scarpelius
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Congratulations Teresa.
Haha thanks for the shoutout Mr. Gibson. I wish that was all I required to get a leg up on the competition. Alas, it is not.Here's my list of entries that caught my eye and/or tickled my fancy
Bringing Life to a Conversation - @Pedro Del Mar
Special Delvery - @nixie
recens oculi - @Mr Orange
The Transformation House - @Christopher Lee
If these walls could talk... - @Dr_R_Dizzle
And my vote went to...
Served Cold - @The Judge
P.S. Surely Christopher Lee has us all at a disadvantage with this genre?
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A succinct and accurate analysis, pH!In the end misery and nihilism as always catches my vote
Thanks for posting Starbeast!
My Story - Due to me remembering November's 85 Challenge (since I was last here), I thought the 75 was now and forever 85 words.
So this serious mistake cost me an entry. Anyway, here is my voided post.
Tenebris Aetate Aedificium
"Your eminence. I've translated the text. There's good news, and bad news."
"Bad news?"
"A 400 foot leviathan, will instinctively be drawn to this building, next month."
"WHAT?!"
"This place was designed to attract it."
"God, help us...."
"The good news is, the monster will accidentally impale itself on this building's spires.
Then humankind enjoys a thousand years of peace.
There'll be singing flowers, Pringles, chocolate, a petting zoo..."
"Give me, that book!" (pluck) "Hmm..........it does say that."
"God is mysterious, but very cool."
And congratulations to Teresa Edgerton, too!Thanks for posting @Starbeast
I can definitely add this to my list of ones that make me smile!!!
Once again, you all blow me away with your clever interpretations on the theme! It is so fun the read everyone’s unique angle. And, once again, it was very hard to choose! Below is my list from my second read-through, and I know if I’d kept reading, I would have added more
Thanks Parson and Victoria Silverwolf for your wonderful reviews! And thank you Starbeast and nixie for the mentions! (Starbeast I didn’t get to read your story—I hope you can post it after voting!)
@Cat's Cradle From That Room a Ruin
@Victoria Silverwolf A Warning to Wanderers
@Luiglin Whispered sweet nothings
@Mr Orange recens oculi
@Christopher Lee The Transformation House
@Stable It Contains Legions
@chrispenycate The Lair of the Fugue
@Parson Sanctuary
@Culhwch Tyrant’s Last Stand
@HareBrain A PREMATURE END
@Teresa Edgerton Voracious
This batch below made me smile
@Pedro Del Mar Bringing Life to a Conversation
@nixie Special Delvery
@dannymcg I would do anything
@elvet The Lady of the Manor.
@LittleStar The Roommate Revival –great BBT reference!
@Alex The G and T Transient Victory
@M. Robert Gibson All's Well That Ends Well
@Ursa major The Saint and Sinner “G”
@Bob Senior At The Flea Market
@The Big Peat Building Up To The Obvious Climax
VOTE: @Hugh “We’ve All Been There” Love this one, Hugh!
I think I might have a stab at putting a bit of romance into a story.dabble into romance
Congratulations on the win, Teresa.
My apologies for missing the vote this month. Sorry folks. Peter V would have been my choice. Sorry again!
Massive thanks to the Judge for saving my bacon. Almost had a 0-0 entry there!
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Romance as next genre @Teresa Edgerton ? @dannymcg and @Peter V are interested.I think I might have a stab at putting a bit of romance into a story.
(It'll prob turn out like really bad chick-lit )
I'll save it for my next win in March 2026.Sorry, I've already decided on something else. Maybe another time, if there is another time.