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Posted by radominic on August 12, 2020

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This is my first blog post for Myth-Folklore.

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An Introduction to Me

(Image information: personal photo of my typewriter August 2018) I always find writing an introduction about myself to be hard but here goes nothing! *** My name is Rachel Dominic. I'm a senior Professional Writing major at Gaylord College. I dream to be a full-time writer, a screenplay writer, and I want to work in the publishing industry. I am from a small town in Northeastern Oklahoma, Sallisaw. In fact, it's so small I have to travel across the Oklahoma/Arkansas state border to the city of Fort Smith in order to go to the mall, the movie theater, or even to have a fine dining experience. I think the coolest thing about my major is to be given the creative freedom to write anything. Last semester, I believe one of my bigger accomplishments was writing over 20,000 words for a novel I was working on for another course. I will be taking that course again next semester and hopefully be able to finish my first draft of the novel. Also, I am currently in a course where I must writ

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Thank you for reading my storybook. I hope you enjoyed the story. Thoughtful and Constructive Criticism is appreciated! And here's a link to my storybook project if you haven't seen it. (Image Information: Image by Maria Rosenberg ) Please leave comments below! Thank you!

Microfiction: The lonely Shepherd and The Peri Wife

The Lonely Shepherd (Image Information: Image by snapclusion ) A lonely shepherd played the flute when a beautiful woman appeared. They fell in love and married. Together, they had two sons, and he discovered they were Peris. If he were unfaithful or told their secret, she vowed he would never see them again. One day, the shepherd left for his past home, but his wife followed him and waited for him to tell her secret. Several days went by and revealed nothing of the Peris. On his last day, he told his first wife the truth. Upset, the Peri declared their relationship was over and vanished with their children. The Peri Wife Three years had passed since the heartbroken Peri wife took her two sons and left her dear husband. She remembered her vow but regretted leaving her love. Every day, she observed her shepherd play a sad tune on his flute and waiting for her. Stubborn and jealous by Peri nature, her time separated from him allowed her to make peace with his betrayal. It had been for th

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