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Sneak Peek - The Good Doctor

The Good Doctor - Multi-Chapter, Romance, no supernatural elements, Maddox had a bad habit of looking for trouble, but one night in the ER and he finds something even more exciting then that. Can Maddox put his self destructive behavior aside to show the Good Dr. he's more than just a broken doll. “What happened to him?” The doctor’s voice came out soft and breathless, and he wasn’t surprised. “Who did this?” The young boy lying in the hospital bed in front of him was unconscious; thick, d

March 8, 2017

Author Promo Author Promo: Valkyrie

It's time for another author promo! If you'd like to promo your own work, take a look at the thread for guidelines and then PM me. For this month, our featured promo spot is for Valkyrie. There were three questions that Valkyrie had to answer for each story. The questions were What gave you the idea for this story? What was your favorite thing about writing this story? & Please tell us something about this story that is not already in the description. Valkyrie Signature Autho

Renee Stevens in Featured Stories

March 8, 2017

Life is worth an entry

Math Of Love Triangle.... :p

I am not just hitting on Drew, seriously I am on a math binge: This is an awesome song/math pun all on triangles For gay dorks and their nerdy suitors

W_L

March 7, 2017

CSR March C S R Feature: Crave By Litlover

Okay, so every once in a while I pick a story that falls in my preferred reading wheelhouse, and science fiction is a definite favorite. This month the CSR feature is going to be a story I haven't had a chance to finish, but I will! It's a bit longer than a lot of our CSR features, but you have a good amount of time to finish it since the Discussion day won't be until Monday, March 27th. Crave by LitLover Length: 75,896 Description: Crave: Feel a powerful desire for (s

Cia in CSR- Can't Stop Reading

March 6, 2017

Smile Wide

Smile wide With tears in my eyes Holding back what makes me cry Shake my head It’s all alright I don’t want another fight Turn around The tears fall down Whispering goodbye

March 6, 2017

jamessavik's Blog

Maxwell's Equations, Midterms And Spring Break: The Relationship Is Obvious

Holy crap. I survived the most brutal midterms I've ever seen. I've seen a few that were only for the true masochist. I was there for Doctor Gaddis's Great Calculus Massacre of 1983. Oh the humanity! Sadly essay questions have not gone out of style- as much as they should. Those of us with the gift of blarney have an unfair advantage that lets us leverage a little knowledge and make ourselves sound like we know what we're talking about. Describe the equations Maxwell's Equat

JamesSavik

March 5, 2017

Weekly Update Weekly Wrap Up (Feb 26 - Mar 4)

Did you miss any of this week's blog posts? If so, never fear! Now that we're at the end of the week, it's time for a look back to see what happened. Did you miss any of our promoted authors' updates? Then you've come to the right place as all updates from Signature Authors, Classic Authors, and Promising Authors are including in our Weekly Wrap Up. So let's take a look at what you might have missed. February C S R Discussion Day: Harry Potter Fanfic By Myr Did you join in this month's CSR D

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March 5, 2017

Hunter Thomson's Blog

Politics And British Columbia, And Where I Fit In

In two months, my home province of British Columbia will be heading to the polls. I'm looking forward to the campaign, and hopefully in displacing the long-ruling BC Liberal government, which has had a continuous legislative majority since the 2001 elections that obliterated the BC New Democratic Party. Now, politics in British Columbia are different from the rest of Canada, so here are the important players. BC Liberal Party - Their leader and the current Premier is Christy Clark, who becam

Hunter Thomson

March 4, 2017

Writing World

Prompts Writing Prompts #562 & #563

Sorry for the lateness of the prompts today. I completely spaced that it was prompt day and then a lot of things happened that kept me from posting them earlier (including forgetting to hit publish earlier). So here they are, and just remember, prompt responses can be posted in GA Stories, but if they are under 1,000 words, they have to be posted as part of a collection. Happy Writing!!! Prompt 562 – Creative Tag – The Children You thought you had your life all figured out. Then your b

Renee Stevens in Prompts

March 4, 2017

Life is worth an entry

Mathematical Proof To....something

Weird blog entry, I was just trying to figure something in my head and a sequence of equations came to my mind. 1 x 2 +3 3 x 2 - 1 Both would equal 5 right. So I thought, pretty cool coincidence, why not test it out on other sequential numbers: 2 x 3 +4 4 x 3 -2 Equal 10 3 x 4 + 5 5 x 4 - 3 Equals 17 4 x 5 +6 6 x 5 - 4 Equals 26 5 x 6 + 7 7 x 6 -5 Equals 37 6 x 7 + 8 8 x 7 -6 Equals 50 .... It keeps working out I know this is a math

W_L

March 3, 2017

Parenting And Gender

As a parent who struggles with gender identity (Neutral? Fluid? A-gender? Something else?) the hardest thing I have faced is figuring out how to raise my kid. He is a mini me, personality and attitude. In many ways he is what would be considered a 'regular little boy' but in a lot of ways he displays 'overly feminine' behaviors. I do my best to keep a neutral environment, but find have started over thinking things that is making my life, perhaps, more complicated then they need to be. (FYI he'

March 3, 2017

HB's Blog

When I Get Bad News

I got some bad news today. It wasn’t anything terribly tragic, and I was kind of expecting it, anyway, so I shouldn’t have been surprised. But it was disappointing all the same. Anytime I get bad news, I immediately go into self-doubt mode and systematically convince myself that I’m not worth my salt, I’m not good at anything, and who am I to think I deserve to have what I want. It’s always the same voice in my head, and it always says the same things. The voice has become so familiar over t

Hudson Bartholomew

March 3, 2017

Riding Thoughts

American Steel

American Steel began with a double purpose: replying to selected GA prompts and sharing some of my motorcycling experiences. The collection of loosely-connected vignettes allowed for each chapter to stand on its own while still telling a wider ranging story. The first six chapters were easy to write. I have the next six outlined and number seven partially written. However, I’m uncertain as to when those will be posted. I’ve tried juggling several stories at the same time before and I wasn’t

Carlos Hazday

March 2, 2017

Interview Ask An Author #47

I can't believe it's already March. Not only that, but it's the first Wednesday of the month, which can only mean one thing. It's time for another Ask An Author feature provided to us by Dark. If you have questions you want to ask your favorite authors, but don't want to ask the questions yourself, you can always send your questions to Dark for inclusion in the Ask An Author feature. Ask an Author #47 Welcome back to another quirky question and answer session with your favorite au

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March 1, 2017

Sneak Peak - Satan's Little Buddy

So (about) once a week I'm going to be posting sneak peaks to some of my upcoming projects. If something catches your eye let me know and maybe it will get published sooner So this story is based on a prompt from Pinterest about a little boy making a deal with the devil, forcing the demon to be his friend. And Satan just rolls with it until he realizes at the time of their death he genuinely likes him. Since he can’t renege on the contract he takes them to hell and puts them in a high posit

March 1, 2017

Mortal Morphology

Jon Stewart, Trump, And The Media

Tonight, I watched Trump’s address to Congress. Yes, you heard right: I sat my little, lithe young ass in a seat a watched the most powerful man in the world address the whole of his government. Amazing, an engaged teenager? What’s the world coming to? Well, hopefully it is coming to a more informed populous. But that is beyond the point; it is what came after his address that I really want to...well, address. There was an interesting article from the Atlantic that I had found when I wa

Atheugorei

March 1, 2017

DynoReads' Blog

Attention To Detail, Or Loosing The Human Touch

Somewhat ironic that this may contain errors caused by only having my left hand to type... my dad dad had died 3 years before I got engaged, so I wanted to keep my name. I also have some now obsolete software manuals authored in my maiden name. Our compromise was to combine, ex Williams-Smith. First issue is that my driver's liscense couldn't have 14 characters. The hyphen was deleted, and using the example, WilliamsSmith. I have to bring photo I'd to all doctors appointments. So the off

DynoReads

February 28, 2017

clo's closet

Sorry To Hurt You

I'm not one to talk about myself. I'm a listener, not a talker. But here it is. This weekend I was talking with my mom (well she was talking and I was listening) and she said that during the week she had an "argument" with my dad translate by she asked something, he answered, she didn't like the answer. So she asked my opinion. I knew my answer would hurt her, that she wouldn't like it but she insisted and I didn't feel like "stabling" my dad in the back (this sound dramatic but I don't know

clochette

February 27, 2017

csr book club February C S R Discussion Day: Harry Potter Fanfic By Myr

February has come and gone, and just where did the time go? I have no idea, personally. It feels like Christmas ended just yesterday. Hopefully you avoided the cold (or heat) outside and took advantage of some downtime to read one, or more, of Myr's Harry Potter fanfiction short stories that were featured at the start of the month. Check out my interview with Myr, and make sure you share your thoughts in the comments. Describe your perfect writing space. My perfect writing space is someplac

Cia in CSR- Can't Stop Reading

February 27, 2017

jamessavik's Blog

Phased Array Technology

It sounds really scary but it really isn't. Actually- it is a natural evolution in the technology. Once upon a time there was RADAR and it was good. It was very, very good and gave the ALlies a major advantage in the second world war. The technology was proven and all the world powers wanted to use it for civilian and military purposes. It works like this: Every RADAR dish is a dual mode device: it sends out a signal and it listens for its return. Ignore the math- it's really t

JamesSavik

February 27, 2017

Take A Walk With A Stranger

Soo once a week I plan on posting a piece of poetry I wrote, most of which are from a number of years ago, so I will be calling this 'segment... Flash Back Poetry. Take a walk with a stranger And tell him your dreams Open yourself up It's as easy as it seems Take a walk with a stranger The secrets you will share The deepest and the darkest Cause this stranger won't care Take a walk with a stranger And let it all out You'll

February 27, 2017