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Robert Crisman commented on Michelle Ristuccia's blog post The Pinned Genie"Well, he had it coming..."
bolton carley commented on Michelle Ristuccia's blog post The Pinned Genie"with angela, nice touch at the end. oh, those wishes get you in trouble!"
Angela commented on Michelle Ristuccia's blog post The Pinned Genie"Great twist there. I didn't see it coming at all."
Michelle Ristuccia posted a blog postThe Pinned Genie
It didn’t take long for Ayatasha to regret her first wish. The genie had brought all of her stuffed animals to life, including the large red-and-white valentine bear that was mauling the closet door in its attempts to get to her. Cowering with her was Spots, the overly fuzzy rabbit that she had kept in bed with her since time immemorial, her now not-so-imaginary friend. Spots was not any more helpful than the butterfly net she clutched in her hands as the closest thing to a weapon that she…See More
Edward Dean commented on Michelle Ristuccia's blog post 1000 Slinkies"Ditto to Brad.
Very creative M.R."
Deborah Jovan Reed commented on Michelle Ristuccia's blog post "Stolen Mass""I especially like the line 'I will be my sister's grim reaper'... nice six"
Brad Rose commented on Michelle Ristuccia's blog post 1000 Slinkies"I love this. I love slinkies. Especially slinkies that have strayed and perhaps transgressed. I also like the idea of a complaint letter. Excellent epistoloty Six."
Michelle Ristuccia posted a blog post1000 Slinkies
Dear Editor,I am writing about the unfortunate opinion article that you ran on Sunday. Every word was dishonest, down to the very title. The event was not "a show of waste with pollution as the grand finale." As my secretary takes this dictation, I am having craftsmen attach magnets to poles, the better to fish the slinkies out of the river. Furthermore, the slinkies will be recycled in a second marathon down the mountain.To answer your question, I received each and every slinky as a Christmas…See More
eloise toomath commented on Michelle Ristuccia's blog post "After the Funeral""Understanding, thoughts of a small child, or an adult mom, missing three sons. Well done Michelle."
Abhi Kantamneni commented on Michelle Ristuccia's blog post "After the Funeral""I like how you use the title as a functional element of your story. Good job!"
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The Pinned Genie
Posted on February 17, 2012 at 11:58am 5 Comments 1 Favorite
It didn’t take long for Ayatasha to regret her first wish. The genie had brought all of her stuffed animals to life, including the large red-and-white valentine bear that was mauling the closet door in its attempts to get to her. Cowering with her was Spots, the overly fuzzy rabbit that she had kept in bed with her since time immemorial, her now not-so-imaginary friend. Spots was not any more helpful than the butterfly net she clutched…
Continue 1000 Slinkies
Posted on January 27, 2012 at 6:30am 2 Comments 0 Favorites
Dear Editor,
I am writing about the unfortunate opinion article that you ran on Sunday.
Every word was dishonest, down to the very title. The event was not "a show of waste with pollution as the grand finale." As my secretary takes this dictation, I am having craftsmen attach magnets to poles, the better to fish the slinkies out of the river. Furthermore, the slinkies will be…
"After the Funeral"
Posted on January 20, 2012 at 8:00am 4 Comments 0 Favorites
He cries at the word bedtime as Mommy unbuttons his black jacket with fumbling hands. Her eyes are a scary red as she forces them into the routine of pajamas, tooth brush, and bedtime story. He waits until she flips the switch and clicks the door shut before he sits up against the darkness. There is still a piece of the routine missing, the hug that would make him feel safe again, if only he could stay awake long enough to hear the front door open.
But, like the night before, sleep…
Continue Lilith
Posted on January 6, 2012 at 1:00am 7 Comments 0 Favorites
She looked up out of thin gray walls that curled up over her bare skin. Later she would think of it as a sarcophagus, but for now it was simply the first thing she'd ever seen, along with his hungry face.
"Lilith," the man above her demanded in a booming voice that echoed inside the coffin. She took his proffered hand, having nothing else to do. His tone was soft when he added, "You will be a fine wife."…
"Lilith," the man above her demanded in a booming voice that echoed inside the coffin. She took his proffered hand, having nothing else to do. His tone was soft when he added, "You will be a fine wife."…
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