Reuben Krieger

Author on Reedsy Prompts since Oct, 2020

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“The Roses” by Reuben Krieger

Submitted to Contest #75

It was a cold, snowy night, the Johnson’s were getting ready to watch the new year come and finish the previous year. Last year was not a fine year for the Johnson’s, their beautiful Juana, soon to have been a mother of 3, had passed away. Her youngest son, Henry had taken the loss too hard.  “A toast everyone!!” Henry exclaimed. Everyone at the flower-covered dinner table looked at the boy in awe. Since ...

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“The Hotdog Contest” by Reuben Krieger

Submitted to Contest #64

THE FOLLOWING STATED BELOW IS INTENDED ONLY FOR MATURE AUDIENCES “Please don’t make me go!” pleaded Sam. It was October 18, the cool autumn breeze had created a chilly vibe across the town of Cleveland, Ohio. Today was the day of the great Hotdog eating contest. Everybody in the town had to go, it was a city tradition. Sam had hated going ever since the terrible event… but he wouldn’t rathe...

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Author bio

Hi Everyone! My name is Reuben (As you can tell in my profile). I like reading, drawing, writing, and jogging around my neighborhood. Ever since lockdown I wanted to have some more human interaction. So I decided, "Why not share my stories with the world?". My Mom found this website and I have been writing on it since! I really like this community. I want to write more stories later on. Right now I am just a little bit too busy. TO YOU, THE PERSON READING THIS: You are awesome! DO NOT let anyone make you believe differently. ______________________ NEWS: So yeah, I didn't do Contest #76. I was pretty busy with school and all. I hope I can write and publish my next story in time. You all have a week to prepare!! :) "The Roses" Is officially out!! Quote: “You don’t start out writing good stuff. You start out writing dung and thinking it’s good stuff, and then gradually you get better at it. That’s why I say one of the most valuable traits is persistence.” ― Octavia E. Butler