A Prank Turned into a Tragedy: Journal or Fiction Story

Everyone has never thought of an innocent mischief that would cause a blinking squad car to arrive at the scene. Everything is happening right now, hopefully it will never happen. This is not a harmful joke, it's just a funny joke. When we arrived at the train line, we saw each other. It is all due to the fulfillment of our club. We did it before. But this time it is different. I saw Tim, he gave me a dull appearance. Billy looked afraid, but I did some reaction, but again I felt sick.

The story is called "the story of the Harlem proverb". The title gives clues to my point of view as soon as it can be said that it is linguistic in the articles in the linguistic article, but the dialogue is fictitious, and I think it Some other stories include that composition based on her observations of people. However, the novel is usually a human complex, a form of expressing letters in real life, highlighting what we usually can not see or can not see. The subtitle of this story is "Jelly's Story". According to her "Harlem slang vocabulary" of the same series, "Jelly" means gender (this vocabulary is not understood in this series, although readers who have not spoken much understand a part of the story conversation It helps). The story is a combination of story and dialogue about a person named "Jelly". Most of it is a conversation between a man named Jelly and Sweet Back. That's why I am reading

At the second novel workshop of my MFA project, my professor asked each of us to change the order to introduce my favorite short story. The idea is that everyone in the class reads and analyzes each short story. And by touching different classmates' preferences, it may help to better understand what short stories can do. During my week I chose the "sea child" by Haitian American writer Edwidge Dantikyat. KRAK! This story is my favorite short story as I met it during college. This is a story that hurt my heart; the story, when I finished, I had to spend some time just to close the book and breathe. When I first wrote a blog post on how much I influenced him, I was touched very much.