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Yeah, decided to have a bit of fun while keeping the main story going. When does life ever go smoothly, even in a story? Thanks for the comments.
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Thank you Percy. Seems lately every short story everyone wants me to expand. Glad you enjoyed it.
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2013 Winter Anthology: Recipe For Disaster *now Live*
comicfan commented on Renee Stevens's blog entry in Gay Authors News
No good. There are only twelve. Read them all and review them all. -
It seems as if Wonderland took you in and let you have a good long look. Enjoyed your take on the prompt a lot. Great read.
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Family isn't always what you are born into. Sometimes, your family is the collection of people who care and love you, just for being you. That is what I wanted to tell with this tale. Hopefully it came across that way.
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What next installment? There is a next installment? :\
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Wow, even forgot it was Friday the 13th. Glad you enjoyed my story Aditus. It was something I sort of worked and reworked, but just managed to squeak it in. So far everyone seems satisfied with it.
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Thanks Sly. I had a bit of fun with this one, but I like how it all came out.
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To quote the Raven, "Nevermore."
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Nope. Just a little story. See he started by the fire and he even managed to finish by the fire. A nice bit of symmetry.
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LOL.Funny, it seems everyone always wants me to expand my Anthology stories. I am just grateful I got one done in time to be a part of it.
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Thank you Bill. I feel like the under achiever this time.
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The world of magic is just another layer of our own. Sometimes it doesn't matter who you were born to, just who ends up loving you and raising you. Duncan might have been a big man who wanted nothing else, but once he had a son, nothing was going to hurt that child no matter what happened to him. Glad you enjoyed it Jo. Very grateful you commented too.
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2013 Winter Anthology: Recipe For Disaster *now Live*
comicfan commented on Renee Stevens's blog entry in Gay Authors News
They are all vastly different and only one played with the idea of ending the world created for the story. Besides, as usual, each story is completely different from the one before. I think it would be a rather boring writer who couldn't take a different take on the subject. -
A lack of understanding and compassion leads two countries to war, when a calm head and simple agreement would have had given everyone what they wanted from the outset. Interesting twist to your story Bill. Always a great read.
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Two Weeks Later and My Friend's Official Obituary
comicfan commented on methodwriter85's blog entry in Methodwriter85's Blog
Those who you knew you when are hard to ever forget. I have a picture of a dear friend who I lost cancer. From the time discovered to the time gone was four months. I will never forget the influence she had in my life or the times ten years later I still go to reach for the phone to call her. They become a part of you and while the edges blur they aren't ever wiped out. -
If they wanted to end Saturday delivery wouldn't mean the end of the world to me. However, I send a lot of cards - Easter, Valentine's Day, Christmas, Birthday, and postcards for no reason other than to cheer people up. If there were no regular mail deliveries I wouldn't be a happy camper. Besides which I send all over the world. Just part of who I am. I like to put pen to paper. Ask anyone on my postcard list.
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Ah, I guess I should say thank goodness for the prompts winding up your little voice. Nicely done, Kitt. Unfortunately reminds me too often of meals from my childhood with my aunt and mother being at each other's throats, or more like my aunt at my mothers and us leaving without having anything, not even what my mother brought with us. Family and the ties that bind and choke sometimes.
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Can there be a worse hell than that of addiction? Nicely handled Dolores. I love that you see his struggle.
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2013 Winter Anthology: Recipe For Disaster *now Live*
comicfan commented on Renee Stevens's blog entry in Gay Authors News
Been working my way through them. Nearly done and all so different. Got to admit we have a talented group working this one. -
Wow. This is like a case of an eye for an eye and soon the whole world goes blind. Scary story for you can see people doing this out of fear. Well handled Mann.
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There were enough curve balls to make me want to cry. Been in the shoes of trying to cook a great meal and then being told, someone was allergic to shellfish, when I was making lobster to dinner. Hard to suddenly change your whole plan and then find out someone else is vegetarian. I know I have had near break downs at that point. If I had had to deal with a business on top, well the guests wouldn't have been the only ones on their way to the emergency room. Wild story and very entertaining.
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I'm always in awe of any story that deals with a gender identity question. They usually are so misunderstood and have so much more to face than just being straight, gay, or bisexual. Their whole existence is one that feels wrong to them, and then they have to deal with the world's prejudices against them. Interesting topic, carefully handled, and beautifully executed.
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KC, I love you dearly, but often it isn't a case of surprise that Robert stayed with you, more surprise you haven't hurt both of you severely by accident. My dear friend, to say you are accident prone is an understatement. Secondly, I now totally understand you being banned from the kitchen. Glad you are here, please stay out. Officially you are just a food taster.
