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Thanks for the update. I was just thinking, "I bet Fel's going to do something for Christmas." And you did ... in a way. I'm sorry to hear about the continuing block, having occasionally suffered the same in my creativity (not fiction writing but the dark art of programming). I hope the mu...

I use LibreOffice Writer (free program).

cdhaag wrote: ↑Mon Dec 19, 2022 3:38 pm This sounds like the MORF's universe.

Excellent! Thank you.

I'm remembering a universe, people mutate, I know it's not Whateley. I only clearly remember one story from it where a guy on a mission in the Amazon jungles mutates into a anthropomorphic panther tries to get home to USA is put in a zoo (which is amazingly easy to escape from when you have hands). ...

Thanks for the update and a happy new year to you, Fel. I'd offer to help, but I'm west coast and have no idea what you do, so it would be a rather empty offer. Hope y'all find someone soon, though; those kind of hours are not sustainable long term.

Before saving in DOCX or some updated format, may I suggest using RTF (rich text format) as being the most compatible with different systems. Of course, if you get the old version of Word working, old DOC will be fine. Just please no PDF or related formats, they're almost impossible to get back to a...

heustess wrote: ↑Sat Jun 19, 2021 4:12 pm Rewind by Don Lockwood on SoL. 18 chapters. Frank changed the name he used on SoL.

Didn't even consider that with so many duplicate titles out there ... last week I couldn't spel colage grajuette, now i are 1. Thanks.

I was going through an old hard drive and found part of a story. Rewind by Frank Downey (c. 2004) chaps 1-3

It says their are supposed to be 25 chapters but I can only find the first 3 (on asstr). Anyone have, or know of where, the other 22 may be posted? Or if they ever were? Thanks.

Nae, my fellows. Do not follow the false temptation of the technologic deification. Rise ye all and follow the Gord of Wisdom!

Yeah, if you skip to the bottom of the displays on this link https://newsinteractives.cbc.ca/coronavirustracker/ you can see today's totals for almost any country in the world - it looks pretty dang scary!!! Interesting. Too bad they don't have a per-capita button for the worldwide heat map. I mean...

What kind of bag did he find in one of the Citadel treasure chests? Here I was presuming this was some sort of inside joke that I wasn't getting because I've never played these games. I mean, really, big set-up and then "we shall not speak of this again." Oh well, maybe it will be cleared...

Re: New scion: "Kell had his place in this ritual, in two ways. Firstly, it was one of his tail spikes that would serve as the spell’s focus, the crystal to which the complex and powerful spell would be locked, and yesterday the sages had spent nearly six hours carefully studying his 17 spikes ...

Nate wrote:Don't recognize your first one, but the second one I believe is Shamus Journals by terriblethom also still available on SOL.

Nate, that's it. Thanks.

bjeane wrote:Storie 1 is Zeus and Io by Harry Carton

bjeane, I don't even need to go look, I recognized the title once you wrote it. Thanks.

Just finished re-reading Recluse and Ghost by Dual Writer (SOL- good story - still waiting for part 2 :-D) and it reminded me of a couple of others I can't remember searchable words for. One has a similar title but is about an ex-military guy with issues (are you paranoid if the black helicopters ar...

boballab wrote:There is a single story called "Never Up - Never In" by Richard King ...

That's it, thanks. (Don't know why I remembered two books.)