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Adding it to my reading list 💜

Always happy to send my readers down a different path. Wait... Watch out for signs with red paint, will ya?

I'm a Moons Over My Hammy kind of guy. Also, is it bad I didn't get the Florida joke in that name until about six months ago?

Please refer to the below comment.

So... Now's not the time to mention I cooked BBQ bacon mac & cheese?

Pfft. You should've messaged me. We could've traded. Pretty sure Val would've pulled us aside and whispered, "Listen here, you two..." Also, do you not know about the "14 werewolves behind the Denny's dumpster" rumor?!?!?

It's almost as if... The werewolf's mind worked the same.

Peace. Relaxation. Who knew Frankie Hudson needed one? He’d tell you– him, himself, and no one else. The retail world, even in a small-time consignment shop, never stopped for him. The regular customers made frequent comments as to why he was always working. His general manager abused his offer to work every weekend. He scoffed. “Should’ve known not to say that shit in the interview.” Three years later, this was the third weekend he had requested off during his tenure. From his campsi

Frankie was often misunderstood in the public eye. So imagine his surprise when someone unexpected can keep up with his warped mind. All he had to do was take a vacation.

CONGRATULATIONS, LADY!!! The purple-people-eaters will miss ya, but promotion well deserved 💜

Always gotta doll up the pizza.

Can anyone guess how many Swiffer dusters I needed to clean this blog? Oooo gurl, she was dusty! Even my fingers don't know what to type here. Have I lost my touch to interview our fellow authors? Surely not, but good thing I had a lovely chat with @chris191070 before this year's Anthology event started! All praise the Ask An Author piggy bank. In case y'all forgot how Ask An Author works, I have the wonderful pleasure of interviewing an author on GA on behalf of an anonymous reader. With a few questions, we get an inside look at the author's reasoning for what they do. Anyone can send me questions for any author, but I do ask for you to keep in mind the author's activity. If they haven't been online in a hot minute, I might not get a response. Without further procrastination, here's this month's article! • • • • • chris191070 33 Stories / 303,663 Words What inspired you to start writing for GA? Had you been published on any other site before? Having been a member for so long, reviewed so many stories. I thought I would try my hand at writing. I did write when I was at boarding school, usually a form of punishment. I chose GA because of its community and the way you can interact with your readers. I note that at the beginning you had a co-author, how did that happen and what was the experience like? It started with him as my editor, but he gave me so much help at the beginning, I listed him as co-author. Where did your inspiración come from? I’m intrigued because although being from NW England many of your stories are situated in the USA, is there a reason? My Mum was born in USA, so I had American Grandparents, a Great Aunt and I still have an Aunt and Uncle who live in the States. So whilst I have never visited the USA, I learnt alot about the country from my family. How would you sum up your life as part of the GA experience? What has been the best thing that has happened to you here since you joined 7 years ago? The great stories, from the amazing authors and the community that is there to talk to. Finally, any suggestions for those who are avid readers but who haven’t take the plunge into writing yet? Read, Comment, Review stories and just give it a go. There is plenty of help available on GA if you need it. You'll find no one bites on here, just show courtesy if/when they criticise what you have written and take there advise. • • • • • Thanks for the interview, Chris! As for the rest of y'all, make sure to send me some questions for future Ask An Author articles via PM. If you can't come up with questions, you can list an author for me to send some of my own! Until next month!

I giggled so hard at this. One of Nico's go-to lines is "How dare." Thanks, doc!! Glad ya liked it.

The trio of adventurers pointed and exclaimed. Bounding for joy, their journeys through sweltering savannahs and frigid mountains paid off. Many townsfolk and countrymen called them crazy. Some even cast them aside, taunting their hopes and dreams. Now, they stand mere yards away from their fantasies in an unfamiliar jungle. The gossip, rumors, and tales about the Temple of Baire appeared to have been quite exaggerated. Vibrant gold bricks were vine-covered clay. No sparking cobblestone la

Thanks, Gary!! It was such fun to tell. I'll be sure to keep this story in my back pocket at the next spooky bon fire.