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The Twin

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A short story that won the story of the month in May 97 on the Internovel website.
An 18 month old baby tells the story of his family and ultimately his death from heaven. Also included is the first three chapters of the upcoming detective parody The Defective.

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First published March 20, 2011

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Dan Barbier

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September 23, 2024
Food for Thought

This was a well written short story from the point of view of a baby gone to heaven. There were a few typos that did not detract from the story. 5 star short story.
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26 reviews
May 30, 2013
This short story has you hooked right from the very first paragraph. It's sad and tragic and written so lovingly through the eyes of one of the twins, Peter James McDonald. It took me back to when my own kids were babies and reminded me that sometimes we all feel defeated and alone as I so often did. This story is sure to bring a tear to your eye and break your heart. Dan Barbier somehow manages to capture the very soul of this little boy. Well done Dan.
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216 reviews11 followers
August 31, 2011
Sad liitle story. Well put together. Should take you less than ten minutes to read.
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34 reviews
March 27, 2013
Good, but sad short story, especially if you are a parent. A quick read.
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Author 6 books55 followers
September 18, 2013
This short story was quite interesting having been written from the perspective of an infant. Such a sad tale.
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March 24, 2016
It was okay. An interesting take on death from the perspective of an infant.
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