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Thank you so much! I hope you enjoy it going forward. Button has some problems. But then, don't we all.
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I love Button but like all children, he faces challenges. As will his fathers. Thanks so much for the review!
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Thank you so much Suvitar! I'm glad you like the characters. I hope you enjoy as Button and his fathers grow together year after year.
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Thanks so much. I hope you enjoy the extended story of "Button." I'm just getting started but I have big plans for the little guy. Well, he and his family too.
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Thank you so much for the review. I'm having a blast writing it. I'm so glad you're enjoying it.
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Thanks Avid. Button is definitely struggling with something. I'm glad you are enjoying the story. Lots more to come!
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Thanks for the review MJ! There is one result of Jason's actions that so far isn't futile, Clay's response of positive results. There is hope.
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[Cole Matthews] My new story "Button"
Cole Matthews replied to Cole Matthews's topic in Promoted Author Discussion Forum
New chapter for Button. https://www.gayauthors.org/story/cole-matthews/button From now on, I'll post on Sunday nights. Meanwhile, let me know what you think he'll face. He's a happy boy with some issues. Let me know. -
Thank you so much! I'm loving these characters. Lots more coming.
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It was terrible for Graham! I'm glad you thought it sweet. Thanks for the review.
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Terrible Twos “That doctor of yours has a screw loose,” Sandy said gently touching Button’s little nose. “There is nothing wrong with this tiny angel. You need to find a different doctor.” “Mom, he’s smaller than he should be. The pediatrician said he’s in the lowest percentile and he’s not talking yet. He’s mostly just copying our inflections.” “He can barely stand yet, much less taking any steps,” Graham said his eyes downcast. “It breaks my heart.” “You said they didn’t find anything
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Gar doing what "he" does best. Loving it!!!
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[Cole Matthews] My new story "Button"
Cole Matthews replied to Cole Matthews's topic in Promoted Author Discussion Forum
I should also note, the chapters in 1550 Loring Lane are themselves short stories. They are prompt stories that are connected by a fictional place. I find random tweets on Twitter and write a story based on how those words inspire me. You don't need to read all the stories, though of course you can! -
[Cole Matthews] My new story "Button"
Cole Matthews replied to Cole Matthews's topic in Promoted Author Discussion Forum
It stands alone. Reading that chapter gives a reader a sense of how they met and what the relationship is. It can be done at anytime. Thanks for the question! -
I read this and thought of Piers Anthony's series. You don't borrow from it, but your mythological references are as powerful as his. Excellent writing.
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Thank you Dave! Terrible Twos is coming out tomorrow night. I hope you like that also.
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Hi all! This is my discussion thread for Button. Let me know what you think. Tell me what issues you think Craig, Graham, and Button may face. This is a live story and I'd love to here what problems could arise. Here is the first chapter https://www.gayauthors.org/story/cole-matthews/button Here is the chapter where they met https://www.gayauthors.org/story/cole-matthews/1550loringlane/6
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Thank you so much! That was my underlying theme. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
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Thanks Dolores. It was really fun to write. I'm glad you liked it and thanks for the review!
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I'm glad too Stephen. I'm having a great time writing this. Thank you so much for the review! Lots moreoming up.
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Great story. I loved that Drew figured it out. The way we observe the reactions of those we love would reveal the truth. I'm glad they remained friends. Makes for a more poignant ending. Thanks Graeme. Wonderful job.
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Onesie “Should we go with the red decorations or the blue,” Graham asked, fingering the bag of streamers in the aisle at the Target. He tried to catch Craig’s eye but he was looking elsewhere, down towards the other end of the store. “Huh? Whichever you think,” Craig answered holding Button close to his chest. He’d finally gotten the baby settled down and didn’t want to rile the child up. “Red is more festive I think. But, blue is the traditional choice for boys,” Graham puzzled and then s
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Button is a little boy who was dropped on his father's doorstep. Watch as he and his two dads grow with each passing year.
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Thanks Addy! I'm glad I posted it too. I always liked it. This is so much fun.
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Addy, you got this. No worries. You are a great writer and your ideas rock.
