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New ElrodW Whateley story

In case you haven't seen them, there are some new (ish) stories on the Whateley site. Latest is by me (part 2 of a 3-parter) and one by Morpheus (last week). I'll eventually get mine posted here, but if you want to read the latest Whateley tales, check it out. (whateleyacademy.net)

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While listening to Terry Goodkind's "The Nicci Chronicles #1" sequel to his "Sword of Truth" series something was said about misunderstanding, misconception, misinterpretation or misperception of information, what is not important

I'm pretty sure that the story was here at BCTS

Story:- Fantasy, involves magic and mythical beings
Setting:- Modern World (I think)

Scene:- Protagonist's elder sibling jumps in front of the attack of the younger and gets hit

paraphrased dialogue

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WunderGirl 6 by Shauna Rousseau on Patreon for members

"Now, look at me! I’m dressed in girls’ pants and a blouse—and I have a closet full of skirts and dresses!" Sam complained.

WunderGirl 6
WunderGirl -6-
by Shauna Russeau
on Patreon for Members
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Soldier of Missfortune

It was suggested that I return to this story and write some more. I've done so, like much of my writing, it's freestyle, in other words, it evolves as it goes. I see the characters and follow where they lead me, sometimes it takes me in unexpected directions, episode 9 of this is no exception. I'm not sure when I'll get a chance to write the next one, but I will continue it as time and my other works permit.

I hope you enjoy it.

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To the Core on Kindle


To the Core, which had originally been written and posted as a serial, is now up on Amazon for Kindle, with paperback option to come soon. Book I contains the first part of my litRPG fantasy epic, with the rest to appear on Amazon soon as well. If you haven't read the story yet, would like to read it from the convenience of your Kindle, or would like to support me, please check it out and leave a review.

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WunderGirl -1- on BC | The Loft postponed

Hi All,

I have posted the first chapter of WunderGirl on BC. New chapters will continue to be previewed first on Patreon.

I am also going to be a week or two late with the next (last?) chapter of The Loft. I have just not had the time to work on it.

I hope you enjoy the new series, though.

HUGS!
S

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01 - Legacy of Earth: Birthright - Ghost Ship

Well, it's been a while since I started Legacy of Earth. I will be posting this in larger chunks at least until I get through the first 100k words. I hope you all enjoy!

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Legacy of Earth: Birthright

Ghost Ship

By Daniela A. Wolfe



A hundred and sixty years after the fall of the Qharr Ascendancy and the end of the occupation of Earth, Jek, a descendant of Lexa Briggs, sets out on a quest to find his long-lost mother, but when he discovers her ship adrift in space, and it’s crew brutally murdered, he unwittingly unleashes a mysterious new enemy upon the galaxy.


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Well, after what was apparently

After was was apparently a current and nasty ailment, (at least I had every symptom) I am getting back to wakefulness, and will be writing more again.

However, I doubt people will see much of my writing for a little while. I'm working on 3 multi-chapter stories, and one 2nd part to a one off I wrote awhile back.

I kinda fell behind while I was sick, so I'd like to catch up a bit.

For those fans of Arctic Fox, the sequel is in the works. I'm also working on The Letters and To Head Home.

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Apologies to my readers

I've been trying really hard to finish the new chapter of Apocalypse Dawn, or anything really the past few days, but it's just not happening. For a week, since I got my medical coverage sorted out, I've been trying to find a new doctor, or at the very least someone to renew my prescriptions for my hormones and meds, but so far I can't even get so much as an intake appointment for eight months to a year. The walk-in clinics won't write a new prescription for me either, unless I have a standing one from a local doctor.

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Sam and Del -13- This is NOT happening to me! - On Patreon for everyone

Sam's visit to the mall becomes a game of hide-and-seek when he spots Del wandering the aisles.

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Sam and Del
13. This is NOT happening to me.
by Erin Halfelven
Free for everyone on Patreon
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Reader Enjoyment

All I know is what I've read in books.

Supposedly, readers get a great deal of enjoyment out of guessing what happens next. How will Emily react when Jacob tells her that she is trans? If the author has made that answer plausible in the story the reader will feel good about continuing. If the answer has been guessed correctly the reader pats herself on the back and reads on -- looking for more self-affirmation.

There has been much discussion about whether are not writing a synopsis is preferable to writing a complete story.

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Go away Maryanne, and write a Novel

I know, I know, I know. I write too much. Cacoethes scribendi. And sometimes my stuff looks as if I am so keen to get on the table it is half baked. “It reads more like a synopsis” at least makes it sound like I have a recipe!

So where is my novel. Well, I am not ruling anything out, but here are my excuses:

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WunderGirl 5 by Shauna Rousseau on Patreon for members

Sam's transformation continues, now including what he is required to wear according to his contract. He's really becoming a WunderGirl.
 

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WunderGirl -5-
by Shauna Rousseau
Read on Patreon
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Milestone

My total word count posted on BC has just gone over one million.

I suppose that was almost inevitable given my immediate infatuation with a word processor three decades ago.

Thank you Erin for giving me a place to publicly display my stories.

As a dear friend of mine, Percy Ross, said many times, "Thanks a million!"

Jill

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What! No Comments?

I really love comments. I suppose that makes me needy and insecure, but what (wannabe) girl doesn’t crave attention? I recently posted a story called “Bordello Boys” which is only the second story I have posted on BCTS that got no comments. Of course, I am mortified.
To assuage my hurt I need only refer to my first story “Pretty” which still has the most comments – largely messages of welcome for the same people who revisit my writings again and again – THANK YOU TO ALL.
After that, I have received the most comments from an interesting variety of tales …

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Heads up

Just a quickie for all the Gabfen out there - the next part of the Gaby saga was finished this evening and should be available on Kindle in the morning!

Gaby - On The Edge: Part 4 ASIN: B08P81SZYC

I'll post a direct link asap

Ciao
Mads

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The Writer's Contract

An unwritten contract does exist between the reader and the author.

A comment yesterday on one of my stories brought this home to me one more time.

A few years ago, I tried to write a story that would create a pile of revenue for Erin through Doppler Press. That effort failed. I have no interest in reading age regression/baby stories and shouldn’t have tried to write one. I donate my books to Erin and she receives 100% of the revenue. Unlike the other twelve of my books published by Doppler -- this one doesn’t sell much and received poor reviews.

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A new edition of Ultimate Writer's Challenge?

Lately I've been working on a group project with a few of our other authors/authoresses here, and one of them has been asking me about something I used to do....

See, many many moons ago, I posted multiple forum entries containing a year's worth of story challenges at a time: one for each week, one for each month. This person has expressed that they found these challenges a lot of fun, and would love to see me produce something like that again.

So, here's my question: would anyone ELSE like to see a new edition of my Ultimate Writer's Challenge?

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The Fall of Kruhl - Now on Bigcloset Topshelf!

Just a quick note to let everyone know that my superhero/sword and sorcery yarn, The Fall of Kruhl, is now up on Bigcloset Topshelf for your reading pleasure.

So, please take a moment to comment or leave a kudos.

Have a delightfully demented day,

Daniela A. Wolfe

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No MSPD this week

Hey everyone, sorry about this, but I don't think that I'm going to get a chapter of MPSD out this week. It's been kind of a tumultuous week (though a lot of it has been in a good way) and I've been behind on writing and everything because of it. I'm worn out and I don't have any energy so I think it best I just take a day or two to rest, relax my brain, and try to get back on schedule for this upcoming week. I can't wait until I get my medical card so I can see a doctor about getting back on my meds and hormones and actually feel energetic again.

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RIP Jan Morris

Jan Morris, a very famous trans author, as well as one of the earliest major public figures to undergo SRS, just passed away. She was 94. I only discovered her writing last year, while working on a college paper, but reading her autobiography, Conundrum, was a blend of heart-wrenching and inspiring.

https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-26924906

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More like this

I was just curious as to how this function works?
In my latest story "Becoming Holly" the "more like this" included the twist endings "Instrument", "Making a Scene" and "Rehabilitation" and a couple of others "Closer Friends" and "Sought After".
It possibly should have included "Uncle", "Bait", "The Surgeon" or the multiple personality one - forgot the name!
Is it an algorithm?
Maryanne

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I'm SO excited!

Amadeus Irina -- Book 1 is published on Doppler!!!

I have waited a long time for this!

There is some additional content that rounds out the book--and books 2 & 3 are in the works (also with additional content over what was on BC).

Please help support BC by putting [awesome ;)] reviews on Amazon!

HUGS!
S

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Book number #81 now up on Amazon Kindle - Netherweld, The Sacred Quest....(non TG)

Yup, this lockdown has an added benefit. Book number 81 is up. This is one of the many I was going to publish under a different name, but thanks in part to many of you, books under this name sell best... so here it is, book 1 in a fantasy/sci fi series involving parallel worlds and time shifts.
***Not TG, I have to add***.

Find it here - Netherweld Book1 - The Sacred Quest.

Tanya

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Be a Storyteller

I was a little under the weather yesterday, so I spent the day reading A Time for Mercy the latest Grisham novel.

John Grisham has sold over 300 million books.

He talked a small press into publishing 5,000 copies of his first book A Time to Kill. In his words, he couldn’t give it away.

Then Random House published his second novel The Firm. It became a bestseller and he eventually also sold millions of copies of A Time to Kill.

What does this mean to BC writers?

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10 years ago today

10 years ago today, I posted my first story. My... how time flies. Well over a million words later, I'm still writing. I have to hope that I've improved as a writer but that is really up to the readers.

Thanks to everyone for the kudos and comments. They are much appreciated.

Samantha

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Research on medications - anxiety, compliance

Writing a long (very long) story, and I need to find some information on medications.

Without hypnosis (I won't use that), I need to find a medication for a story. The main character is being really put through the wringer, and while he has significant motivation to comply with the 'torture', there's suggestion that additional 'help' to ensure compliance / reduce defiance would be needed. It needs to:

antidepressant
mood stabilization
increase sense of compliance
reduce ability to be defiant or objectionable

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WunderGirl 3 by Shauna Rousseau - Preview on Patreon for members

Sam is led deeper into transformation into a WunderGirl! Is there no way out? And is he beginning to like what is happening?
 

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WunderGirl -3-
by Shauna Rousseau
Read on Patreon
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The Loft Serial

First, I want to thank all readers of the story for their support!

I want to reiterate that the story is purely fiction and is in no way meant as a political statement.

I know that the election has created some tensions and I am not trying to make any statements that have anything to do with that.

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The Fall of Kruhl - Epilogue

Well, here it is at last the final part of The Fall of Kruhl. I hope you all have enjoyed reading it as much as I've enjoyed writing it! It's been an absolute blast.

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The Fall of Kruhl

Pitched Battle

By Daniela A. Wolfe



Months after the events in Tondzaosha, Alexandra has begun to make a life for herself in New Hebron, but never one to back away from a fight, she leaps at the chance to interceded when she crosses paths with someone who needs her help.


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The shoplifter - a continuation.

I said I had a mind to extend some stories, this is the first.

I wrote The Shoplifter in 2012 which has over 7,700 hits and 239 kudos, so it seems you liked it a little.

I've written a sequel which I will post soon, there will probably be another after that, which isn't written yet and will depend upon how much time I have to write, being a rather busy woman, I have squeeze things in when I can.

If you haven't read the original story, the follow up will miss quite a lot. Here's a link:

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