Arthur Davis medium length stories real life stories Sunday, October 19, 2014 Girls - Beautiful - Girls by Arthur Davis <i>A New York City journalist reluctantly takes up a story about a seedy old dance hall and its nubile dancing girls; by Arthur Davis.</i><br><br> The Broadway bus pulled up at 48th Street across from the blinking yellow sign announcing, "Girls - Beautiful - Girls." I got off. <br><br> The Tango Palace, in the heart of a Times Square, swarming with platform-heeled hookers, Three-card Monty sharks, drug dealer… Read more Labels: Arthur Davis medium length stories real life stories 8 comments:
Arthur Davis long stories real life stories Friday, October 10, 2014 Secrets of the Night by Arthur Davis <i>A cleaner plagued by secrets from his past listens to the confessional radio show broadcast each night from the eighteenth floor of the building he cleans; by Arthur Davis.</i><br><br> Meyer Holbein pushed his broom down the partially lit corridor as he had done for the last dozen years. It was a simple task, something he was uniquely qualified to tend. He was a tall, stooped man in his early seventies whom … Read more Labels: Arthur Davis long stories real life stories 5 comments:
Arthur Davis fantastic stories long stories pick of the month Tuesday, October 8, 2013 Mr Stinkysocks by Arthur Davis <i>Mr Stinkysocks visits his two nieces at an idyllic campground and finds a deeper connection to the landscape, and the children, than he expected; by Arthur Davis.</i><br><br> Strange how easily you can forget who you are and where you came from. Even stranger, how assuredly you can be overtaken by the deception of who you might be and a life you thought might have belonged to another. Of course, realization… Read more Labels: Arthur Davis fantastic stories long stories pick of the month 1 comment:
Arthur Davis criminal stories long stories Tuesday, September 3, 2013 The Power of Life and Death by Arthur Davis <i>Albert Mercante, a quiet man bored with his marriage, witnesses a gangland killing, but will he have the courage to do the right thing? by Arthur Davis.</i><br><br> Albert Mercante was not a brave man. The retired sixty-four year old English teacher who, along with his wife Bea, had earned his tenure in the New York City schoolrooms considered himself fortunate to have served in a district where you did not … Read more Labels: Arthur Davis criminal stories long stories 2 comments:
Arthur Davis funny stories medium length stories Sunday, March 17, 2013 Nursery School Exposé by Arthur Davis <i>Precocious four-year-old Andrew is suspicious of his parents' motives for taking him to nursery school in Arthur Davis's amusing piece.</i><br><br> I'm not going to like this. I just know it. It's too early in the morning and I'm too tired and I don't like what she made me wear and I don't know where we're going and if I did, I doubt that I'd like it. I just know it. <br><br> I kn… Read more Labels: Arthur Davis funny stories medium length stories 5 comments:
Arthur Davis futuristic stories long stories Tuesday, January 8, 2013 Fat Men and Flying Saucers by Arthur Davis <i>Stubborn and lonely Texas rancher Claude Longly disbelieves his friend's claims of seeing a flying saucer; by Arthur Davis</i><br><br> Claude Longly sat hovering over his second cup of coffee of the evening in one hand and the second cigarette of his third pack of the day between the thick, stained brown fingers of the other. He had long ago rationed himself to three cups in the evening and it was only … Read more Labels: Arthur Davis futuristic stories long stories 2 comments:
Arthur Davis long stories real life stories Tuesday, October 16, 2012 Growing Tomatoes by Arthur Davis <i>While his wife is away, Luther Canton - soldier, barber, loving husband, tomato fanatic - is impressed by a schoolboy genius, but they must both open their minds and hearts before they can become friends; by Arthur Davis</i><br><br> Luther Canton buttoned his shirt and gazed out of his window onto the broad rutted black seam of 125th Street that cut across Harlem. Luther had lived most of his spry seventy-ei… Read more Labels: Arthur Davis long stories real life stories 4 comments:
