Pittsburgh Flash Fiction Gazette

We are trying something new here at the Pittsburgh Flash Fiction Gazette.  We are trying to serve a readership that is serious about writing and being a writer and that at the same time has a deep interest in sex.

Do you know of anyone who would be interested in an online magazine like that?

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It’s nearly 1:00 in the afternoon.  The Old Soldier has just come back from a lovely walk around the neighborhood.  I ended up walking through Schenley Park.  Schenley Park runs between the campuses of the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University.  I walked out of the park into South Oakland.

English: Andy Warhol’s childhood home located at 3252 Dawson Street in the South Oakland neighborhood of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on April 30, 2010. “Andy lived on Dawson Street from 1934 until he left for New York City in 1949. These fifteen years were the most formative years of his life.”http://www.warhola.com/warholahouse.html (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

So, there I was walking along, enjoying the sunshine and the warm weather, singing rock and roll to myself in a low-whisper and sipping from my plastic bottle of melting ice.  I was a happy camper.

I passed Dawson Street.

Dawson Street?  Dawson Street?  Dawson Street?

Why that was the street that Andy Warhol grew up on when he lived in Pittsburgh. 

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