Clive Aaron Gill pick of the month real life stories short stories Monday, December 11, 2023 Andrea's Story by Clive Aaron Gill <i>Andrea and her son flee El Salvador and seek asylum in the USA, circa 2016.</i><br><br>My son and I sat opposite a US Customs and Border Protection officer in El Paso, Texas. In the small, brightly lit office with white walls, the officer examined my passport. <br><br>She asked in Spanish, "Andrea, why are you and your son seeking asylum in the USA?" <br><br>From the time I'd left El Salvador, I'd thought … Read more Labels: Clive Aaron Gill pick of the month real life stories short stories 12 comments:
Clive Aaron Gill medium length stories real life stories Monday, November 8, 2021 Father's Legacy by Clive Aaron Gill <i>Justin Miller's despised father passes away, leaving behind a surprising legacy; by Clive Aaron Gill.</i><br><br> I hated my father, Ethan Miller. As a youth, I feared his repeated clouts to my head, followed by days of silence. He told me he had experienced the same discipline from his dad. When I saw other fathers shooting baskets with their sons or throwing a football to each other, jealousy clung to… Read more Labels: Clive Aaron Gill medium length stories real life stories 9 comments:
Clive Aaron Gill medium length stories real life stories Monday, September 2, 2019 Cameron and Lucia by Clive Aaron Gill <i>Clive Aaron Gill tells a story of lust, betrayal, and long-borne grudges.</i><br><br> "I... I'm pregnant," Lucia said to Cameron at the San Diego Magnet High School. <br><br> "No way." <br><br> She moaned, her face turning a deep red. "Yes, way." She removed the black windbreaker she had outgrown two years earlier at fifteen. "I missed two months. Got morning sickness. I took a home … Read more Labels: Clive Aaron Gill medium length stories real life stories 4 comments:
Clive Aaron Gill medium length stories real life stories Monday, February 11, 2019 Consider Me Dead by Clive Aaron Gill <i>An art lecturer at the University of California shelters a homeless man in the hope of reigniting his own artistic flair; by Clive Aaron Gill.</i><br><br> Andrew Miller drove to 16th Street in downtown San Diego on a Monday afternoon to buy paint and paper supplies. He parked and walked toward his favorite art store, his back stooped, his head of untidy hair like a shrub. He crinkled his nose as he smelled… Read more Labels: Clive Aaron Gill medium length stories real life stories 4 comments:
