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Paul Barrett is struggling to cope with the death of his father, as well as his own life which has not turned out as he hoped. One drunken night he looks back over some photographs - for it is photos that bound him to his father. And eventually tore them apart.

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Rgabel

A black and white portrayal of emotions. Exceptionally well written, riveting, and revealing. You feel his grief poignantly well as he goes through the search for something tangible of his father. I would suggest that you enter this into the Glimmer Train. This is the type of material they are always searching for and is written as well if not better than some of those stories I have read that have won in their contests. Superb job. Robynn

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gooduklady

You write with a maturity beyond your years. This is a very well written story that I can see being developed into perhaps a novel. It is beautifully written with characters that come to life under your magic touch.

One of the better stories I have read. I shall wait with anticipation for more of your work. Well done!

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lazarus67

Thanks Mary. This story is not only very well written, but its descriptive nature reminds me a lot of my past. Dad was a coal miner in Belgium. I later was a photographer for over 30 years. Even the part where the mom leaves her husband brings back memories when my mom took me and my two brothers and moved away, not tell my dad where. Eventually we got back together. That's been years ago. Both of them are long gone. My... mehr anzeigen

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Gelöschter User

This is incredibly well-written. Seriously. You showed the nuances of the relationship between the protagonist and his father flawlessly. A contender for the contest for sure.

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