Steve Gallup
FollowAuthor of What About the Boy? A Father's Pledge to His Disabled Son, www.fatherspledge.com
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A father unexpectedly comes to terms with the direction his son's life has taken.
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The first of several short pieces I wrote long ago, nominally about the rise of civilization
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Sometimes taking separate paths is unavoidable. Sometimes departure is what you've always wanted.
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Just a bit of verse that came to me as I walked past the schoolyard.
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You can end up having the strangest conversations whilst driving through the countryside.
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A network of tubes kept them plugged to life...and patients and doctors came and went like trains
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"Bedroom Talk", is a story taken from my short story collection, Tales from the Heart, a bumper book of twenty stories about love, family and friendship. A woman cooks a meal for her ex-husband, but has more than food on her mind... Can a new arrival remind a family of what is really important in life..? A young couple's love transports an elderly woman into the past... Will love second time around heal old scars..? Warring grandparents refuse to see eye to eye... Are family secrets best kept hidden..? A wise man's last request brings surprises for his great-niece...
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The folks at Slick & Junebug's Diner discuss a woman with questionable morals who is dating a new man in town. Should someone tell him?
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A chance meeting, a beautiful girl, a melting heart. Ricky Madison was staring at a vision and she smiled back just for him. So what was is with the spooky song which seemed to follow him around everywhere?
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When Charlie Notts starts at school, Gwynnie decides now might be the time to start being a girl. Buy it on Amazon: http://amzn.to/qNPFgW
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Her son finds it on a beach. Is that writing? What it is she doesn't know. What it says she might regret ever wanting to find out...
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This is the true story of my best friend's first love, and how it came full circle. It's an important story that needed to be told.
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What would advertisements look like if the government required them to be truthful and not misleading?
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An academic stumbles across a mysterious radio transmission in a remote Norwegian town
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When the bureaucrats make 'pleasuretax' a literal reality, some people go insane.
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