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Haha Ron. You're right, up until now it didn't occur to me that Sky got a vampire with his mail. Thank you for your comment, I'm glad you liked it.

Dermot might have forgotten all about what his momma said so many years ago. Thank you Kitt, I'm glad you liked it.

Thank you R. I'm so happy when I find your insightful comments. Yes, I always loved vampires. As I already said in my blog I even read the unmentionables, because, yes, there were vampires in it, even when they glittered occasionally. Ha, no it's not only you, that's why Dermot took Sky's wrist; he was just food, for now...

Thank you Sasha. Maybe it says something about both of us?I'm glad you liked it. I wanted to write something really scary, but alas it didn't come quite out that way.

Thank you Lisa! Ooops, I think I forgot to mention that the story had to be posted on Halloween.Yep dreamy, scary vampire, that was what I was aiming at.

What we learned is that demons are a normal bunch of err... creatures, just like you and me, huh? Meeting up at the pub, spinning stories. And what stories... I really enjoyed reading this, Sasha. The um, butt-kicking was worth the effort.

Aww Freddy, I had to think of Freddy. Sorry. Thanks for this story Thorn, it was sad yes but it also showed how important and liberating it is to let go, because only this lets you move on. Well, at least that was what your story told me.

Skylar enjoys a quiet All Hallows Eve at home until he has an unexpected visitor.

Lol, yeah mine is green too. Zombie green.

OMG! Horror story indeed. Totally meets the requirement.

Yeah, what she said (Jo Ann). Thanks to you I'll run around with a lump in my throat for the rest of the day, well done. And if inspiration strikes again and you feel like writing fiction, I'll read it.

Okay, here is mine. From the Ashes Springs New Life Thanks to Lisa and of course Jo Ann for beating the crap fit.

From the Ashes Springs New Life I sorted through the mail while I climbed the steps to the apartment. When I finally reached the door, I had three piles, divided by my fingers: junk, bills, and an envelope that looked like it was made of handmade paper, the kind they use for wedding invitations and the like. Turning it around, I found my full name written in bright red ink. Skylar Landen Porter Red ink? Weird. Feeling a strange trepidation I couldn't really explain, I opened my door, and th

Happy Birthday Bee!!!!

The first thought that came to my mind after seeing this was: Patrick Stewart needs money. I'll probably still watch this.

Two days...

I'll do that as soon as it's live. Thank you.

I think we could do that. What do you think?

Vampires. Since they started to glitter you think you read it all. I loved/feared vampires since I secretly watched Christopher Lee with my best friend Natasha and hid under the comforter when it became too much. I think I was eight. Count von Count was one of my favorite Muppets. Later I got the shivers watching Count Orlok, tried to imitate Bela Lugosi's accent and wow how I loved 'Lost Boys'. I could go on and on, telling you about 'Blade', Vlad the Impaler, Irish myths or even admit I read and watched 'Interview with the Vampire', ditto Twilight and vampire documentations. Bite me. When I saw W_L's thread I had to choose the vampire. After a few days I had a vague story idea and did my usual thing: Started to write, wrote myself into a corner, wrote myself out of said corner, deleted half of the story aka edited it, sent everything to Lisa, did the suggested changes, re-wrote some passages without telling her, decided it was utter crap. Thankfully Jo Ann remedied that. If you want to learn more about Dermot Radu Serban and Skylar Landen Porter read my story 'From the Ashes Springs New Life'. Make sure to read and review the other stories as well. I personally am looking forward to read rustle's debut story.

6:26 pm Got some new sheet music, time to stretch my fingers.

Or you could open a new thread; just to disentangle things...something like 'Are female writers a suppressed/oppressed/repressed (or whatever) majority? and see what happens just like Ron did with this thread, which if I remember this correctly, originated from the 'taboo thread'.. I'm just saying...

The cover threw me, which admittedly is superficial. Thank you for the review; I almost missed a great book.

Brief and concise, perfect.

You seem to do that a lot, posting things only to remove them later. Why are you doing this? Make us miss them. I still miss the corals. I would miss Poem One too. I feel touched by it. Yeah that's me somewhat in a mood today, sorry.

Good for him. I didn't read it. I heard the grammar is poor and as I am still a learner I don't want to be influenced badly. JK. I thought about it a few times, I wanted to know what all the fuss is about, but my reading list is long enough as it is, containing books/stories I am actually eager to read, so no, not a chance in the near future.