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The world of Franky Benítez is a story of scenes and moments. I am still playing around with the story’s sequence, but here is the latest Table of Contents (NOTE: I am still revising this, but decided to share latest drafts):

2. Summer, 1986

3. Today, 4:30 a.m.

4. November, 1968: Jamaica, Queens

5. Today, 5:00 a.m.

6. August, 1968

7. October, 1968

8. November, 1968: The Green Island

9. Today, 6 a.m.

10. April, 1994: Boston

11. January 9, 2011

12. Power’s Sunday Slam (Appears in 100 STORIES FOR QUEENSLAND on AMAZON)

13. February 16, 1897: San Juan, Puerto Rico

Other pieces I wrote, Christmas, 1976: The Bronx and New Year’s Eve, 1979: San Juan, Puerto Rico were for the weeks of Christmas and New Year’s. Right now, I don’t know where it will go, very likely later in the work.

I about 10 more chapters by the beginning of June and the goals is to a.) get published or b.) publish it on my own. Simple as that. Thanks!

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