Dolores Esteban
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Jason and his friends are getting involved in an apocalyptic plot that is based on an old prophecy that had been hidden in a cloister. Brother Simon finds the text in the year 1012. He flees the cloister in search of the man who can stop the end of the world: the man Jason. May 2012: Jason Bolding is haunted by nightmares. Slowly, he and his friends find out what the dreams are all about and they realize that time is running out. No romance plot.
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Thanks for reading and thanks for your thoughts. You could be right.
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I never played with dolls, but my sister had a boy doll named Wolfi. The doll had weird blond hair and the same crazy look in the eyes . It wasn't cute at all. I hated it. My other sister hated it also. She later had a boss named Wolfgang, short Wolfi. He had the same haircut like the doll. He was a bully and in the end he was downright crazy, talking to invisible People in the room. My sister quit the Job.
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Norway. Wow! Good! Called three times for Norway. Now let's wait for the results.
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Iceland. Nice Boy. Stupid song. Denmark's my favourite so far.
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I'm thinking of voting perhaps for The Netherlands. Ah, the Danish song. Not bad.
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Anyone watching? Horrible so far, I think.
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A totally different approach to the theme, but a very good one!
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Writing Prompts #226 & #227
Dolores Esteban commented on Renee Stevens's blog entry in Writing World
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Very beautiful.
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I thought it was very good. It touched me.
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Thanks for reading and commenting. I'm happy you liked the Piece. Thanks.
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Thanks, comicfan. I'm happy you liked the piece. I'm planning to continue it during NaNoWriMo in November this year.
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Thanks for reading and commenting. I'm glad you liked it. I'm in fact planning to continue the story.
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Thanks for reading and leaving your thoughts. Yes, it's an introduction to a longer story and I'm planning to continue it, maybe in November, when doing NaNoWriMo. I'm glad you liked it.
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Stabbed "Your accusation's entirely out of place," Alexander Carmichael said sharply. "You suspect me of having murdered Amanda, don't you? You're wrong, detectives." He straightened and then continued, forcing himself to keep his voice calm. "Again, detectives. I have not seen my half-sister and I have not heard from her in twenty years. Apart from the letter she sent after our father's death. That was nine years ago. She accepted the inheritance, a monthly allowance in money, 5.000 pound
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Alexander Barnes (The Implant) It was just another morning, like so many others before. Doug had awoken with a slight headache that luckily had disappeared after having two cups of coffee. The doctors had not been able to help him and he had gotten used to the headaches over the years. Doug barely gave them a thought anymore. Two cups of coffee in the morning usually helped and Doug only needed a third cup later in the morning once or twice a month. He had given up his attempts at figuri
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An Old Elvish Cave "Come," Legolas said. I know a better place than this clearing. The place is not far away. He looked briefly up at the sky that was covered with storm clouds, before he turned back to Aragorn. "Come now, Aragorn. Come with me." Aragorn followed Legolas reluctantly. What the hell did the elf have in mind? They moved through the forest of evergreen trees and soon reached a small river that was running through high rocks. Legolas pointed at the other side of the rive
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To Fanfiction or not Fanfiction: That is the question
Dolores Esteban replied to Lily Velden's topic in The Lounge
I started out with LOTR role playing and LOTR fanfiction. I developed my writing skills over the years. I developed more original characters and subplots. And then I wrote an original short story with an entirely different background. That was kind of awesome. I could really do it. Without fanfiction I would never have started out with writing. And, like Bumblebee said, many fan fic authors put much time and effort in their writings. -
Sonic This story was worth the wait. I’ll tell you about a matter I’m beginning to worry about. There’s a bit of randomness added to it, But the only thing you will have missed Is the experience of mellowing out your overnights With the smoothest blend of obsession. I moved into my dream home, but soon found out I’m not alone. I sneaked up to my bedroom and waited for it to get dark. Then the whispers started, like a beautiful sonic lazy river, And my sanity began to slowly unravel.
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A Flarf Poem based on Google Results
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Sally Hills (Not Guilty) It started a couple of months ago. We had read and discussed a text about an ancient prophecy. The text was dark and mysterious and I wanted to know more about it. Had someone just made it up or did it contain a grain of salt? Was it really supposed to come true? The text had disturbed me and that was why I approached him after class. I’m usually shy and don’t talk a lot. I usually do not approach other people. But I dared to speak to him and he responded kindly. I
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Writing Tip Writing Tip: Story Needs Direction
Dolores Esteban commented on Renee Stevens's blog entry in Writing World
Great advice. I was unhappy with a story and now I know why. Thank you, Libby. -
Invitation to Hell # 163 (You’ve just moved into a new place. While busy still trying to get everything organized there is a knock on the door. You find a delivery guy there with a present for you new place. What did you get and who is it from?) My story is hard to tell and even harder to believe, but I swear it’s all true. All happened precisely as I have stated it. It began on a morning in July 2008. I had moved into my new apartment the previous day and I had gotten up early to organ
