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The Bass, The River, and Sheila Mant by W.D. Wetherell

This short story is brief but it has rich themes connected to experiences and social organization. The main character is a fourteen-year-old boy who must deal with his inner conflict of pursuing his own passions or trying to impress others. This story was first published in 1983, but it is still relevant today as it connects to the universal theme of regret. You may start by listening to the story in the audio option...

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