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[Sasha Distan] Direct Confusion
Sasha Distan replied to Sasha Distan's topic in Promoted Author Discussion Forum
So any thoughts on my cute camp straight boy? Does anyone know him in real life? -
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thanks very much. and i think you're probably right, falling for a completely unattainable guy sucks, and unfortunately for Axel, that's his best friend into the bargain. poor lad.
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oh sly, you mean! but then, Brad deserves whatever's coming to him.thanks for the love.
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doesn't that lead to a hopeless attitude?
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there will always be double standards of one sort or another. i think coach might just be doing the best he can.
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awww, thanks babe. hey, here's hoping for a good long run. or maybe i'll write all the words there will ever be in five years and then vanished in a puff of whiskey flavoured smoke?
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the coach is not so bad. as a teacher, it's not good to be surprised like that.
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Luke's had an easy ride so far. poor Erie is just getting caught in the cross fire.
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thank you so much. such high praise... xxxx
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I doubt anyone has ever been as keen to show to up to detention as I am. Before any students have even got to the library, I grab a cart of unsorted books and head for the stacks. I heard the whispers during literature too, and then again as I dashed into the canteen to grab an apple and sandwich combination. I desperately hope Erin hasn’t heard them yet. I’m somewhere in the seven-hundreds when I feel a warm hand on my shoulder. I turn to smile at Erin, who already has a tint of pink over his
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i had this story stuck in my head all summer. I think we should both go and live in Joann's head, her happily ever after sounds better than anything i would write. thank you for the love and the wonderful review xx
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funny enough, the kid is a good driver when there aren't girls in his truck making him miserable.
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in and dusted. No Place Like Home For The Holidays: Running Home but you still gotta wait until the 23rd!
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The children of the Sabaakax pack are running home for the holidays, and Socco wants a particular person to chase in order to help them get there on time. Because unless you're the lead dog, the view never changes.
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isn't chemical glue fun?
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i love the inside of your head. let's go with that ending, it sounds awesome
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aren't we all hun?glad you liked.
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gee thanks! (i think we should bring 'gee' back as an expression, along with 'jimney')i wanted it to be realistic, in an adorable, 'i keep running into this guy' sort of a way, so i'm glad it worked. thanks for the review Mann
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2013 Winter Anthology: Recipe For Disaster *now Live*
Sasha Distan commented on Renee Stevens's blog entry in Gay Authors News
yay! Thank you to our our lovely and wonderful editors. and thanks Renee for doing all the technical and organisationy stuff once again -
Deputy Sheriff Blake Alston is driving around a nothin' town on a Saturday night and sick of going back to an empty house and cold bed. But Axel Carmichael seems to have a talent for being in the right place at the right time. Blake isn't ready to have his heart broken again, but even with the fact that Axel is seven years his junior and in love with someone else, he can't quite get the young man out of his head.
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Officer Blake Alston took the left turn out of town and began to head along the back road, which looped around the outskirts, at a crawl. It was after midnight on a Saturday, the last bar in town had closed, and all was quiet but for the sound of crickets and bullfrogs. His shift was done. The deputy figured he would drive once around the outskirts just to check, and go on home. There wouldn’t be anyone there and the bed wouldn’t be warm, but the big double bed was better than the seat of his ca
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Charlie Jane Anders on IO9: Writing Descriptions
Sasha Distan replied to JamesSavik's topic in Writer's Circle
My writing style is like baroque architecture, all curly bits and flying buttresses. but then, people tell me they get hungrey when they read about the food i write, so i likr to think i'm doing OK. They are good tips though, and i like the one about less dialogue. i hate writing dialogue. -
are any of these good questions? Seriously?
