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Weekly Wrap Up (May 29 - Jun. 4)


I was thinking of skipping the Wrap Up this weekend as I don't know if anyone is around :unsure:? I mean it is the May long weekend down in the US of A and it is the Queen's Jubilee Celebrations in the UK. BTW, do you Brits call every long weekend a bank holiday? Not sure how that works.

Here in Canada we had our long weekend the week before. Where in my neck of the woods it would be better to wait another week so we don't get snow :o Yes, snow. Actually up until about 10-12 years ago, I used to make the trek with friends to the Rockies to go camping for the May long weekend, and we would bet on what day we would wake up in the morning to find everything covered in snow. I like to think that I learned for the last 10-12 years as I've not gone camping in them. Just took about 20 years to figure it out :gikkle:.

In the end it doesn't matter if you are around or not, we do show up to the do the GA Blogs where there is never a holiday on our calendar 0:). So here is all the great contributions this week that our great contributors put forth.

Everyday of the week, Myr gets up before the crack of dawn and writes up and posts the Word of the Day. Here is what he brought us this week:

cahoot, eurytopic, juxtapose, putsch, tantra, deterge, snickersnee

Monday was Cia's day to bring an excellent interview with our CSR Feature Author for the month of May:

Thursday, Myr was by with a new Grammar Guide (no, not a Graeme Guide this week) and a great conversation after:

Friday our Prompt Team turned the tables on us. They wanted suggestions of prompts that the 3 member team could tackle themselves. If you missed it, never too late to go back and put in your suggestion!

Now if any of you are having a party in the near future, I guess Comicality is offering to cater your party!

Oh wait, someone just whispered in my ear that he is not catering your parties :(.

Well we finished up the month of May, so shall we see the goals we did achieve, and take a early look at June?

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Anthologies, Writing Challenges, and Contests

2022 Anthology - Anniversary - Submitted to @Valkyrie for the proof team by Sept. 1, 2022

 

Blog Opportunities

Guess the Author: Open to all GA authors. PM @Renee Stevensor @wildone to participate

Story Review: Send it in to @wildone or @Timothy M. 

 

And here is the look at the past weeks postings on all our Authors and Poets!

 

Recently Updated 'Premium' Stories

  1. On Fire by Cia

Recently Updated 'Signature Author' Stories

  1. Gap Year by Mark Arbour
  2. a Glass Floor Underfoot by AC Benus
  3. tim's Bits and Pieces by Mikiesboy
  4. By Chance or Appointment by Parker Owens
  5. rima fragmenta, Fragments of a Rift: Fifty Sonnets for Kevin by AC Benus
  6. The Great Mirror of Same-Sex Love - Prose by AC Benus
  7. Jay's Loelife by Mrsgnomie
  8. My One True Weakness by Comicality
  9. GFD: Children Of Sunset by Comicality
  10. Carême in Brighton — a mystery novel by AC Benus
  11. Ancalagon by Cia
  12. Kiss Of An Angel by Comicality
  13. The Great Mirror of Same-Sex Love - Poetry by AC Benus
  14. CDMX by Carlos Hazday **Complete**

Recently Updated 'Classic Author' Stories

  1. House of Frost by Dabeagle
  2. Finding Good Trouble by Ronyx

Recently Updated 'Promising Author' Stories

  1. To the Weyr by Mawgrim
  2. A Thousand Years of Hope by lilansui
  3. Wayne's Poems by Wayne Gray
  4. Hidden Secrets by Mawgrim
  5. Dear, Grocery Shoppers by astone2292

Recently Updated 'Author' Stories

  1. Encounter on the # 3 Subway (New York) by Tallguyct
  2. You Complete Me by Salander
  3. Finding Love by Ajbt2001
  4. G-rowing Pains by WritersBlock404
  5. Goldstein, Johnson & Cole by Mancunian
  6. ARROW by CLJobe
  7. David F by quokka
  8. Lanterns in the Dark by James Carnarvon
  9. I Hate This Town by Demiurge
  10. Incandescence by Demiurge
  11. Bodark Creek by RichEisbrouch
  12. Row Row Row your boat by WritersBlock404 **Complete**
  13. Good Guys Don't Date Bad Boys by Laura S. Fox
  14. The Priest's Tale by Tim Hobson
  15. The North Down South by gor mu
  16. Canaan Club by Westley D.
  17. A Thousand Years of Hope by lilansui
  18. Farm Tales by quokka **Complete**
  19. Collections by RichEisbrouch **Complete**
  20. Love Of Family (Revised) by Ajbt2001
  21. Chicago Wildlife by Young Sage
  22. The Seducer: A Gone From Daylight Inspired Story by MrM
  23. North Meets South, Worlds Collide by R. Eric
  24. John Christian Anderson by paren01
  25. Never walk alone- Walk on by Andre Delport

Recently Updated 'Poet' Stories

  1. Philippe’s Poetry - Words of Rhythm and Rhymes Summary Poem by Philippe

 

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Aditus

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Well, it's Pfingsten here, a long weekend. I got up just to read the wrap up, of course. Now I'll enjoy brunch and wait for the thunderstorm. I might write a wolfish prompt-story later.

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chris191070

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It's called 'The Platinum Jubilee Bank Holiday Weekend'.

4 days of celebrations for the Queen's 70 years on the throne.

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Mawgrim

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Here in the UK, we normally have a Bank Holiday Monday at the end of May. Because of the Jubilee celebrations, the usual Monday Holiday was moved to Thursday 2nd June, then an additional Bank Holiday granted for Friday 3rd, making a long weekend. Confused? So am I. Anyway, it just means four days of celebrations. Where I live, it's pouring with rain today, but we had fairly good weather for the other three days and apparently the sun is shining in Scotland.

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imogene_arant

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Can't believe I'm the first to say happy P R I D E ! It was putting an extra spring in my step all week and my town's celebration is coming up next week. 

Rainbow Love GIF by Underbrain

Me, this month and always

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Carlos Hazday

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22 hours ago, Mawgrim said:

It's not done to abdicate as it is seen as an abandonment of duties. The Queen promised to reign for life and she will fulfil that promise. If she became very ill, then Charles might become Regent until she died.

According to a story I just finished writing, in 2047 William is king. :P

 

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chris191070

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1 hour ago, Carlos Hazday said:

According to a story I just finished writing, in 2047 William is king. :P

 

That's probably about right. Elizabeth is 96, Charles is 73 and William is 39.

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Carlos Hazday

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33 minutes ago, chris191070 said:

That's probably about right. Elizabeth is 96, Charles is 73 and William is 39.

And we know who the US president he'll be dealing with is. I pity poor Will. LOL

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quokka

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WA Foundation Day long weekend here in Western Australia too.

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