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Featured Writer:
The new Featured Writer is
Larry, who's given us a short story, "The Soulless One." You can read it now, as well as
an interview with the author, on the Featured Writer forum. Go check it
out, let imr know what you think. Here's a small preview:
Atwood tried to stare down the powerful man,
but had to turn his head. “What do you want from me?”
“What do you want from us, Atwood Seaton?” Conner asked softly.
“There are only two things that you can offer me,” Atwood said,
looking into Conner’s eyes. “Death or blood sucking. I want
neither.”
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Monthly Prompt:
"You've said it yourself a million times. If there had been a TV
in every living room sixty years ago, this country does not
elect a man in a wheelchair." From The American President
Take one event, decade, era, etc. in history and
change it. This can be a character that travels back in time,
someone behaves differently, you chose. This can even be an
event in the life of your character. How does this change
things? What problems arise? Does someone know something has
changed? How are things restored?
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