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#1
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G. S. Carnivals
 
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06-24-2006
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Re: Grass (2) or The Missing Arrow (2)
des, another wonderful piece (or pair of pieces). Only a true master can manage two bull's-eyes with one shot. Thank you!
Best, Phil P. S. candy (who I work with) knows of my prediction that "The Missing Arrow (2)" would soon appear. I could hear those wheels turning across the Atlantic.... |
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#2
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Nemonymous
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06-24-2006
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Re: Grass (2) or The Missing Arrow (2)
Thanks, GSC!
Perhaps, 3 bullseyes with "(ch)eerily" - including 'earily'! I've been very pleased personally with this series. Thanks, so much, TLO, the site that gave me the impetus as I knew I would be posting most of them here to an at least sympathetic audience (hopefully!) |
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#3
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Nemonymous
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06-24-2006
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Thanks, also to the Writer's Group here in Essex to which I belong.
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#5
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yellowish haze
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06-26-2006
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Re: Grass (2) or The Missing Arrow (2)
It was pure pleasure to follow this series of stories. It's a shame that everything has an end. Des, I'm looking forward to reading the next story... which I hope will open a new (independent or not) group of tales.
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#6
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The Silent One
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06-28-2006
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Sorry, too obvious. Sounds like the crowd that surrounded Lovecraft, but on a geologically smaller scale. Now, to the piece. Curious. Well-written, odd, stream-of-consciousness. A dream, like life or death. |
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