It's a month of changes, and this story was written to make you wonder... are things what they seem? Are are the characters who they seem? I guess you'll have to read Invnarcel's story, Forces, to find out!
Forces
by @Invnarcel
Length: 35,514
Description: Phillip Cleckley is a young journalist investigating a murder at Lochdale college. He begins an unfortunate liaison with the prime suspect, the wealthiest family's son Stanley Milton. Both men are different, but together
Hello Fellow GAers, or can it be GAyers?
It is funny how some cities' residents names are made. For example I live in Calgary, we are Calgarians. When I lived in Lethbridge for 10 years, I said we were Lethbians . Needless to say my fellow Lethbians didn't find it as humourous. Jeez, its a joke The province next to me, Saskatchewan, their peoples call themselves Saskatchewanites. And then the city of Moose Jaw in that province call themselves Moose Javians. Hi, my name is Steve. First and
Here’s hoping this month’s issue proves as popular as the last one. We are back to one question for several authors but this month’s query is somewhat different from our usual fare. It does, however, dovetail nicely with Myr’s history of Gay Authors so many enjoyed in August. As usual, responses are in alphabetical order and posted as the respondent submitted them without editing.
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We are putting together a Gay Authors Time capsule. This capsule will be opened in 10 years. You hav
Whew, a long month and a long story! At least they went together, right? I hope you enjoyed the Electricity (and welcomed back football!) this month. Now how about my interview with MozLover21? My questions weren't so easy, so make sure you read the thoughtful answers before you comment with your thoughts on the story below!
What’s something personal about you people might be surprised to know?
I love horror movies. They’re my guilty pleasure. But somehow my fondness for this genre alw
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What am I so happy about? I'm not really sure . Could it be because Sunday is/was international Bacon Day? I think that might be it Sadly by they time most of you read this the day will be past, but as I like to say, never to late to catch up
I apologize to all the people who don't eat bacon I will just enjoy your share for you!
Now that most of you are smelling, tasting, craving bacon, I shall leave this behind and move onto the Weekly Wrap Up!
On Monday,
Well, it's time to see who our mystery author was for this month. Do you think you got it right? Well, let's take a look shall we? This month's mystery author was.....
northie
Did you get it right? Check out these stories from northie!
It is Monday in most of the world, and what better way to start off the week of blogs than with another great one from the Review Team, this one from Timothy M.
The Paladin
David McLeod
Reviewer: Timothy M.
Status: Complete
Word Count: 52,005
Some authors on GA create their own settings, either by mixing magic into our universe or by creating separate worlds. David McLeod does both, although most of his fantasy genre stories takes place in another universe which occasio
Just the facts:
CERULEAN Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
CERULEAN Synonyms: 634 Similar Words & Phrases
Cerulean | Word of the Day | Merriam-Webster
CERULEAN BLUE Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
cerulean
/səˈro͞olēən/
Cerulean is a rich, bright shade of blue that ranges from a light sky blue to a deep blue-green.
Definition and Meaning
Color: A cool-t
Cerulean - Wikipedia
Pigment characteristics
The primary chemical constituent of the pigment is cobalt(II) stannate (Co
2SnO
4). The pigment is a greenish-blue color. In watercolor, it has a slight chalkiness. When used in oil paint, it loses this quality.
Today, cobalt chromate is sometimes marketed under the cerulean blue name but is darker and greener[a] than the cobalt stannate version. The chromate makes excellent turquoise colors and is identified by Rex Art and some ot
I swear, every time Myr posts a Word of the Day, I discover a whole new corner of English I’ve never visited. At this point, I’m convinced my vocabulary is basically duct tape and vibes. I am sooooo uncultured.
Just the facts:
FILIGREE Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
FILIGREE Synonyms: 123 Similar and Opposite Words | Merriam-Webster Thesaurus
FILIGREED Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
FILIGREES Synonyms: 124 Similar and Opposite Words | Merriam-Webster Thesaurus
filigree
/ˈfiləˌɡrē/
Filigree is a delicate and intricate form of metalwork made from fine, twisted gold, silver, o
In architecture, filigree refers to delicate, lacy, and intricate ornamental work—often made of metal, timber, or concrete—that acts as an openwork screen or decorative veil over a building's facade.
Key Characteristics & Uses
Openwork Design: It features thin, interlaced threads, scrolls, spirals, or perforated patterns that allow light and air to pass through while casting complex shadows.
Structural Separation: Unlike solid construction that defi