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Non-Human Groupings

by whitesabretooth on Sep 16, 2017
Reviews & Essays

Non-Human groupings Twists of Fate In the Twists of Fate series I use terms to describe Non-human groupings, which I decided to put up so that it is there for you the reader to go back to when you wish. In the stories I don't always refer to all the groups as generally the character I am focusing on will view all other groups or refer to those groups as w...

Reflection: What is Pornography?

by Roytomkinson on May 15, 2019
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Reflection 3: What exactly is Pornography? The question is straight forward, but defining it is altogether another matter. It is one of those words that has a multitude of meanings. Most think it's a dirty, mudded word and will not even say it; it evokes so many negative connotations and avoids it as if the word itself held a disease without really knowin...

All That Jazz

by brethard on Sep 15, 2017
Interracial Love

Abbey O'Neill wasn't going to let an opportunity like this slip by. The petite Penrith native had finally begun to make a name for herself as a saxophonist in New York after several years of hard work. Not only had she become a go-to session player, she was now being hired for soundtrack work for films and television shows. It was good to finally be rewarde...

Local is as Local Does

by bad_hobbit on Sep 13, 2017
Reviews & Essays

Author's Note: When I first published this (I hope) slightly humorous little paper, it was just to answer some ill-informed anonymous critic, and explain to readers why I used the words I did in my stories. Little did I realise that it would raise more feedback from further afield than all of my stories put together! I've had comments from people from the U...

Frostbitten in a Sunburnt Country

by Vandemonium1 on Dec 12, 2018
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The sole purpose of this essay is to tell anyone that is interested something about the country I love and why I love it. Thanks to Chloe for prompting this opportunity as part of her 'In a Sunburnt Country' story event. My thanks to CTC once again for the ideas and edit. ++++++ First an admission; I wasn't born in the greatest country on earth, the l...

Comments

by TonyDowse on Sep 16, 2017
Reviews & Essays

Comments on the content of the 'Eros Collection' In the pre-emptive defence of some anticipated criticism of my work; that I am too wordy, spend too much time developing the background, the scenario - 'Get to the sex!' - let me just say this. Although I love the short story format - and have one or two in that style that I am quite happy about - our lives,...

"I Could Write a Book"

by estragon on Sep 16, 2017
Reviews & Essays

"I COULD WRITE A BOOK" But That Doesn't Mean You Get a Deduction Budding authors, before you sing Richard Rodgers' and Lorenz Hart's 1940 classic song from "Pal Joey", read and heed the lesson United States Tax Court Judge Vasquez gives you would-be best-sellers in Michael S. Oros, 2012 T. C. Mem. 4, filed 1/4/12. Mike worked full-time for Intel (ba-bing,...

Women Really Don’t Like Sausage

by Everettcb on Sep 16, 2017
Reviews & Essays

Anatomically speaking, women could never enjoy intercourse. The position of their female sexual features is made backward not to allow full male stimulation. The female vaginal and clitoris, simulative regions, are non-compatible with the male penis, except for procreation. There are books, talk shows, movies, idle chat, and theories upon hypothesis about wo...

Og's Blog Pt. 05

by oggbashan on Jul 15, 2020
Reviews & Essays

Og's Blog Pt 05 Og becomes a civil servant. Part 01 Author's Note: Because of the Official Secrets Act, this has to be regarded as a fictionalised account and names will be omitted. +++ When I went to Australia for two years the intention was that I would go to school there and take the Australian equivalent of the UK's A levels - university entrance qua...

Moving On

by HeavenlyOne on Sep 14, 2017
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How do you move on after the death of a significant other? My Master and I were together just short of a year, lacking 10 days. He suffered a heart attack at the young age of 34 years old. I can't begin to describe how crushing...devastating this can be when you lose someone you love so much. My Master and I were online only, for the most part. We had plans...