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Welcome, Lacuna You'll find quite a few fantasy and sci-fi stories here.
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Skyscrapers, or Sept Lignes
Valkyrie commented on Parker Owens's story chapter in Skyscrapers, or Sept Lignes
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Skyscrapers, or Sept Lignes
Valkyrie commented on Parker Owens's story chapter in Skyscrapers, or Sept Lignes
I really like these. I especially relate to the second. Virtual hugs, while not as nice as in-person hugs, can be just as soothing and meaningful. -
Wow... this is a very powerful piece, Parker. I had to read it several times, not because I didn't understand, but because it was so good. I understand it all too well, I'm afraid. I love the dichotomy. The line that sticks out to me the most is "sadness mixed with yearning, or possibly murder". I think this is one of your best works. Well done, my friend.
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Yay, Addy!!! I'm so happy for you! It was so well-deserved. Congrats to all the winners
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October C S R Discussion Day: Mr. Brightside by Mitchelll
Valkyrie commented on Cia's blog entry in Gay Authors News
Well I'm intrigued. I'm sorry I didn't get a chance to read this before today. My reading time has gone down quite a bit, unfortunately. I really enjoyed the interview, though. I'll read this story at some point.- 7 comments
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It's going to be served with a side of fava beans and a nice chianti. Thanks for reading
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Hey... we're not the only creepy authors out there... lol Thanks for reading.
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Thanks, Dugh You're welcome to come to dinner any time. I hope you like fava beans and chianti
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Sometimes you just gotta go old school horror.
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I wouldn't call this a mistake. I would call it a well-written story of well-deserved come-uppance. The nice thing about prompts is how each author interprets them so differently. Nicely done.
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@Puppilull @Cia I can't view Puppilull's Newsletter story.
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Holy. Freaking. Crap. Frighteningly well done. You got me with the exposed windpipe. I'm glad I read this when it was light outside...
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Sparks flew from the spinning whetstone as the battered metal of his favorite blade was restored to its former glory. Malachi loved the screeching sound the metal produced as the stone ground away flecks of oxidation and blood. This was his form of meditation. The rhythm of his foot operating the pedal of the old-fashioned wooden frame, along with the spinning stone, were almost hypnotic. It allowed Malachi to re-live the experience of his first guest. He grinned, his laugh lines caus
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Your poems are always treats
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I like this form of trick or treating
