I originally posted this story to fictionwriters  but I decided to post it here as well. The story's a bit graphic, contains some  very  questionable scenes. It's an excerpt of a future novel (maybe?) called The Falcon Never Dies. It's an account about a crime against a young girl and the aftermath of it. Note: I changed the names of the characters so it won't be spoilerific. ...

Over in fictionwriters , socosays * posts a smut scene from a published work of his .** lytrigian manages to cry foul with her nose up in the air. socosays does not take kindly to this and throws in a bit of U JUS DONT UNNERSTAND MY ~*~ART~*~ for good measure. HE IS A POET GUISE, HE DOESN'T FOLLOW STRUCTURE All in all, its a classic tale of TELL ME I'M AN...

Jenny just wants to get married. Here, on her premature deathbed, she twirls a twisty-tie from the bread package around her finger, sliding it onto her left ring finger with finality. Ever since she found her mommy and daddy's wedding video, she's wanted to get married. It's a cruel twist of fate that she doesn't even begin to picture her life as a whole, because it never starts. Luke walks...

Anyone willing to title my story ?

Last Updated: April 6th, 2009 * =newest Note: I will slowly be adding lengths to all fic (LJ and Delicious). Original (8) Also on delicious! Gay | Gen Gay Fool's Gold by scoradh . Summary: Diarmuid maintained the quiet opinion that his best friend, Aidan, was the twenty-first century's answer to Baldrick. Honeydew Syndrome by autobrig . Summary: Metis was just a smartass...

The rain beating against the windshield of Christopher Johnson's car didn't stop him from traveling to his destination, even though it was coming down in sheets. All he could think about was the dark haired woman in her mid twenties he had met weeks earlier at the new dance club located in downtown Chicago where he had lived all his life. Partying was the one thing he knew a lot about and he did it...

I am a bookworm. That's probably not all that unusual for a library science student, and it won't come as much of a surprise that, growing up, the public library was a regular hang-out of mine. There aren't a lot of places for shy bibliophiles to kill a few hours after school, and that's doubly true for the ones, like me, who grow up in a town too small to have stoplights, let alone coffee shops or...

Ahahahahahahahaha! Guess who's just been temporarily banned from the good old W_G?? (I have too, but that's a small price to pay--I don't have nearly as much at stake. XD) For two weeks, new writers can post with relative assurity that while their critiques may be harsh but fair, they won't be ridiculously overloaded with snark and vitriole, nor be left wondering if the "reviewer" has a personal...

After getting some feedback from the kind people over at FictionWriters , I've realized that Chapter One needed some major revamping. That's what I get for posting my rough drafts. :( lol. Here's the new *improved* version. :) xoxoLigeia "And then it started like a guilty thing Upon a fearful summons." - William Shakespeare, Hamlet, 1.1 "C'mon. We're taking you out." Daniel said...

Dave of Preditors and Editors , a very useful site for checking out scam publishers and agencies, was sued by two people. He had donations from sources, but even with them, ended up representing himself in one of the cases. In that case he lost and was found liable for defamation for a lot of money. Now he's appealing the ruling, and the process isn't getting any cheaper. This page has some paypal...