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Algernon Sydney is Dead wrote:Detective Friday and I raided the Pussycat Lounge. But when he collared Miss Galore, all he could say was, "What a bust."

Groan

Miss Galore's "bust" not withstanding, Cathy Gale would have undoubtably blown him away with her leather clad curves.

Loved this, proper, PROPER story telling. If this doesn't make top 5 at then end of the year I'll be amazed (there again if it doesn't how awesome are the ones that do going to be). Hats off, low bows and tumultuous applause for Mr Pratt for this one. Time travel, a cautionary tale, a love story and...

They keep making me work too many hours Norm

nowicki1283 wrote:He loved every inch of her body. Not every square inch, but every cubic inch…he checked. And for this he can never be free.

This should be in a trail for the next season of Dexter, outrageously good

But, we certainly agree that it's some pretty darn cool and well-written fantasy that everyone should go check out. Insert plug here >> http://www.cowrycatchers.com << Thanks for the plug, ROU! I have never read McCaffrey. I characterize Cowry Catchers as "Narnia for adults meets Patrick O'Brian" b...

It was great being able to look over his shoulder, but his eye always itched so much when he popped it back into its socket. :D Got some good ones there PD! You too ROU, that was nice. I liked this one too. It was icky and drabblecasty. btw, Tom, I did post one of my now rare drabbles over yonder i...

Bugger choice Denny exclaimed as he turned his machine gun on the polling station, I wants me an old style dictatorship. Not bad, but it's confusing due to the missing punctuation. Perhaps?... "Bugger choice!" Don exclaimed as he turned his machine gun on the polling station, "I want an old style d...

Bugger choice Denny exclaimed as he turned his machine gun on the polling station, I wants me an old style dictatorship.

Now I just need to squeeze Mein Kampf into 100 characters.

Hitler nearly managed it

"Four and a Half Years (of Struggle) Against Lies, Stupidity and Cowardice" yet he still managed to get it all very wrong

("Four and a Half Years..." was apparently his preferred title for Mein Kampf)

Liquefied brains dripped through her fingers into the sink. This time she thought, I might have over done the peroxide.

Another piece of artwork with this one, so many richly drawn pictures. Some of the best imagary I've heard in a long time and like "Over the Walls of Eden" it just worked perfectly for me. As above it reminded me of the feel of "The Fiddler of Bayou Teche" from PC but if anything even richer in its ...

I think want I wanted to say has been put up by others but just wanted to add that I adored this, sometimes just having a story that feels as beautiful as this one is good enough for me without wanting to analyse it, it all just worked perfectly

Heard this first on Pseudopod and liked it then, thought Norms narration and production raised it another level though. It's seriously disturbing to listen to and made my imagination start to work overtime on where it went after that hotel room... ...would love to hear Norms take on The Reign of the...

Been really busy, but got totally hooked and lost half an hour today listening to this. Wonderful. Beautifully written, superbly produced and narrated. Wow.

Thank you lots for this one

I loved this for all its wierdness. The idea that the grown up baby had hired him to find out who he (the baby) was, was good in itself, then the splendidly bizarre circumstances of his birth and subsequent escape from captivity just added to it. A fantastic new twist on the traditional Private Eye ...