Sasha Distan
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I'm always happy to turn your head! I'm so glad you liked it. I think it's one of my favourite first chapters.
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Yup, he was created in that prompt, and the boy never left! We had hoped to kickstarter publish Tiger Winter, but there wasn't that much interest. He's a good guy, but he's gonna steal your heart hun xx
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You know I ain't giving nothin' away! Shifters get great metabolisms, polar bears especially so. Lucky Emmett.
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Thank you. I think Zeke isn't so much like Zander. Zander was far more...fluffy but made of flint under all his honey and glitter sparkle. Zeke is a bit more searious; you'll see. glad to have you along for the ride.
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thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed.
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so this is where we come when we need to have a wonderful cry. Thanks guys.
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Weekly Update Weekly Wrap Up (August 28 - September 3)
Sasha Distan commented on Renee Stevens's blog entry in Gay Authors News
Aww, thanks Tim! also, I may or may not have just begun sharing another shifter novel... enough chapters to keep y'all happy for like 5 months. -
Emmett put the last of his boxes onto the lacquered wooden floor of his new bedroom and realised he was going to have to invest in some actual furniture. Packing everything he owned to move across the city had made him realise how little he actually owned, and most of it was sat in the main living room waiting for him to get on and build the bookshelves. Emmett stretched the kink out of his shoulders from carrying the boxes and decided that if need be, he could sleep well enough on the floor in
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Emmett is a Canadian polar bear who loves his job, gets on great with his panda room mate, and gets to have excellent sex with his new boyfriend. So when the panda's cousin moves in with them, it shouldn't bother him, but Emmett isn't so much in control of his imagination as he used to be.
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thanks rustle. Lovely to see you sweetie. I've missed you.
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Chasing Dreams Out West
Sasha Distan commented on Sasha Distan's story chapter in Chasing Dreams Out West
Welcome to the fold! It's nice to have you. This is probably one of my favourite short stories, and I'm so glad you enjoyed it! thank you so much for your kind words. -
I'm glad you enjoyed. Poor little Hani.
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Thanks very much.
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hehehe. I can guarantee you're gonna love the next one then. sort-of related, thematically at least. Thank you Carlos.
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Dugh! *big slobbery wolf kisses* how wonderful to see you! Kurt's still there, and we'll see. I see the White Horse Hill pack often on my travels, Dashi and I walk over there a lot, so we'll see when they're ready to share.
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Thanks very much. I promise more work in the near-ish future.
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Thanks very much. Yes, I think we will wind up slowly, but I promise not the leave you hanging for so long.
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I smell more like a small person? I swear our child is filthy the whole time. Goblin always has dirty fingernails... I feel a bit like Kurt sometimes. It's all very confusing, but it's good.
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thanks very much. Magic...I like that. Maybe writing is my special superpower or something?
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thanks very much. There's a whole back catalogue for you to choose from, and 4 books too on my Lulu site. Knock yourself out. I'll see you in several million words time?
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I'mma take that and run with it. "Classic Sasha" might be my new favourite phrase.
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thanks so much Gary. you know me well, I'm all about the roller-coaster! It's good to be back.
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I KNEW you'd be the first to jump right back in there with requests! what would I do without you, eh?
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Hey thanks! It's nice to know I'm still touching people's minds in all the right places. Thanks very much.
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You could have heard a pin drop in the bar. Like the scene of a play, all the patrons were turned, staring, as vodka dripped from Dalton’s hair and soaked into his black shirt. It was a long moment until his hind-brain caught up with what had just unfolded. Say something! “Umm...” The sound of the door opening again broke the silence, and normality resumed. Everyone snapped back to their drinks, their companions, and Dalton, knowing everyone’s conversation was going to become speculation abo
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