Sasha Distan
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to answer your question - nervous farm hand having coffee (which stains things) with very pretty man? Do I need to continue...
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Weekly Update Weekly Wrap Up!
Sasha Distan commented on Renee Stevens's blog entry in Gay Authors News
There are not enough Promising Authors to tip the scales... looking at that separation of antho listings makes me kinda sad. On the other hand - still lots to read! -
re Nate: I think you're right. But I think that it might take a while.
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Clem sipped his drink and lent back with one elbow against the polished surface of the bar. The extreme chill of the ice along with the carbonated cola and sharp bourbon made him suck his teeth quickly as he looked around the club. It was hot, and the glass in his hand sweated like the bodies of the young men who writhed and danced under the flashing coloured lights. Clem couldn’t dance, had never been able to dance, and so he was happy to simply stand and watch, and try not to be caught watchin
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You could dance?
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Aww, thanks Lisa! Chase is named for Chase Rice - got spot, no one else has fogured that one yet. I know Nathan Fillion from Firefly, bit I think I'll have to go look up that show! I wish Mal got an HEA too, but I make no promises for the future.
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[Sasha Distan] MUSH!
Sasha Distan replied to Sasha Distan's topic in Promoted Author Discussion Forum
someone find me a job, a job for the husband, and $2000 for flights, and I'll be there... -
How much will you love me if I give y'all an extra happy chapter tomorrow?
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[Sasha Distan] MUSH!
Sasha Distan replied to Sasha Distan's topic in Promoted Author Discussion Forum
*looks out of window* it's barely cold here. also, it's hard to concentrate when by brain is pulling me in the other directions. but it's a nice idea. if only i could afford to write full time - then you'd totally have a full book by now. -
thanks very much!Nothing is perfect; only the truck.
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100 Million From Ga's Amazing Authors!
Sasha Distan commented on Cia's blog entry in Gay Authors Archive
*is tempted to work out how many of those words belong to Mark Arbour* percentages and round numbers make my brain happy. all teachers love data. -
As an author, I'm against all but the most general of tags. They give the plot away all too often, especially if what you're writing is more than just a short one shot. I do genuinely think that story descriptions are the way to go - after all, no one 'tags' a professional published book, do they? the only author warning I have ever used were for extreme and graphic violence, and I intend to keep it that way.
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threesomes, open relationships, and polyamorous relationships are VERY different things. A threesome is just sex. An open relationship is a couple who decide to share. A polyamorous relationship where three people love all of each other equally and is and should be defined as a romance in the most classical sense. A poly tag would be fun, but isn't really required. After all, romance can means LOTS of things to different people, and I see no need to define it as just a certain type of relationship between two people.
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thanks for the very detailed review. As to the title - I have always thought of "Ladies' Man" as having another very different meaning - a man who is good to, rather than good with, women, and understands and empthasizes with them. After all, the definition of a ladies' man you talked about can be applied almost exactly to phrase "a Man's Man" ie; a guy who is very macho, very 'blokey' and thus by association not in touch with his feminine side and also pretty promiscuous. I would hope that my meaning of the title will become clearer in future chapters.
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you're welcome, also, all reviews are welcome, however they come. I like chapter by chapter ones, because it means I can see people following my little trail of dog biscuits...I have a fairly large back collection for you to investigate, please do feel free to explore.
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you are the only happy one right now, you know that right?
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thank you Cole - very high praise! Mal got his three good things, and his three bad things. Time for the poor guy to move on.
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reason
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banking
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How insane is this guy?
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I pray my truck never dies; I'll miss Hoyt so much.I'll take that as high praise - I'm not sure this was really meant to be 'enjoyed' in the same way as most of my HEA.
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did you see the guy who made his beard into a noodle bowl?
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Would all fan's of Nathan Fillion please stand up?I understand your comment about the sudden - but there was no wedge driven between them just Tommie's desire to go in a whole other direction with his life. and sometimes I think that sudden loss is the way it is - looking back on past relationships, you can see all the good, right up until the hurt, and it's hard to say where things started to go wrong. generally it sucks.
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Thank you Gary.And I promise not to be a downer: I'm way too fond of the happily ever after!
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Anthology stories are not multi chapter stories - so this is it. Sad endings hurt, but they're good for the soul.
