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From Dallas Doctor’s upcoming collection: The Storybook From the Future” Kindness & Cruelty in the 51st-Century By Dallas Doctor “Here ya go Cyndi, have a nice juicy chunk of hamstring,” Omar leered expectantly as he poked Read More …
From Dallas Doctor’s collection of short stories “How to Organize and Orgy & Other Stories” (Pages 3-5): The Empty Steps By Dallas Doctor “Here Friend, take a look at this rather unremarkable photo,” the old man pulled a Read More …
From Dallas Doctor’s collection of short stories “How to Organize and Orgy & Other Stories” (Pages 1-2): The Girl on the Pay Phone at the Musée d’Orsay By Dallas Doctor “But Mom, it’s so boring over here. There’s Read More …
From Dallas Doctor’s soon to be published 4th collection of short stories, “The Hitchhiker & Other Stories”: Walter Street’s Convenient Amnesia By Dallas Doctor Absolutely nothing out of the ordinary happened that morning. Everything was exactly the same Read More …
From Dallas Doctor’s “World Without Love ~ Part Two ~ A Collection of Short Stories that Together Tell a Story” (pages 176-180): Integrity Is Important by Dallas Doctor (December 1970) The only skirmish of any significance that Mila Read More …
From Dallas Doctor’s “World Without Love ~ A Collection of Short Stories that Together Tell a Story” (pages 60-61): The Magic Ticket ~ Episode One by Dallas Doctor (Summer 1965) I couldn’t believe it was real. When she handed Read More …
From Dallas Doctor’s “World Without Love ~ A Collection of Short Stories that Together Tell a Story” (pages 43-44): Mourning on the West Coast by Dallas Doctor (November 1963) The loudspeaker startled us. Blaring something about teachers going to Read More …
From Dallas Doctor’s “World Without Love ~ A Collection of Short Stories that Together Tell a Story” (pages 50-51): The Best Advice in the History of Advice by Dallas Doctor (Spring 1964) I was still just learning to play guitar, Read More …
From Dallas Doctor’s “World Without Love ~ A Collection of Short Stories that Together Tell a Story” (pages 41-42): The Day We Got TV by Dallas Doctor (Summer 1963) We didn’t have a television set in our house until Read More …
From Dallas Doctor’s “World Without Love ~ A Collection of Short Stories that Together Tell a Story” (pages 35-36): The Bad Kid by Dallas Doctor (Summer 1962) Billy Waters was the bad kid in the third-grade. Billy Waters always Read More …
