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Laura Nee
Let me throw out this caveat… I am not a professional writer. These are my attempts at writing fiction. Some of them are stories intended for children as that has been a life long dream of mine. Others are just stories about the people who show up in my brain from time to time. I like to tell their stories and I hope you’ll enjoy reading them. Maybe these are signposts on the way to my having some sort of profession in writing. Perhaps one of those signs may end up reading, “Detour.”  Only time and effort will reveal where I’m truly going…


  • Patchwork Promise

    Started June 28, 2007
    This is another family who entered my imagination a couple years ago.  I wrote all the backstory and plotted out the action…and then abandoned them.  I felt pressed for time and selfish about pouring myself into an “imaginary” family.  Lately, though, they started tap dancing through my consciousness again.  I thought maybe if I spent 15-20 minutes a day (which is always catch as catch can) writing that I could eventually tell their story.  As a decent sized portion gets written, I’ll post it.  I hope you enjoy. 

  • The Book House

    This is a story/novella or some such that is currently in progress.  This little family showed up in my head one morning and I just had to tell their tale. 

  • No Dinosaurs in Church

    January 25, 2005
    Another story for children.  This one was born out of my experience of dealing with kids in an Orthodox Church service.  I had a lot of fun writing this one and would love to see these characters live on in other stories for children.  A manuscript of this story is currently in the hands of an acquistions editor for an Orthodox Publishing House.  I’m biting my nails and waiting for the polite rejection.  Then I may send it on to other places.  I had an actual email conversation with this editor so I don’t feel I can simultaneously submit the manuscript.

  • A Tomato Tradition

    October 25, 2004
    A children’s story about a little girl who learns about family tradition while growing tomatoes.  This little gem has been rejected by three publising houses.  Woo-Hoo!  It is still a story that is close to my heart…