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Why is That Boy’s Skeleton Visible?
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Why is That Boy’s Skeleton Visible?
You're lucky for two things, 1) there still isn't a groan emoji, and 2) I did laugh at your first attempt at humor. But not the second. The HJ would still be possible, there really isn't a bone there, whatever you may want to believe. Dogs and bones, sheesh.- 35 comments
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Why is That Boy’s Skeleton Visible?
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Why is That Boy’s Skeleton Visible?
That would be the best outcome.- 35 comments
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Another moderation question. In my latest story, I had to edit the story to change the editor/beta reader. After I made the edits, the story went back into the moderation queue. But apparently, because I had previously scheduled its publish for this morning, a reader indicated to me that it indicated the story was not found. If I need to wait longer for the moderation to complete, apologies. But it's been quite some time since any stories seemed to go into the queue. Thanks.
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2025 Anthology - Big Announcement!
Lee Wilson commented on Valkyrie's blog entry in Gay Authors News
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Why is That Boy’s Skeleton Visible?
Lee Wilson posted new chapter in Doctor Noonan-Martin, Miracle Worker?
Skin to bone, steel to rust Ash to ashes, dust to dust Let tomorrow have its way With the promises we made Skin to bone, steel to rust Linkin Park - 2012 1 Madeline Noonan was born on May twenty-sixth, 2034. Hers was not an easy birth: Madeline was born with a nuchal cord. When the umbilical cord is wrapped around a baby’s neck, it is known as a nuchal cord. While a nuchal cord may not always cause any problems, it can sometimes cause serious complications, including- 35 comments
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This is book four in the series, 'The Life and Times of Avery Noonan.' It will focus on Madeline, although the rest of the family will make appearances. To refresh your memories, Madeline was born in Philadelphia, PA in May of 2034. Madeline, or Mads as she was known from a fairly young age, also has an unusual ability. This ability was quite unique and dictated the direction of her career. I had the general idea quite some time ago, needing another psychic ability, it seemed like a perfect time to make use of that old idea. Keep the tissues handy.
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2025 Anthology - Big Announcement!
Lee Wilson commented on Valkyrie's blog entry in Gay Authors News
Creature feature, huh? Maybe I can turn the Alan Parsons Project song ‘Vulture Culture’ into a story.- 22 comments
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True, I was just implying the quality of the ones in the cardboard boxes leave much to be desired.
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I’m no sommelier, but cardboard boxes? Even vinegar comes in glass bottles.
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It’s even more complicated. There’s an order that should be followed when tasting different types of wines. Flunking just got easier.
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It’s all part, of my restaurant fantasy. Interesting trip. I’ve only been to Denver. Apparently, Colorado has a lot more to offer.
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Thanks. I have a couple offers of help, so focus on your sister and you can be one to enjoy the next story without looking for my mistakes.
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Thanks, and you’re welcome. Eric did get what he deserved. Not a homophobe, but I gave him a similar treatment.
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Thanks for the great!
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You’re all very welcome.
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I was thinking Leavenworth, Kansas. Mississippi's cap in most cases is $1,000,000. That's a seventeen-billion-dollar price tag. Yikes! I remember the series, didn't watch it.
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Um. I guess I named the chapter right. That was another big oops.
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That would have been an appropriate punishment, for sure. I thought a few hundred thousand years in jail was a nice touch. Although the cell block may start to stink a few days after his death. But the last four hundred and twenty-nine thousand years will be Griffin odor free. Again, HEA for the good guys. I'm not a big Whitney Houston fan, but I also believe that children are our future. The establishment has a lot to learn about their care and nurturing. You're welcome. I enjoy sharing my ideas and am amazingly grateful that they're still being well-received.
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Damn conspiracies. Yes, I suppose the epilogue could have mentioned Rebecca. But she disappeared. Nobody ever knew what happened to her. Rumor has it she and her parents were on vacation in Biloxi, but that was never confirmed. As do I. I believe the next installment may outdo this one for the best of the bunch.
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Thanks. My version of a HEA. Happy for the good guys, getting exactly what they deserve for the bad.
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Thanks much. Wonderful is awesome. Thursday the next one appears, but for reasons I can't divulge, I'll need a substitute editor or Beta reader for that one. Apologies in advance for any mistakes in chapter one if I don't get one in time.
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It should be. Anything falling from 35,000 feet, no matter how small, will cause severe enough damage to one's brain. Although Lucas is already brain damaged. Let's say the chunk is a cubic foot in size, that should result in finality for one Lucas Prescott.
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Eh, more of a variation, but I agree with the overall concept.
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But the guilt that poor bus driver will have. Red Garnet had the best idea, let a chunk of frozen airline poop land on Lucas's head. Problem solved, nobody else suffers for it.
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That will only help Neil's progeny. More drastic measures are required.
