(Please feel free to use the following links to catch up on past chapters! Chapter One Chapter Two Chapter Three Chapter Four Chapter Five Chapter Six Chapter Seven Chapter Eight Chapter Nine Chapter Ten Chapter Eleven Chapter Twelve Chapter Thirteen Sam’s voice continued the broadcast, alerting everyone in Flake City who was listening of the newest …
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Feel free to use these links to catch up on previous Flake City Posts, and be sure to subscribe/follow to stay up to date with all my creative writing and daily blogging. Letter from the Narrator "Don't forget Flake City" Short Story Chapter One Chapter Two Chapter Three Chapter Four Chapter Five Chapter Six Chapter …
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Letter from the Narrator #DontForgetFlakeCity Short Story Chapter One Chapter Two Chapter Three While Chloe, Damian, and Charlie were winding down for the night, and sleeping, across the country, in a small little apartment, Mark Wassermann poured himself a glass of excellent scotch he would never be able to afford on his meager freelance …
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Greetings and salutations, blog readers! I sat down to write, and found my creative reserves were running low after weeks of combined stress and worry, not to mention pushing through illness and said stress. This morning (afternoon, but my morning) I fell ill, puking, again, likely due to the lack of food being met with …
Greetings and Salutations, blog readers and friends! Today, I am doing a drumroll please... BOOK REVIEW! As some of you may also know, but not many, I am doing #armedwithabingo, where we play bingo with reading books, and verify we read it by posting book reviews. Now, World War Z by Max Brooks has been …
Continue reading Daily Blog #168 – World War Z (book) Review
Greetings and salutations, blog readers. Today we are discussing something so very near and dear to my heart. Reading is Fundamental. I have heard this phrase my whole life, but it wasn't until I was in college for production theatre that it really became a statement I had no problem tossing out… Until this point, …
