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Thank you so much, Lisa! I know demons/vampires aren't your favorite story characters, so your comment makes me very happy . I promise next antho will be about 'normal' people, even though it won't be the professor...I guess. Couldn't have done this without your many suggestions and diligent correcting of my commas. Although, I think I'm getting better.
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Thank you for reading, liking and commenting, Tim. Yes, I can see them hunting demons right now. Let's hope they will be victorious again.
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You made my day just because you said you read the story because I wrote it. Thank you so much! And I'm glad you thought it was interesting. You don't necessarily need to read the other stories, to read this one. If this wasn't really your cup of tea, the others won't be either.
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I think my boys are in good hands with you. You did them justice. And I do love the monster you created.
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But Angel/Imp don't do arrows!
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2017 Spring Anthology: Jagged Edges / Unintended Consequences *NOW LIVE*
Aditus commented on Renee Stevens's blog entry in Gay Authors News
Whoops! The anthology is live...must not have had enough coffee this morning. A huge 'THANK YOU' to the anthology team. Let the fun begin... -
The trifecta is complete. Two opposite linked by a third, ready to fight for humanity.
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As the third and unimportant son of Duke Rothtree, Oliver had gotten away with many things his brothers hadn’t. Maybe that was why he forgot he still had some worth. Through a rich and influential marriage, he could have filled his father’s and elder brothers’ coffers and improve their standing at court. Instead, he had embarrassed them by having an affair with the stable boy. Oliver’s carefree life ended the night his father’s henchmen tortured Adam to death. Instead of outright killi
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GA's Newest Promising Author: Mikiesboy
Aditus commented on Renee Stevens's blog entry in Gay Authors Archive
You're in my spot! Congratulations, tim! -
Happy Birthday, wolfie! I hope you'll have a wonderful day with your pack!
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I am smiling.
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I love them all, but 24 is still my favorite. Send you some rays and gelato! I had fun this month!
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The chewing poem will follow me around for a while, I'm sure.
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National Poetry Month 2017 - Part III - Formal Poetry
Aditus commented on Dolores Esteban's story chapter in National Poetry Month 2017 - Part III - Formal Poetry
I'm in awe. September and 'ashes, ashes' are my favorite. The ashes poem is perfect for my 'Sparkle' anthology series. -
Thank you, Parker. 29 is my favorite too. And you're welcome. We were a great team.
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April 24 and 29 are my favorite, even though I won't say no to Barolo. Thank you, for sharing your good month to write with us. Reading it again, I put the plus one on my favorite list too.
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weekly update Weekly Wrap Up (Apr 23 - Apr 29)
Aditus commented on Renee Stevens's blog entry in Gay Authors News
Oh man, still looking at promising updates first. Found some interesting stories, which is good. Right? -
Thank you, Lyssa. To be honest, I can hardly believe I actually finished it. Ha, we could always do a monthly renga poem, just for the fun of it, announce it and post it in the Live Poets thread.
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Spoiler! lol
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Thank you, Parker! I could never understand how people can go to the movies alone--or in large groups. lol
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Thank you, Val. So, who would you invite to sit in the Simic chair? I'm curious now.
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Thank you, tim. I still wouldn't dare, but it makes me happy that you think I could.
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#26 Inspired by the clock prompt and ‘High Noon’, the best Western ever IMHO. A city overcome by fear—and the clock is ticking One hour to go—and the clock is ticking An ultimatum issued—and the clock is ticking Do not forsake me—and the clock is ticking No friends left—and the clock is ticking High Noon—tic-toc, tic-toc, tic-toc #27 Inspired by the ‘perhaps’ prompt, making it an ‘if’ prompt. If we had stayed home, the car would have brok
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Couldn't resist Tim! I'm in.
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I watched Himmel über Berlin a few weeks ago. When I read the prompt I wrote something completely different before I remembered the film and everything suddenly became easy. Thank you for taking the time to read, like and comment, Lyssa.
