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Dude, It's been a while! I'm glad you stopped in to read my new story. I've been learning how to pace myself better for a more natural flow. I hope you like it. Thanks Charlie
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Michael is suave and could easily hurt a guy like Asher...there is soooo much more to come. Thanks for reading
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We will find out Michael's problems and more about Asher's tattoo, but not right away ((Spoiler- dinner isn't over yet )) Hope you come back for more on Monday! KC
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Michael??...queer side??...Hmmmmmmm, that's sounds interesting! LOL Thanks for reading, Richard
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I want to know if anyone has ever 'not' fallen for their straight friend? I know I have, lust from afar is a hard place to be (literally ). Asher has to guard his heart when Michael's around.
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Thanks so much Joann. You know, sometimes it safe to lust from a far. I loved writing Asher's reaction to Michael waking up! It was so much fun. More on Monday
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“What the hell is that smell?” Michael grumbled as his blurry eyes fluttered open before quickly closing again, blocking out the light. His scowl pinched his handsome face as bright morning sunshine and a gentle breeze filled Asher’s apartment. The light and wind streamed through the open, floor to ceiling windows. “That would be you,” Asher chuckled, walking through the living room to his small kitchen nook, wearing only a pair of Daffy Duck boxers. His light brown hair still wet from a qui
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It must be hard opening up with such a personal piece of your self. Thank you for sharing. It is so bittersweet. (I ran of Likes far too soon reading all these great anthologiy stories at one time )
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Requiem for Antonin Artaud
K.C. commented on Johnathan Colourfield's story chapter in Requiem for Antonin Artaud
This felt like slam-poetry. With short powerful bursts. Read outloud and fast is the only way to enjoy such a bold expression! Well done -
Hmmmmmm very sexy Feel like a voyeur watching a romatic moment
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The Buddha That Killed Lord Koo
K.C. commented on JoejoeGreene's story chapter in The Buddha That Killed Lord Koo
What a twisty little poem. I had to read it twice to make sure i got it Clever boy! -
Powerful words. Tragic and haunting. Thank you so much for sharing!
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Thank you so much for sharing this. It is hard to put something so personal for the world to view. I like that you also include some good memories too. Those that love you are never far, still watching you and adding their strength to yours when you are weak from those evil memories that haunt. Beautiful piece
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Wow, sad yet very eligant. The passing of life through the seasons. Lovely!
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I have already ran out of Likes .... This soooo needs a like. If I had a dream lovver like that, I would never get out bed again. Buy black-out shades and keep him in bed. Great Job Wayne
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For your first contrabution, it is a very beautiful piece. It really makes you think about that inner voice inside each of us. Thanks for sharing.
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2013 Poetry Anthology: Whispers In The Dark Now Live
K.C. commented on Renee Stevens's blog entry in Gay Authors News
Poetry is not my thing, I can obliterate some words But I admire those who write poetry and do a wonderful job. I can't wait to read them this weekend -
I was really worried that readers would say 'Oh no, not again!' I tried to make the chapters as different as possible without making it feel like (been there/done that) I'm glad I pulled it off. Now on to Chapter 3 which is ready to go up on Monday. Thanks for reading!
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Thanks, there is still so much to go on this story, we haven't even scratched the surface. Thanks for reading, KC
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Haha- don't think that I didn't ask him for help, but this was my creation. I'm glad you like it
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That sounds like the advice we have been teaching our teenager. Very wise advice, thanks for sharing!
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I'm so glad you like it!!! You deserve all the happiness in the world
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Writing Tip Writing Tip: Writing Groups - Some Pros And Cons
K.C. commented on Trebs's blog entry in Writing World
This is some really good information. I've never worked on a group project before but I have just signed up for a group writing project. I'm really excited since it's something new. I'll have to keep your tips in mind when we get underway to avoid getting sidetracted -
Haha, most of the younger gens only know Lost in Cyberspace! I think they only called him Robot (couldn't they have been more creative and given him a name?) LOL Thanks for letting me know you like the new story. Yeah Michael has problems but heck, who doesnt...well most of us try to solve them without drowning them but hey, he's a work in progress. We will see much more of Michael in the next chapter. Thanks so much Lisa KC
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Haha, yes we will see Michael sober (eventually, LOL) Just kidding. Yes he will sober up but he has issues to deal with. Asher and Zigy are great characters too. Monday's chapter will be a slightly longer. Hope you check it out. thanks for reading, KC
