Write for Japan

By Various Authors
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Published: March 29, 2011
Words: 75,852 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781458155870

Short description

34 Writers from all over the world. 34 Stories about devastation and hope. All profits of this project will to go the Red Cross US and UK for Japan.

Extended description

Here are some samples from our anthology for which 100% of the profits will go to the Red Cross:

"Rain may be a sign of life, but it still wasn’t powerful wasn’t enough to prevent death. Whenever Matthew was sent off, I took comfort in the rainy days. I listened to what he had said; that they were a sign of life. But now that he was gone forever, the rainy days were filled with sadness. It was as if the rain was the tears of the clouds, remembering the day that the greatest man in the world died." -My Beautiful Blossom by Jessica Chivers

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"Amnesia didn't really work like that. He knew amnesia didn't work like that. It wasn't like the movies where you woke up all of a sudden and had no recollection of who you were and how you got, well, wherever you were. You wouldn't know if you had that sort of amnesia. No, it was more repressing memories, some blip in your mind that kept you from remembering someone or something. It wasn't like the movies.

And yet there he was. Somewher.. (Read more) Here are some samples from our anthology for which 100% of the profits will go to the Red Cross:

"Rain may be a sign of life, but it still wasn’t powerful wasn’t enough to prevent death. Whenever Matthew was sent off, I took comfort in the rainy days. I listened to what he had said; that they were a sign of life. But now that he was gone forever, the rainy days were filled with sadness. It was as if the rain was the tears of the clouds, remembering the day that the greatest man in the world died." -My Beautiful Blossom by Jessica Chivers

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"Amnesia didn't really work like that. He knew amnesia didn't work like that. It wasn't like the movies where you woke up all of a sudden and had no recollection of who you were and how you got, well, wherever you were. You wouldn't know if you had that sort of amnesia. No, it was more repressing memories, some blip in your mind that kept you from remembering someone or something. It wasn't like the movies.

And yet there he was. Somewhere. Anywhere. Lord knew where." -Last of the Liars by Jessica Dall
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anthology, hope, japan, short stories, charity, devastation

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