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Fiction & Essays
Wrap
It Up
From the streets of Paradise in
Waikiki Beach, an interview with Ra, hair wrapping artist
and philosopher extraoridinaire.
The
Untold Story
An article on why we need to tell
stories to one another, by Juan Wilson.
The
Moon Shot
The summer of 1969 included mankind's
first trip to the moon and the Woodstock Music Festival.
This story is by Juan Wilson
The
Family Downstairs
A short account of discovering furry
creatures beneath the floorboards of an old house,
written by Chris Wood.
Imagining
Chautauqua
This fictional account is the result
of several community members envisioning a possible
sustainable "Green" future for the Chautauqua Lake region
a generation from now. This originally appeared in three
installments beginning in Spring Bud 1995. Written by
Juan Wilson with assistance from Linda Pascatore, Rebecca
Albaugh, and Mark Fitzsimmons.
A
Slow Walk
A short fictional story about a young
girl from this area discovering herself in California,
written by Stephen C. Peters.
Earth
Mover & Earth Tender
A children's story about a married
couple who happen to be giants. It was originally
published exclusively in the 1993 Summer Growth issue of
the Gobbler. It was written by Juan Wilson.
The
Furniture
A true story that was inspired by the
visit of an old man to the home of a middle aged man. The
two didn't realize that they had first met when the old
man was young and the middle aged man a boy. This story,
by Juan Wilson, was published exclusively in the 1994
Spring Flower issue of the Gobbler.
The
Relief Pitcher
A short story about the subtleties of
baseball written by Stephen C. Peters. He is a novelist
and screen writer living in California. His article was
published first in the 1994 Spring Bud issue of the
Gobbler.
The
Skaters
A romantic short story about teenagers
written by Stephen C. Peters. He is a novelist and screen
writer living in California. His article was published
first in the 1994 Winter Crystal issue of the
Gobbler.
My
First Eagle Sighting
A non fictional personal account of a
first eagle sighting by Gary Cuckler.