Why?
To celebrate yet another dialogue completed. Keep a lookout for, Bookworms, because new pieces for this forthcoming book ain’t stopping anytime soon.
Read featured dialogues and links to available dialogues on Randal’s Medium series
That’s right, another short-story-in-dialogue has been added to my list of completed pieces for my next book. Stay tuned the rest of the year as I continue to pen one out every week of 2018.
Sigmund Freud’s talk therapy sofa. Source: Wikimedia Commons
Well, I reached 666 Facebook likes. Anyone who hasn’t already done so, please like my page ASAP!
😈😈😈In more fun news, you remember that thing I wrote: Standoff With Bigfoot Deep in the Remote Woods. It’s the one weird experimental one I wrote about not long ago (#SuperInnovative #©MyIdea #ScriptioContinuaIsTotallyMyInvention). Well, I’ve decided to try to get it published. So stay tuned. It may be appearing in a zine, magazine, journal, or review near you.
I also want to give a quick shoutout to everyone who has been liking my posts recently. I love seeing those likes. If you do read my published stories, I’d love to know your thoughts as well. I know the modern world is busy, and you’ve got other things to read, click, and like, so I appreciate those who spend a few of those precious minutes choosing my creative work as their source of entertainment, and I’d love to know who you are and what you think.
You all have a great day, and don’t forget to subscribe.
Image Source: Pixy - CC0 Public Domain
Great news, bookworms: I’ve got a second story out this week! Thanks to The Creative Cafe for publishing You’re a Kid. If you have time, you should also read my longer story published at Literally Literary on Tuesday.
Photo from Pixabay.
Hey, bookworms! I’ve got a new story up at Literally Literary. Check it out, leave some claps, and comment with your thoughts. Thanks!
A thin pamphlet on getting older — at least as old as a true youngster gets. Read up on it there he will, under H.
hair . . . . .p12
No. Nothing. Not a thing on Mexican girl mustaches. Dark line of lip hair. Upper lip. No beard. But still startling. Took a bit to get eyes to quit roaming the hips of blond beauties and to look directly at those accented lips. Yes it took time, but now Frank wants to lick that lip hair. And if there’s hair up there then there might be hair. . .
Photo source: Pixabay (free for commercial use - no attribution required)
I have an interview with Read Write Club. They have tons of great author interviews, so don’t stop at just mine!
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I’ve written a new piece for my next planned book (tentatively titled Dialogues: a Collection of Creative Conversations). You can read featured dialogues and links to available dialogues on Randal’s Medium series. The option to follow as a series can be done for mobile users with the Medium.com app. Update: you can now read on computers too.
Image soruce: Pixabay.
Klavdiya: We should call the police.
Galina: No. Think about how bad that will look.
Klavdiya: But we need help looking.
Galina: Our jobs are on the line, Klavdiya. I know that this isn’t where you want to be, but this is my career. And I’m not going to lose it because we lost our cool and called the police.
Klavdiya: We should call the police because we lost a baby.
Wonder where the baby went to? Well, if you do, keep following because this piece is a part of my next planned book: Dialogues: a Collection of Creative Conversations. #workingtitle
Randal Eldon Greene