• A Humble Tribute

    A Humble Tribute

    Share Your Story Contest Entry
    from 3 reviews.
    General  Fiction

  • Winter Mystery

    Winter Mystery

    Winter Nature Haiku
    from 4 reviews.
    General  Poetry

  • Return

    Return

    Come to Me
    from 2 reviews.
    Spiritual  Poetry


FanStory wrote to John Cranford:
A Humble Tribute was posted today. It is a Milestone Post. Post number 200!


FanStory wrote to John Cranford: Winter Mystery finished second in the contest "Winter Nature Haiku"


FanStory wrote to John Cranford: Return finished second in the contest "Forgiveness Poem"


FanStory wrote to John Cranford: Congratulations! Nature's Love won the contest "Share A Photo Poetry"
    Sally Law: Congratulations, John!
    Sal :)) xo
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    Senyai: Congratulations, John! -
    Richard Frohm: Hi John,

    Congratulations !!

    I recently finished my first attempt at a book.
    It is based in the 1950s through the 1970s.
    The story covers a Sean Hanlon, a kid growing up in Chicago’s south side. In grade school he makes friends with Nick Catalano an Italian kid. They would grow to be best friends.
    In fact, it is Nick’s action that brings Sean to the attention of Angelo Giordano. The head of the Giordano crime family.
    Angelo offers Sean the chance to go to college and get his law degree. He gets him a job with the firm that represents the family.
    Slowly, he gets more and more involved. He gains fame as the attorney for the mob.
    That involvement forever changes his life.
    I know I am asking a lot, but I'm hoping you will read it and give your feedback.
    There are several surprises written in the book especially the ending. Those alone will keep you reading.
    If you want to read it, let me know and I will email you a copy.

    Richard Frohm
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    John Cranford: Thank you, Ric. Since I'm a child of the 50s and 60s, I'd love to read your book. My email address is:
    jwcret2@hotmail.com. I look forward to it. I've also written a little book about my Mother entitled "Mother's Gift." It's very small and short and you can read it in one sitting. I would also like your review. If you send me your address, I will send you a copy. -


FanStory wrote to John Cranford: Winter Allure finished third in the contest "2-3-2 Poetry"


FanStory wrote to John Cranford: In the Eye of the Storm finished third in the contest "My Faith Poetry"


FanStory wrote to John Cranford: Misty Morning Magic finished first in the contest "3-5-3 'Air' Poem"


FanStory wrote to John Cranford: Nature's Portrait finished first in the contest "Rhyme That 1-6-1 "


FanStory wrote to John Cranford: The Simple Wisdom of a Child finished third in the contest "5-7-5"


FanStory wrote to John Cranford: Joy finished third in the contest "Acrostic Poetry"
    jim vecchio: Sorry you were bogged by so many winners! I guess mine drove them all to the top! -
    John Cranford: Nonsense, Jim. Mine was just an afterthought and took little effort. I didn't expect a whole lot. Appreciate your comment. -


FanStory wrote to John Cranford: Real Poetry finished third in the contest "Off and On rhyme"


FanStory wrote to John Cranford: What's Important finished third in the contest "Rhyming Poem"


FanStory wrote to John Cranford: My Savior and Me finished second in the contest "Opening Line"


FanStory wrote to John Cranford: Fall's Farewell finished first in the contest "Write a Quatern "


FanStory wrote to John Cranford: God's Breath finished second in the contest "Haiku Poem"