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Thomas Lindblad

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  1. I have published the first chapter of my story and now wish to publish the second chapter by submitting to modertaion. Where can I find the option 'Add chapter'?
  2. Alarik looked out of the window. Contented and at the same time curious. His first home in his own possession and that at the age of forty-three! Later than most people of his generation, he had to admit. What would it be like to resume living in Leiden? Twenty-two years ago, he had departed from here, he had no more relatives or acquaintances on this location. The neighbourhood was familiar, the neighbours were not. His bedroom was facing west and if he turned his gaze to the right, he loo
  3. This story is set in a university town in the Netherlands today. Protagonist Alarik is a man in his forties of mixed Dutch-Swedish descent, who has just moved into a new apartment. He turns out to have a young next-door neighbour while his younger colleague happens to live nearby. With a bit of nostalgia, he looks back on past relationships and wonders how his new immediate social environment will impact his daily life.
  4. I appreciated your swift reactions. Thanks to CIa it was all settled during the review of the first chapter.
  5. I registered as author and intend to publish my first story. However, I chose as my display name 'JanThomas' but I want to have the copyright line in Step One to cite my full name, Thomas Lindblad. (I thought I could add the information on copyright manually.) The easiest solution is to change my display name from 'JanThomas' into 'Thomas Lindblad', but I do not see how I can do that myself. Thanks for helping with this matter.
  6. Very enjoyable! I really like your ingenious construction of three interconnected relationships: gay uncle and gay nephew (a favourite of mine), older and younger brother understanding each other better, exuberant artist and shy neighbouring boy with a lot of expectations (not least among readers). The Swedish input is amusing (although weird sects are not a specific Swedish thing). Looking forward to the following chapters.
  7. Thomas Lindblad

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    I enjoyed this story tremendously! Very good. I really felt close to Keith because of his character and to Thomas, not least because of his surname. I will definitely read more of your stories. Thanks!
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