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Never Say Never
They were raised under the same roofs and hadn’t discovered how important it would be for a happy couple knowing each other very well in order to get past difficulties and misunderstandings in a serious relationship or in a marriage.
23 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 7, 2018
About the author
A.A. Schenna
42 books33 followersAs a child, A.A dreamed of being a cardiac surgeon. Later, Schenna realized that this was not what he wanted.
Writing has always been his greatest pleasure. When he doesn't write action, adventure, horror stories or anything else, he reads everything.
Schenna admires all the writers he comes across and enjoys talking about books and magazines.
A.A loves meeting new people, discovering new places and likes traveling along with his partner and family.
Writing has always been his greatest pleasure. When he doesn't write action, adventure, horror stories or anything else, he reads everything.
Schenna admires all the writers he comes across and enjoys talking about books and magazines.
A.A loves meeting new people, discovering new places and likes traveling along with his partner and family.
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May 12, 2018
OLD WORLD CHARM
Ian and Gina are American expat students traveling outside London for the first time. They have known each other since childhood and while their bond is a platonic one, it has never been tested in the City of Lights.
A short story written in old-world style, the language is formal and romantic and very akin to La Belle Epoque. Readers may at first miss the LOL’s, OMG’s and BOGO’s typical of 21st century speak, but here is no room for abbreviations or acronyms in Schenna’s piece. Rather, what it asks is “are you willing to take a leap of faith and invest in a time and feeling that skirts our modern edges?”
Utterly charming and worth the short-term investment. It is twenty-five pages in length but speaks to something much larger.
Ian and Gina are American expat students traveling outside London for the first time. They have known each other since childhood and while their bond is a platonic one, it has never been tested in the City of Lights.
A short story written in old-world style, the language is formal and romantic and very akin to La Belle Epoque. Readers may at first miss the LOL’s, OMG’s and BOGO’s typical of 21st century speak, but here is no room for abbreviations or acronyms in Schenna’s piece. Rather, what it asks is “are you willing to take a leap of faith and invest in a time and feeling that skirts our modern edges?”
Utterly charming and worth the short-term investment. It is twenty-five pages in length but speaks to something much larger.
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