In Nancy Lindell's short non-fiction piece Everyone Learns Differently, the author recounts a vivid moment from junior high detention, driven by her intense dislike for school. Her candid reflection captures the suffocating nature of an educational system that failed to connect with her, revealing the profound struggle and frustration of her experience.
Everyone Learns Differently
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SCOPE
Scope by Christine Law captures the introspective moment of an unemployed individual reflecting on the past while observing the beauty of nature.
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Meira and the Iron Stove
In Alan Bern's short fiction "Meira and the Iron Stove," the past and present intertwine as Meira reveals her deep-seated aversion to stoves, a phobia ...
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