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She, of what was left of she, was then, hand-over-fist, stuffed into a styrofoam trunk, into a cooler such as you'd convey spoilable foods in, perishables to the beach.
  
 
 
This week's feature story is
The wall that separates Michael's house from mine is so insubstantial and his rooms so prone to echoing, that even my dripping tap and his indrawn sighs came to belong to both of us in the silence that followed the deaths of his parents. Yet, it was not until the last of our neighbours left Tap Street and their grime-covered houses fell into dereliction, that a bond of sorts grew between us, - a lopsided friendship as delicate as an abandoned wasps' nest, and which, up until last November, had been dependant on my affecting a disinterest in him, in particular about his wanderings at dusk.
  
 
 
 
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notable stories selected for the million writers award (storysouth)

our nominees:

diamonds and lemons
by omar lemon
top ten story of 2005

country music
by miriam kotzin

heck on earth
by tim millas

snow squall
by claudia smith

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8 May, 2006
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