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    Secret Author Story-Author Reveal & Match Up!

    By Cia

    Woohoo! It's what all of you have been waiting for! That's right, the grand reveal of... just the author's names. That's right, we have another game because where's the fun in just TELLING you who wrote your favorite story? Right now there is a 3 way tie between who used the theme in readers' favorite way, but with just 3 votes each, we can do better! Vote here on your favorite use of the Forbidden Knowledge theme. Now, for your match up fun! I've listed in numerical order, all the a
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Life is worth an entry

Is a Dream a premonition? Should I write about it?

I had a real vivid dream last night that I felt was so real. I want to write about it, but there's a part of me that wants to bury it, deep in my subconscious. It is not sexual in any shape or form, there are no GLBT people as far as I could tell.   Still, the dream is going to be controversial as a story. The subject is not forbidden or taboo, but if it comes true, I will sound like psychic. When it comes to politics in my active mind, I can pick winners and losers, strife and peace, but in m
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Prompt du jour

Prompt du jour #2

Whoops, I completely forgot that I'd promised myself to post on Mondays. My bad.   As far as I know no one took up the first prompt. But that's okay. Maybe someone will later on, some day. So I'll continue forth.   So here we go. Something simple and just considering yesterday was Remembrance Day.   Prompt du jour #2 – Creative Tag: list of words Cross, war zone, lighter, torn picture, flashlight   Leave a comment if you try this out ~CHEERS~   Andrew
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joann414's Blog

My Journey

Day by day, I watch and learn on GA. There's a lot of goodness, uncertainty, sadness, and much, much talent. When I took on being Louis's co-help in the Editor/Beta program, I was very paranoid. I didn't really know if I was the one to do it, but I wanted to. Period.   I've been rewarded time and time again for doing it, but I was presented a challenge that actually scared me, but I went with my heart, was honest, and was rewarded over and over.   I responded to a young author's request
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Gay Authors News

Featured Story: The Cassini Mission

Before we get to this week's Featured Story, I'd like to take a minute to tell you a little bit about our Premium Section here at Gay Authors. Gay Authors is a free site, but it is certainly not free to keep going. In order to keep GA online, we rely on income from various sources, including advertising. One such resource that funds Gay Authors is our Premium Content.   Premium Content is a section of the site that members subscribe to. As a thank you for helping to support the site, you get a
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Wayne's Updates

To the authors of the prompts ...

Okay this week I want to focus on something slightly different when I do the prompts. i know some of the authors on the site have taken the prompt ideas and either used them as a jump off point for a longer story, some have used them for chapters, but I want to give attention to those who have taken these prompts and run with them. I know a few of them, but I know there are many more and I don't want to snub anyone. If you have taken a prompt and used it in a longer work please let me know here
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Life is worth an entry

12 Years A Slave: That is one Brutally Good Movie

I wish this movie can be discussed outside my blog, but I fear it will start up a controversy and go into politics.   There are a lot of words to be said about this movie: Brutal, uncompromising, and gritty.   The GA community may little note or care about this movie, but I hope that there are a few that may take it up for viewing. The realism is scary, because even when viewing it from an unaligned viewpoint like mine, I could see how American society could have voluntarily accepted slavery
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Gay Authors News

Weekly Wrap Up!

Hope everyone had a great week!!! Before we start with the weekly wrap up, I have a request. I'm planning a special Christmas review for the Monday before Christmas. I already have a few reviewers, but I still need four more. If you're interested in helping then please PM me for more details! Also, keep in mind that there's only a month to go before the deadline for the Winter Anthology. I look forward to reading all the stories! Thank you!!! Now, lets get to the Weekly Wrap Up!   Cia started
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Fishwings' Blog

Adventure Club

Gonna take a moment to fanboy over Adventure Club's new EP because it's amazing and I can't study... And they're so hot wtf, I want to marry them both.     1) "Wonder" featuring Kite String Tangle   2) "Gold" featuring Yuna     Anyone else here on GA into EDM?
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Life is worth an entry

Chapter 4.1 of Causality live!

It's here and it's Queer sub-chapter   https://www.gayauthors.org/story/w-l/Causality/6   Kitt gave me the idea about exploring my supporting characters and the reality that I am building in Causality. I also thought, since this is a story with references to relics of the past, why not open up with a story about the past of a supporting character.   Jack Amos had a short Cameo in Chapter 4, but his story as I played it out in my head is quite interesting. It also highlights some of the ke
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Life is worth an entry

Story Update and comment on the ongoing Republican Civil War

I am going to post the new chapter of Causality tomorrow. I have 2nd draft version that I am sending over to Kitt again for edits (I wanted to give as much thought as I could to this chapter). It's a one off story, but it might be interesting and help give readers an understanding of the dynamics within Causality's universe and our own world.   Hope you guys like what comes out and stay tuned.   As for other odds and ends: I probably should mention it, since I had originally signaled this wo
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Writing World

Writing Prompts #276 & #277

I am watching the leaves come down like falling rain, only in tones of red, orange, yellow, pale green, and browns. Friday has arrived after a few days of frost and passing showers so I'm ready for a little change of pace. Hopefully you're ready for some fresh prompts as well.   Prompt 276 – Creative Tag - List of Words Use the following words in a story – a Danish, cup of coffee, broken leg, cell phone, and a teddy bear. Prompt 277 – Challenge Tag – The Teacher We have all had one teacher tha
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Gay Authors News

Wacky Wednesday: Ask An Author #10

Not only is it November and National Novel Writing Month, but it's also the first Wednesday of the month, which means it's time for our monthly edition of Ask An Author, provided to us by Dark! While we do still have a few more editions waiting in the wings for the upcoming months, I have learned that Dark is running low on content and needs YOUR help! Both Dark and the blog staff want to keep the "Ask An Author" feature going, but to do that, we need you to send Dark your questions for your fav
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Musings From Me

I should update my life :P

So I havent updated my blog in like ever.   I spent my summer teaching arts and crafts at a summer camp in northern michigan It was a great experience and I learnt alot of responsibility and leadership skills.   After that I spent what can be described as some of the best weeks of my life so far Went to New York, Detroit, Philadelphia, Cedar Point Had so many great memories ^^   He's hopefully coming here in March to come see me and meet my family   I had such a great summer where I
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Gay Authors News

Csr Book Club November Story: The House Always Wins By Andr0Gene

Happy November to everyone! The seasons just keep on marching along and soon it will be winter, with all the indoor snuggling time the cold brings. For you southern hemisphere folks, you can just beat the heat by staying in the AC too, lol! Either way, you can have a great time reading this month's CSR Book Club selection, The House Always Wins by Andr0gene.   The House Always Wins by Andr0gene   Length: 51,963   Description: $20,000, 1 month, 1 lie.   What a Reader Had to Say: Two thing
Cia

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Prompt du jour

Prompt du jour #1

So I'm going to be trying something a little new here. I've already spoken to Comicfan and got his blessing. I believe this gives more opportunities to provoke creativity. I think it's a good thing . I hope you do too and are willing to participate from time to time. So without further ado....   Prompt du jour #1 – Creative Tag: Time Travel As you were sitting at home watching the evening news you suddenly sit straight when the news anchor announces that the ability to time travel has now be
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Gay Authors News

Weekly Wrap Up!

If you're someplace that practices Daylights Savings, I hope you remembered to turn your clocks back! It was a busy week here at GA and I hope everyone had a wonderful week and a fun Halloween! Did you see lots of Ghosts, Goblins, and Witches? I heard through the grapevine that one GA member even dressed up as a character from a story here at GA. Curious as to who and what character? Check out the gallery!   What better way to start out the week than by having the discussion day for the CSR Bo
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Methodwriter85's Blog

The Grunge Era Playlist, Part II

The Grunge Era Playlist, Part II   1.   2.   3. She Don't Use Jelly by the Flaming Lips   4. Under the Bridge by The Red Hot Chilli Peppers   5. Spin the Bottle by Juliana Hatfield   6. Lump by The Presidents of the United States of America   7.   8.   9.   10.   11.   12.   13.     15.   16.   17.   18.   19.   20.   21. The Distance by Cake   22.   23.   24. Ledbetter by Pearl Jam   25.  
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Life is worth an entry

No Causality, Read Hallowwen Stories, and New Event Details for Holidays

I am writing something special for it, it will appear next Friday.   There's something I've been meaning to do with the story that I always admired about good epic storytellers, the subplots. Of course, good subplots must be evocative and creative.   If you need to get a fix for something paranormal or spiritual please check out the Halloween stories:   2. Ghost- Thorn Wilde   3. Mad Scientist- Scotty94   4. Vampire- aditus   5. Slasher- joann414     6. Cemetery- Rustie   7. Zom
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jamessavik's Blog

Bookcase C

C-1alpha     Samuel Eliot Morrison's A History of United States Naval Operations in WWII   C-1     Naval History   C-2     UNIX, Linux and Networking   C-3     Networking Technology
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Stuff from Cia

eBook Review: Finding Home by Diana DeRicci

Finding Home by Diana DeRicci My rating: 5 of 5 stars   Sometimes, I like a feel good story. Diana DeRicci's story, Finding Home, starts out rough for our main character, Parker. He's gotten the crap kicked out of him by life. Sometimes, pride is all a person has left but Parker takes the ride and the $20 offered to him by a well-meaning older man. Even more amazingly... just a short time later, he takes the help offered by a local gay couple, one of which is a local cop, to stick around for a
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Writing World

Writing Prompts #274 & #275

I'm sure many of you are dealing with a hangover ... from the sugar you ate with all the candy last night on Halloween. Just remember today is Friday and the start of the weekend and a chance for you to do something truly wicked. What kind of wicked you ask? Well, what about one of my prompts.   Prompt 274 – Creative Tag – First Line “Is that honestly what you think of me?”   Prompt 275 – Creative Tag – The Twist You have been invited to be a guest on a new game show. You figured it would b
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