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Ask An Author 3.0 #38
By astone2292
I hope y'all had a wonderful break from me. Big shoutie-outie for @Valkyrie and all of those who participated in this year's Poetry Anthology! Onto our next edition of Ask An Author! Yes, yes, I'm sure everyone missed me and my fat fingers as I bring you wonderful interviews. Let's get right into it, shall we? We have an amazing author lined up, so grab your popcorn and a drink while we see what kind of questions we have. • • • • • lawfulneutralmage 2 Stories / 99,604 Words- 4 comments
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By jkwsquirrel · Posted
I'm very sad to read this news. Comsie was someone whose legacy will live on not only in the stories he wrote, but in the authors he inspired and the stories they wrote because of that inspiration. I consider myself one of those who wrote because of him. I'm glad I was able to interact with him and tell him so. May his legacy continue to grow through those whose lives he touched. -
That will teach you not to speak up @wildone -
Great idea! please take care of that for me. 😛 -
Methinks tomorrow's Word of the Day will be 'Delegate' -
Considering he created around 1,700 words, Shakespeare can slide on reusing some. -
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Great interview. Thanks, @astone2292 and @lawfulneutralmage ! -
By Parker Owens · Posted
And the moon has been toying with the clouds each morning this week. You have written the dawn for me. -
Hey, if it was good enough for Shakespeare to use methinks over and over again, its good enough for @Myr to do the same.
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