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Hi! I'm Jess, nineteen from England. Writing is my passion, along with reading, films, art, reviews and photography. Generally anything creative tends to float my boat. Check out my Smashwords profile for my longer stories, my blog for advice and tips on writing, or my twitter (it does get used sometimes...)

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It is ugly. Horrific. Worse than anything I've seen in horror films or in graphic horror comics. I was just walking home from my boyfr... ex-boyfriend's house. He decided we were 'too close' and that 'we needed some space' because I'd 'changed beyond recognition'. I hadn't realised that 'too close' was even possible in a...

545 words by J Cambrook

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I believe some of the most romantic love stories begin in the most unexpected of places. Because she had fallen in and out of love around fifty times (if that one time behind the club counted... and that other one in the toilets, the same night) Chantelle had all but given up on finding true love.

It was an average...

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John
I never stopped thinking about you. Not once. Not even when my darling, loyal wife Susanna found out. I had to break things off for the children, of course, but I kept our letters as a small act of devoted rebellion. There was more passion interwoven in our words than I had experienced in a twenty year marriage to...

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"Kids, please get into the car. We'll be caught if we don't leave very soon." Jeremy ushered his three children into the people carrier and strapped the younger ones in. It was just after sunrise and the weak sun cast a warm and hopeful glow on the street they were in. It was going to be a very hot day, and Jeremy took...

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For most people, the end of the world began with pandas. Yes, those chubby, furry, harmless herbivores got most of the blame from the public when society collapsed. However in my own humble opinion, it would be more sensible to blame, perhaps, the government, envelopes, Geraldine Tucker, Christmas, society’s love of money...

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"Are you not bored of that stupid game yet, Jake?" I sighed. Lying on the settee, watching television, I'd gotten sick of seeing other people being filmed having a good time. Currently the presenter was readying herself to bungee jump off the Grand Canyon. I wanted something real to talk about with my friends.
"No? Why...

450 words by J Cambrook

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