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Thanks everyone for the birthday wishes!
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Rest In Peace: Ghostryder15 (1946-2013)
Myr commented on Renee Stevens's blog entry in Gay Authors News
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Thanks! I appreciate you taking the time to review
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Thanks, I'm glad you liked it! Cia was pounding me on the "show it" thing. I'm glad to see it worked.
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Fun story Cia. Much different from my usual choices, but good.
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Well, yes! In addition to the longer stuff I'm working on, I promised Cia and Renee I would be posting stuff in the anthologies. In fact, I already have a few pages written for the next one, though on my Sci-Fi series not the fantasy one yet. Glad you liked it.
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Nicely written and quite an interesting story
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That was an enjoyable little tale.
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Great job Bill! Totally different twist for the theme.
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I found the plot of this story quite interesting and I enjoyed the story.
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What is your highest education level? Do you want to go back to school
Myr replied to W_L's topic in The Lounge
I have a Bachelors of Science in an engineering discipline and two Masters of Science in related fields. I just completed the second Masters in January. I have taught as adjunct faculty at my school in the past, but I am not doing so now. I might go for the PhD later in life, but it's not on my agenda now. Working full time and doing a Masters really took a lot out of me. I do have to do continuing education for both my professional certifications and for work requirements. So even without a degree, I'll be adding more knowledge to my skull. -
Thanks Bill! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
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Thanks! I owe my editor Cia for some of that vividness. She kept poking at me for more details.
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Thanks! The humans in the Erif have been heavily influenced by the Elves. The Empire represents humans that don't have that strong positive influence. Feng is from a different continent altogether. Lots of things going on that will be expanded in the future
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Thanks Mann! I am writing two epic worlds, one fantasy and one science fiction. For the foreseeable future, I'll be writing in one or the other world. All the writing I've done the last few years as been geared towards world building.
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Thanks! I have a few things in mind for their story, as well as the larger world.
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I'm glad you liked it. I was doing some research and was trying to show that there are some dinstinct differences in cultures in my world. As I write more in the world I've created, I hope to expand on this even more.
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Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it. While I haven't been writing and posting, I have been world building.
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Ryn of Gryphon’s Reach, fourth son of Lord Silas, moved with purpose. The uniform of the King’s Rangers along with the proper salute showing his magical sigil, impossible to duplicate, gave any Ranger passage through the Guard positions. The inner sanctum of every base housed the Ranger Commanders as well as other servants to the King. The base at Land’s End was bigger than most, qualifying as its own fortress. As the largest Ranger stronghold outside the capital, it also held the Ranger Gen
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A trade caravan left on the King's Way as soon as the roads cleared, but Winter hasn't quite given up yet. A storm is bearing down on them, and Ryn needs to get them off the road before it hits.
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Congrats Rob!
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The flip side is better. lol
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Well, he has a nice ass. But this is one case where a ball-gag would be required... (Boy this topic has degraded...)
