Geron Kees
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It will have to do for the July 4th tale. I have been putting off completing Short Prince for YEARS now, because some other (Boone) project kept popping up to take over the time. This sory will last a while, so pull up a chair and get comfortable!
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Here we go!
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It actually would work for that. Having a septic tank here at the house, and having had it pumped out only recently, I can say it smells like a dung wagon just went by!
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There is a lag between when you can apparently see the new chapter, and I can. For me, it just popped up two minutes ago, scarcely time for you to read it. I came by to set chapter 3 up for tomorrow. I had chapter 2 set to publish at 2:23 PM, but it didn't publish until 2:31 PM. This guarantees an eight-minute addition in time to the moment of publishing for each chapter. Over the course of many chapters, it's going to add up! Anyway, happy to hear you are enjoying yourself. '
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A journey begins with a single step. Or, if you are a wooden gargoyle crafted from a magical tree no longer found in the world, you float. And that is exactly what Snave did, gliding along a finger-length above the cobbled way, Jamie on one side, Garvin on the other. They had been walking for an hour, and the far castle was growing. Jamie figured that at their current pace, they would arrive at the gates well before supper. Jamie had had a talk with Snave before leaving the road in
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Happy to have you here!
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I hope that it's at least fun for you!
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And they say there's no MAGIC in the world!
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Oh, if everyone had your sense of commitment!
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I've heard of shaggy dog stories, but never shaggy CAR stories!
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One of my favorite Boone adventures, too.
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Yeah, it doesn't work too well. Unless you live in an Amish village, no one will believe that the dung wagon JUST went by!
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I only put one chapter ahead in the queue, as I can't set any chapter beyond the next one to post automatically anymore. They have changed the way that works here now. So I have to come each day and set the next day's chapter to post at a certain time. Progress, I guess!
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The story is completed, 36 chapters. So for the next 36 days... This one is in lieu of a Charlie Boone for July 4th. There simply wasn't time to complete both.
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Any guy that isn't kissed like this at least once in life is doing something wrong!
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36 chapters.
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This story actually predates the first Charlie Boone tale. If you see ANY similarities between that series and this tale, those ideas appeared here FIRST. Even mages need to brush their teeth. But you did notice how he put it away when he was done, right?
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This story was begun 7 years ago. It's a long one, and has been interrupted so many times for other things to be written that I thought it would never be completed. I hope it is as good as you think it will be!
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"Magick," said Jamie Grimmstone, smiling, "is where you find it." He pointed his wand - an enchanted length of ash the thickness of his finger and length of his forearm, and engraved with a simple pattern of the double helix - at the stack of firewood waiting on the dock behind The Incomplete Enchanter, there to be loaded into the shop's kindling box. A few feet away, Garvin Kinsmith, Jamie's best friend and co-worker at the shop, watched intently, doubt written plainly across his features.
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Jamie Grimmstone is a young apprentice mage in the shop of the Master Thorvil, and longs to be a master himself. Together with his best friend (and boyfriend) Garvin Kinsmith, they keep the Master’s shop in order, assist the Master on his many missions, and study to one day become more than they are. Life seems orderly, if slow, and Jamie has resigned himself to years of study before he can be a true mage himself…until one day, quite unexpectedly, an opportunity arises that the boys can hardly pass up, and they are off on a task that quickly turns into an adventure...
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I only knew Carlos through quips and comments, traded between writers. But I know he was a force for good here, and that he was loved and respected. My sympathies go out to everyone who knew him, and cared about him. He’s left behind who he was, right here on GA, in his writings, and in the people he cherished as friends.
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Thanks for the nice push, Dave. I am always happy when someone has as much fun reading a story as I had writing it.
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Hi Dave, Pleased to meet you, and hope you have some fun reading here. Coming out of the stocking can be a major event, even for a guy with skwish! Thank YOU for the kind words!
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They're pretty satisfying to write, too. I want more happy endings for the world. Thanks! 🙂
