January 11, 1802
Portland Place
London
Granger had just finished breaking his fast and had retired to his study to tackle his correspondence. This was the cost of fame and success: an endless barrage of letters. To be sure, some were pleasant to read. Weston was doing quite well in the Caribbean and had managed to capture a privateer, a laudable feat. Roberts was still in India, focused mostly on escorting convoys about. Probably the most welcome letter of
January 13, 2005
Harvard University
Cambridge, MA
Will
I finished up my math test which was a real ball-buster. Each question contained some hidden trick you had to know, and while you could learn that shit by reading, in reality unless you did the homework and went to class, you were fucked. There was a lobby outside the hall where the test was being held, so since I’d finished about ten minutes early, I hung out there, waiti
GA has a feature where I can look at certain story stats, so I compiled them and thought I'd share them with you. These stats are for books in the Bridgemont and CAP series only (no anthologies, etc.)
Total Words Written: 7,147,730
Total Comments Received: 24,603
Total Views: 13,095,894
Three most popular stories based on views per word:
1. The Gunroom
2. Northern Exposure
3. Black Widow
Four most popular stories based on views per chapter:
1. Paternity
2. Black Widow
3. Northern Exposure
4. Odyssey
Three most popular stories based on Comments per word
1. The Freshmen
2. Peace of Amiens
3. Flux
January 6, 2005
LAX
Los Angeles, CA
Brad
“Putting this together hasn’t been easy, but I’m pretty sure I got it right,” Jake said.
“You’re going to lay this out for me?” I demanded. He knew how much I hated not knowing what was going on.
“I would have, but you were on the phone for the entire flight,” he said with a hint of bitchiness, since I had ignored him.
“I’m trying to manage all of my obligations,” I snapped.
“So am I,” he replied just
Based on feedback on the last poll, I decided to delete the ones no one liked and add two more.
1. Oxford Blue with brushed silvery finish
2. Celedon Green
3. Sapphire and Oxblood (pics in prior post)
Which of these vehicles most looks like what Jeremy would design.
1. Pistachio (Light Green)
2. Midnight Sapphire (Dark Blue)
3. Sunset Copper (Orange)
January 5, 2005
Carruthers & Schluter
Palo Alto, CA
Brad
“I think that if we back this deal, we’re going to end up with a company that struggles along, requires the occasional cash infusion, then is ultimately put to death in bankruptcy court,” I said to Luke and our Orange team.
“So we should put you down as a ‘no’?” Luke joked. “I agree with Brad.”
The team looked a little dejected so I decided to try to perk
December 20, 1801
Brentwood, UK
Granger was in his library, diligently working on correspondence, when he was pulled out of his epistolary daze by a rather loud knock on the door, followed immediately by the entry of Daventry. “George!” he said excitedly. It was impossible not to notice his impeccable clothes and the way they were perfectly tailored.
Granger stood up and gave his friend a warm embrace. “I was wondering when you would actually tear you