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Coming-of-Age Drama ‘Oregon’ by Don Winslow | Book Review
In high school, my friends and I made this plan to leave the Rio Grande Valley, make a break for it and head to Seattle. There were no wars then, at least none that would affect us in any way. The war on terror was still some years away when we drew up these plans. Continue reading
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They Look Alike by Nikki Crescent
Rating: What It’s About: Two years ago, George met the woman of his dreams. There’s just one problem: he lost her number after their first date and he never asked for her name. He held onto the hope that he may one day run into her again, and he does. Only she’s not the same Continue reading
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Dear Diary,
Something happened. Something I swore wouldn’t ever happened. But it’s done. I’ve done it. It’s out there now and I can’t reel it back in. I created original characters and content for [redacted]. Which means, [redacted] now owns something I created. That’s how this works, right? You’re bamboozled into needing a job and the only Continue reading
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Word Porn
Due to the nature of the story reviewed here, I feel like I should give a warning. There are several terms here that should blow my linetrap/Bailey Jay post out of the water. If you’re sensitive to vulgarities, it’s highly recommended that you not continue reading this post. I recently read a story. A poorly Continue reading
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Mixed Media
In May, I started writing a blog I called No Children, named after a song by The Mountain Goats. And when I say started writing, I mean I claimed the url (not the title of the blog) on Tumblr. When things picked up, my mood change and I was no longer motivated to pursue it. Continue reading
Chapin City Blues 