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“Why Christians and Jews Still Cry” Short Fiction by Joshua Minton

Written by Joshua Bradley Minton in November 7th, 2009  
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The Night Mary Beth Jacksey Told Her Father that Jesus was a Coward —That's it—the preacher said as he slammed his palm on the dinner table causing the antique crystal vase in the china cabinet to rattle and the dog to bark. Every member of the room, except Mary Beth's

…And the Third Floor Magistrates Took the Rape (A Serial Novel: Part 13)

Written by Joshua Bradley Minton in October 27th, 2009  
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A fictional memoir serial novel set in the Bowling Green State University Campus, Bowling Green, Ohio in the late 1990s. This is the story of a group of boys who thought they were men, love and violence fusing into a tragic death, drugs and sex, poetry and philosophy, running away to find themselves right back where they started.

…And the Third Floor Magistrates Took the Rape (A Serial Novel: Part 12)

Written by Joshua Bradley Minton in October 14th, 2009  
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A fictional memoir serial novel set in the Bowling Green State University Campus, Bowling Green, Ohio in the late 1990s. This is the story of a group of boys who thought they were men, love and violence fusing into a tragic death, drugs and sex, poetry and philosophy, running away to find themselves right back where they started.

Capitalism: A Love Story and End the Fed

Written by Joshua Bradley Minton in October 4th, 2009  
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Capitalism: A Love Story is the most important movie Michael Moore has made and it has become clear that he is the Thomas Paine of our generation.

…And the Third Floor Magistrates Took the Rape (A Serial Novel: Part 11)

Written by Joshua Bradley Minton in September 27th, 2009  
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A fictional memoir serial novel set in the Bowling Green State University Campus, Bowling Green, Ohio in the late 1990s. This is the story of a group of boys who thought they were men, love and violence fusing into a tragic death, drugs and sex, poetry and philosophy, running away to find themselves right back where they started.
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