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OK, so I'm terrible about reviewing stories that I like, and really for no good reason. I just can't figure out what to say half the time, and the rest I just ramble endlessly...That said, I love this story! It's the kind of sci fi that I enjoy reading, and the characters are all relatable and believable - though I have to say, that goes for all of your work that I've read. Keep it coming!

I love these little snippets of queer history....and i have found so many here! I like to think of it as sort of bonding with the past, and i'm glad to be able to learn it here!

Rob, What an amazing chapter in yet another wonderful tale from you. I have followed this storyline for a Coue of years now, since I first found Timber Pack 1 on LLiterotica, and ha e been completely in love with these guys ever since. Keep IP the good work, and as always, I can't wait for the next one!

Mine was Shreveport, Jackson & Birmingham. I was born in Vicksburg, MS, but have lived in Texas, Arizona, California, Indiana, Florida, Oklahoma, and Mississippi. Mostly Texas though - twenty or so of thirty seven years.

I totally agree with Mann. Great set of questions, and I was really surprised by some of answers. I was also particularly interested in the writing of chapters out of order. This might be an interesting way to overcome litle block I've been dealing with. Can't wait for the next one !

In my head, she sounds like 80's Kathleen Turner....you know, whiskey and cigarettes, kinda sexy, but completely no bullshit allowed....

As one who has had the spacing issue EVERY TIME I post a chapter, thank you so much for all of your hard work!!

When i first started reading this story, I thought that I wouldn't like it because i woiuld not understand the perspective. I was dead wrong. Not only was I able to empathize with Babe, but I understood him perfectly. Thank you for this amazing tale!

I have loved reading about these guys for a long time now. I hope you are still enjoying your new job, and just wanted to say thanks, for all the smiles you've been a responsible for!

You are truly a sick man, and a visionary. And a fellow bacon lover....addict, whatever....

Kevin, I love the way this story has evolved. I have not reviewed each chapter,but then I just started it last night. Keep up the good work. I look forward to the next chapters!

I liked this story! It was fun, playful, erotic without being dirty and you seem to have a good feel for writing multiple characters that I just have not developed yet. I hope we get to see more from you soon!

Lisa, I had not even thought of mentioning this to my therapist, although he knows that Billy killed himself. I have only spoken to his parents twice, but knowing his Dad, I really doubt he has seen anyone, a least voluntarily. It just isn't his style. As for me, I have been talking to someone once a week for quite some time now, dealing with other issues stemming from my mothers many husbands, my own addictions and various other things. I will talk to him about this when I see him this week. Perhaps you are right!!

Dear Billy, I can't believe it has been seven months since I saw your smiling face, sitting here at the same table where I am now, typing this letter you'll never read. We were getting stoned, of course, and you were having another one of your soapbox moments. I took this picture of you with my phone: Of course, this was unacceptable, and earned me this look: I saw these the other day,and have not been able to get you off my mind. You're stil

Mark, I just wanted to let you know much I enjoyed this chapter, along with the hundreds of other chapters and however many stories it is now. This story means a lot to me, particularly, because the time frame is right aroud my own coming of age. That said, I want to take the opportunity to thank you, publicly for all the wonderful characters, plot twists and cliffhangers you have busted your ass to give to us over the years. FOR FREE!!! I cannot believe the absolute gall of some people to dole out personal attacks based on how they thought a story on should begin \ end \ arc, whatever. I hope those people realize some day the role they play in turning good authors off to this kind of publishing. I am not inserting myself into the same category #as you, but a good deal of the reason I have never finished my story here or n nifty, is because of people and their snide, useless, pointed comments. Love your work! Keep'em rolling out! Jeremy

You twisted bastard!! I loved it! That takes guts to put o paper, my friend. Excellent job>!

Lisa, Thank you again for your encouragement. 2013 had a lot of downside, but I remain hopeful, and 2014 is looking up. I havent published the letters from Christmas yet, but will try to do so today or tomorrow. Have a great weekend!

Billy, I am, once again sitting in my garage, thinking about you, and all the times we sat here, on this very couch, talking about everything and nothing. I am still sometimes really mad at you for leaving us like you did, but today, I am just sad. It is almost Christmas and I won't get to see the silly pajamas that Kim would have bought you this year. Or see Brad and you and your Dad sitting on the porch, drinking coffee and smoking cigarettes in the freezing cold. But mostly, I am just s

While I do like this story, I am still having a hard time wrapping my head ar8und the complete absence of Scotts point of view. I guess because the first story was almost completely told from his view, I am not sure. At any rate, I cant wait to see what happens next!

Cole, Once again, I have to tell you how much I enjoyed these characters. I liked this one start to finish, and I can't wait to see what you have in store for us next! I will also be eagerly looking forward to the next adventure for the Porcupines crew!

I am glad to finally know what has been, at least in part, chasing this man his whole life. I absolutely love the way you have revealed this story, and as always, I can't wait for the next installment. This is a beautiful tale, haunting, dark, and scary, but I have felt a connection with Hugh form the beginning. Thank you for sharing it with us!

Ok, so I know I comment on your stories a lot, but here goes....this chapter was perfect! I am seriously in love with this story anyway, but I definitely am always happy to see a conflict free chapter. You write love scenes remarkably well, and i cannot wait to see where this storyis going

A favorite from Anias Nin, on writing : I had always believed in Andre Breton's freedom, to write as one thinks, in the order and disorder in which one feels in thinks, to follow sensations and absurd correlations of events and images, to trust to the new realms they lead one into. "The cult of the marvelous." Winter, 1931-1932 The Diary of Anaïs Nin , Volume One 1931-1934

So far, I find myself pretty confused, butni am willing to stick it out and find out what happened since the end of the first book. I like this one so far, but I can't say I am in love with the idea of Noah and Scott not making it after everything they went through to be together. That said, I can't wait for the next chapter to find out what happens!

Sasha, Amazing as always! I loved this one, start to finish, and was waiting eagerly for every new chapter. Thanks for this one, amd all the other wonderful tales you have spun for us.