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I think it's sometimes dangerous to just let my thoughts and ideas run wild at times. But every once in a while...
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I did kind of skate the edge of acceptability while I wrote this. And I may have stuck my toe over the edge here and there, but it was so worth it!
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What are you implying about Santa and Rudolph? You sick, sick, girl... hee hee hee... so glad you enjoyed this stab at the holidays
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This is a near impossible question. But this best answer I have for it, is Cia's Hypnotic. I've re-read the end of her Carthera trilogy more times than I'd like to admit. But there's so many good stories on GA that I haven't even managed to get near. That could possibly change. LOL
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I finally got the push to post the story I wrote and was terrified to share it. I never imagined how the whole thing would take off so well.
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100 Million From Ga's Amazing Authors!
Mann Ramblings commented on Cia's blog entry in Gay Authors Archive
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Mann Ramblings The Luxorian Fugitive
Mann Ramblings replied to Mann Ramblings's topic in Promoted Author Discussion Forum
***BIG NEWS*** The Luxorian Fugitive is now under contract by Wayward Ink Publishing!!! Spring 2015 is going to be awesome!!!!! :D :D -
I thought about it, but decided it would just make the whole story in poor taste.
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Thanks, James! I wish I could write like this more often!
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Thanks, Cole! I had a great time putting this together! Thanks for reading and commenting!
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Light hearted and a worthwhile read. With so many unfortunate turns, it's nice to see our main character win out in the end. I was happy to see Mike getting a fresh start and I'm dying to read more about his Human Resources suitor! Woof!
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Now this is the kind of chain reaction I'd love to see more often. Short and sweet, this is a lovely tale that passes on a wonderful message of giving. Merry Christmas.
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You're writing has really evolved, Cole and your anthology pieces have been top rate. This was a joy to read. Well done.
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Thanks, Bill! The absurd turns my mind takes even surprises me at times. I'm just glad I was able to thread it together into something fun.
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I had guessed the identity before you revealed it, but it makes your history lesson no less powerful. Thank you for sharing.
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It's oddly gratifying to take classic characters and bend them to your will in ways children should never see. Glad you enjoyed it!
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Success!!! Thanks for reading and reviewing!
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I'm so glad you took the plunge and contributed to the anthology. This is a well thought out concept and a believable plot. I just want to expand it! You have what is asking to be a much grander tale. Cia has already pointed out the things I was thinking as I was reading, but I still really enjoyed the story. You should consider the undertaking of a broader scope novel with this. It could be worth it!
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You could always post a link to the story as a game of one-upmanship to your Elf on a Shelf friends. That'll teach 'em. So glad you enjoyed it!
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I wasn't smoking anything but there might have been brandy involved. It was about the Christmas season after all.
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Thanks, Joann! I knew I was pushing a few boundaries and ran the risk of offending a few readers. But I'm okay with that.
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Yes... Yes it is...
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I was pretty sure you'd find this pretty funny. I'm so glad I was right! Thanks for reading!
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Up their noses, of course. Anywhere else would just be inappropriate and in poor taste.
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I really like how you managed this triad into something believable. Life on a farm is very different for Lisco and Moshe, but they're not so out of sorts that it turns into a farce. It's too bad this is the end. I want to see Moshe on top. Or tied down... I can't decide. I still want a Moshe of my own. (Don't tell the hubby. LOL)
