If you’ve just graduated and are finding it hard living at home, you are not alone. Maybe this will bring you some comfort…or just something to read in between desperately searching for that dream job.

Just another poem I wrote after I went on a visit to one of the world’s finest Universities.

Written by: Christian A. Miles.

Don’t read something that isn’t about anything. Take a chance to read it though because that’s what life is about.

A flash fiction spoken by a woman looking at the memories triggered by pictures on her wall. The pictures lasted a moment for her, but the memories last for her entire life.

This is about a boy who is now in college and has suffered from asthma his whole life. He now has overcome his asthma and is a cross-country runner. Read on to find out more on his incredible journey.

In the past, it was often the boy who dumped the girl, falling victim to his sexual urges and dropping his first love for another female who appeared more attractive. Unfortunately, in the present century, life has changed. Apparently, there are now more girls dumping boys than before, and not necessarily because the boys are treating them badly.

This is a poem about the assignments I have to do in college.

This experimental short story explores memory, particularly how memories–both one’s own and those of another person–run together and influence one’s experience of the present moment.

Another introspective rant.