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Julia replied to Julia's discussion 'Portion the second'
Thank you so much. I actually took this excerpt (with a few changes) from a sort of story I have been writing off and on for the past year or so. I know you're a good writer so coming from you the compliment means a lot.
Feb 10, 2010
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Portion the Fourth

And remember. The friendly guy always woke at 7am in Summer and 9am in Winter. Or at least I presumed he had not woken much before then, since at the same time everyday he would stride to his window - clad in a silkdressing gown - and proclaim his joy at living. This happened everyday withoutfail for the 5 years I have been living here. Then, about a month ago, there wasno friendly man. It took me a couple of days to realise something was amiss; thegreeting had become so accustomed it was woven…See More
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Neal Barber replied to Julia's discussion 'Portion the second'
Oh my! This is utterly amazing! I am left with a deep sense of sorrow which inspires me with a small, insidious joy; I love it.
Feb 9, 2010
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Portion the Third

It was these mysteries which constantly haunted my mind. They forbademe to complete even the simplest of everyday task. I was often awokenfrom my slumber by thoughts of the greatest mystery of all, what hadreally happened to the friendly bloke who lived next door? Had he justdisappeared like the newspapers had reported? Or was there somethingmore sinister? I for one believed that he couldn’t have just lefteverything, he seemed so happy and besides he loved it here, the nicepeaceful…See More
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Hi everyone - I found this story buried in my blog. It would be great if you could give me some feedback. I first wrote quite a few years ago and I haven't gone back to it much...The JourneySee More
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Neal Barber replied to Julia's discussion 'Some Starter Questions'
Currently reading: a collection of Gothic short stories. I can't actually think of the publisher at the moment...However, it is a fantastic collection. Some of the stories are excerpts from novels which - although minorly irritating - really do…
Feb 3, 2010
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Neal Barber replied to Joshua Neary's discussion 'Jeffrey Archer'
Not really similar but have you tried Wilbur Smith? I am a big, big fan...
Feb 3, 2010
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Jeffrey Archer

heyI am a big fan of Jeffrey Archer and unfortunately recently I finished reading his entire collection (excluding Prison Dairies). I was wondering if anyone would know of an author or book, that is or who, writes similar thriller plots like him or could suggest something that I would enjoy (Worst constructed sentence ever! hah). Thanks.JoshuaSee More
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All it takes is one angry brushstroke and my canvas smashes to thefloor. This painting was everything to me. Every day, for the pastthree months, I slaved over this scene. Not one detail was left…Continue

Started by Julia in Community Story. Last reply by Julia Feb 10, 2010.

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Portion the Fourth

And remember. The friendly guy always woke at 7am in Summer and 9am in Winter. Or at least I presumed he had not woken much before then, since at the same time everyday he would stride to his window…Continue

Started by Julia in Community Story Feb 9, 2010.

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Portion the Third

It was these mysteries which constantly haunted my mind. They forbademe to complete even the simplest of everyday task. I was often awokenfrom my slumber by thoughts of the greatest mystery of all,…Continue

Started by Isaac Payne in Community Story Feb 8, 2010.

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Hi everyone - I found this story buried in my blog. It would be great if you could give me some feedback. I first wrote quite a few years ago and I haven't gone back to it much...…Continue

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