Amelie's Drama is the story of a young African woman caught in the trappings of her culture and gender. After being abused and married an infected by a man infected with HIV. Amelie, not happy with her situation determines to leave behind her childhood village to protect herself and her child. This is a triumphant story of one woman's struggle and transformation of character from weakness to strength to make a better quality of life for herself and her child. You will never forget Amelie's story of discovering the peace of forgiveness, understanding and the value of true friendship she found on her friend Victoria.

The Anthology, "We Remember... We Create.. we Write... consists of a selection of writings submitted by a group of writers who choose to leave behind stories that impacted their life. Some authors have written about poignant memories of childhood and others created works about memorable interactions with people, funny pets and important life events. Some authors intended to leave their works as a legacy for their families. The following people contributed to the anthology with varied themes about love, understanding, tolerance and loss. Mito Bessalel, Wayne Coletti, Roger Copinger, Patti Fisher, Richard Hirata, Arthur Kahn, Stephanie Leddy, Anita Moss, Jeanette Nauen, Bernice Packman, Joyce Sippel and Sharon Snyder. Dear readers, the spirit behind this publication is not only for you to enjoy the stories we wrote, but also to look into your life and write touching memories that you experienced, for the people you love and for future generations.

Tino is a tree years old dog, he is a proud Papillion, he likes his master but he does not like how people treats him.

El Ingeniero Wilson fue rescatado de su caida en un pozo lleno de agua y basura por un nino, llamado Manuel, que estaba caminando en un area desierta de un vertedero de basura. Inmediatamente se propuso ayudarlo y sacarlo del ambiente donde nacio y se crio exponiendolo al proceso cruel de adaptacion en el mundo fuera de basural El Ingeniero Wiilson relata los hechos que ocurren durante nueve meses, tiempo que le llevo a Manuel para adaptarse a una vida, durante ese periodo fue sometido a abusos mentales y fisico, encontrando finalmente amistades verdaderas en sus companeros de escuela."