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One young man stood out from among the group, excited and animated. He threw his hands about as he talked and smiled, and laughed among his friends. I wondered if his liveliness extended into the bedroom. The thought had barely passed through my mind when he turned and surveyed the room. His gaze caught mine and went no further, imprisoning me with an intensity I had never experienced. It acquainted me with the impression that he was rooting around in my head. I attempted to repay the impact, bu
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Robert, a man who recently turned forty, meets a much younger man in a dive bar and in an unusual way. Not one for romance, never been in love, but he is convinced that there is something different about David. Different enough to want to know him instead of taking him straight home to bed.
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Or chicken!
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I remove my former opinions. I was too mesmerized by his behavior to pay attention to the time stamp jumps that Graeme has so smartly pointed out. I couldn't make it through two-minutes, let alone four-and-one-half hours of it, so judgement reserved.
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Story Review Featured Story: Into The Deep
Ron commented on Renee Stevens's blog entry in Gay Authors News
I do love a HEA tale, but I appreciate them equally when I am left to my own thoughts. This is a well crafted story throughout and just ambiguous enough at the end, that it allows for different interpretations. When done well, and the ending is well done, it is a beautiful thing. -
Marvelous, and a gem of a tale. I noted how you worked 'Once upon a time' into the story, playful and fun, among the more serious elements. As much as I am aware that you say there was a HEA, and I would like to believe you, the ending of the story seems a great tragedy to me.
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Ah, but the one in my grill was also the one on my table, and in my freezer. True, it was an inconvenience, at first, but something good came from the collision; I did not have to go traipsing throughout the woods to beat my father to a first deer kill.
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You're wonderful for the review, Slytherin. I'm very happy that you liked my tale. Thanks you.
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Weirdest Dream Ever (or- I'm reading too damn much sci-fi)
Ron commented on JamesSavik's blog entry in jamessavik's Blog
I suppose that is a good thing. Gainfully employed and busy is important nowadays and a much better option than the B side. Although, I suppose a break here and there might be welcome. I do look forward to your finding the time to pursue 'Case Black' once again. -
Weirdest Dream Ever (or- I'm reading too damn much sci-fi)
Ron commented on JamesSavik's blog entry in jamessavik's Blog
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Welcome to GA, Benedicte.
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Yeah, poor Tag, he understands just enough. Thanks for the review, Suvitar.
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I like them too. Thank you, Suvitar.
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Yes, it is. Thank you for commenting and reading my story, Suvitar.
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It is a hard row to hoe when our animal friends become grievously ill. I think you managed to capture the anxiety and fear that attends such a misfortune. I liked your story.
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Thanks for reading and reviewing, Knotme. Much appreciated!
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Thank you for saying so, it makes me feel good, and thank you for the review, Countess.
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Your are welcome and it was my great pleasure to post this story. Young boys can make a game out of anything with a little imagination and writing about Tommy and the bees brought out the little boy in me. It felt right to end the tale when I did. Thank you for your review, Aditus.
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Aww shucks, thanks so much for reading, Petey. Thanks for your review.
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Thank you, Cole. I appreciate your commenting and thanks for the review.
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I'm so happy you liked it. Maybe reading all of those editing threads have paid off, huh?
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As soon as I saw the sentence for the prompt...the idea for the story was just there, you know what I mean? I couldn't respond right away but the story idea never left me. I enjoy reading about the fae too and this is my first time writing about them. I'm glad you enjoyed it and thanks for your review.
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The Remarkable Unremembered Boy By R.L. Hunter “How did you get into my room?” Tom stood in his doorway, waiting for an answer to his question. A figure was sitting in shadow on the swivel chair placed in front of his computer desk. In fact, that entire end of his room was in shadow, and Tom just now realized it and how strange that was, considering he had flipped the switch for the overhead light. “Do you remember when we met?” The figure asked. He, it was definitely a he, and his voice
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The 2014 prompts. All stories rated mature even if perhaps not necessarily needful of the rating.
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Change of Direction - Prompt 306
Ron commented on comicfan's story chapter in Change of Direction - Prompt 306
Why is it that siblings feel that they get a free pass doing things that other mortals would be arrested for? But no doubt, Alex needed a slap of some nature to get him out of his funk, real or symbolic. I really enjoyed this prompt, Wayne.
