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What makes you think I don't already have one?

Why... are they crowding yours?

An unusual, creepy, amusing offering with heart. Read this... it has a bit of everything and you won't be disappointed. Cheers!

At first some of this went over my head, but to my surprise, I think I got the gist of everything. I guess I've absorbed a lot about computer processes over these past years. I was hooked once Nyx had that reaction to the screen. I believe cats sometimes get what we miss... paws in different worlds so to speak. A fascinating take on the theme, I got curiouser and curiouser as it became clear this had a paranormal flavor, all while unlikely romance weaved throughout. It added humanity to the scientific, and you balanced that beautifully. I was rooting for the ghost to find her peace. I also enjoyed the mostly subtle humor. Thanks for this, Myr. Cheers!

G'day, Bucket Man.

Hello, all

That's amazing, Chris! I've only reviewed 161, but I am always surprised when I see readers (authors especially) who have none or one or two on their avatar info. To each their own and I respect personal choice, but I have left reviews on every antho story read so far. Personally, I believe authors should support each other in the anthologies. It's a great opportunity to interact with other authors we might not have a relationship with. Just my opinion for what it's worth.

Hi, Chris! Thanks for the story review for "Journey to Salvation". Much appreciated.

Must be nice to constantly be in an adventure. These guys are fortunate indeed.

Thank you, Chris. I admire these two characters. Link panicked about them going separate ways, and while many would keep their mouth shut, he pushed Moss to be honest about those secretive looks. Both men showed courage. Cheers, my friend.

Thank you, Adi. It was my pleasure to make you happy. I've had a few readers say the same thing... that they were never a western fan before reading some of mine, and that makes me happy. Just writing them makes me feel good.

Thanks, uccleman! Is it an end? Maybe not, but it is for now. Yeah, grandpa could definitely have a story... if he lived... and to be honest that possibility has intrigued me. I appreciate you wanting more, friend. Cheers... Gary....

Fascinating take on the theme. Read this... it will keep you guessing, and you will enjoy it. Cheers!

Well, I shouldn't be surprised you wrote something freaky. I loved it, northie. I was rapt as I read, wondering where it was going. Was it fairy dust or was it really happening... you kept us guessing right till the end. This is what I like about the anthologies, the completely different or weird-ass takes on the theme. Never thought I'd have to worry about mechanized 'camels', but there it is. Timely too. AI scares the crap out of me. Well done! G

Hey, centex! I've missed hearing from you. Moss carried a cruel and unnecessary load around after that first innocent kiss. A woman of God and the bible, used her position to torture her grandson, all because of a hate for her husband. Was he gay? Maybe, but he must have chose his wife at some point. Which came first, the chicken or the egg? We will never know, but I think we can say the real demon was Gran, and staying with her would have been difficult... probably too difficult. Imagine a young lad trying constantly to rub a 'demon' off his back, and having to sleep on his stomach to prevent damage to his junk. Ugh. Link is the saint here, being patient until he felt their time running out. Seeking, and insisting on honesty saved them both. Well, I do like revisiting, my friend, but I commit to nothing. Thanks for this and your appreciated support of my writing. Cheers! G