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During the time we are still limited in our interactions due to the Covid-19, What's the Story? will be online only. We will do our best to notify everyone when we begin printing WTS again. In the meantime, enjoy some of the stories our contributors have shared. We have some great articles, political insights from ALL perspectives, ​and writers to entertain you.
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Quarantainment
​By Brian T. Shirley
Well, how have you been doing during this pandemic? I wish you all the best. There's several aspects to address and we still have a ways to go apparently in these unprecedented times. 
 
 I'll give you the view from my world as an entertainer. I know WE ALL are going through a tough time...more
The Big Sleep by Raymond Chandler
John Loranger              A Book Review
 
Long before the hard-boiled detective of fiction and film became a cliché, Raymond Chandler (1888-1959) was writing some of the finest crime novels of the twentieth century.  His famous private eye protagonist, Philip Marlowe, is the narrator of most of his books, including “Farewell, My Lovely”, “The Lady in the Lake” and “The Big Sleep”.  The latter, published in 1939, was Chandler’s first novel. 

 
In “The Big Sleep”, set in Los Angeles, Marlowe is hired by a wealthy invalid named General Sternwood.  He wants Marlowe to investigate and stop a blackmail scheme that is... more

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