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LadySpark

What's Your Top Score on Bookstore Simulator?

LadySpark · Forums » Lounge, The · 8m ago

Drop your top scores from the Bookstore Simulator down below! I've only played once so far and finished with $681.50. Play the Bookstore Simulator, here!

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Messenger

A Duel with the Emerald Dragon

Messenger · Reviews » Short Story » Fantasy, Action / Adventure · 20m ago

Hi Alice - I was going to review your other piece on the green room first, but soooomeone >.> got to it first, so I figured it wouldn't hurt to ...

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EEEEEPOETRY

edgy teen

EEEEEPOETRY · Poetry » Dramatic, Politics · 31m ago

Newest poem I've wrote! I like to think this one is about feeling helpless and having built up rage against the system.

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bambibeckett

The Tapping

bambibeckett · Reviews » Short Story » Horror, General · 31m ago

Hi Shredder! I liked the premise of your story. It actually really reminds me of Edgar Allen Poe's Tell Tale Heart and The Raven combined. Even though those are poems, ...

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alliyah

Suggestions / Comments

alliyah · Forums » Information Desk · 1h ago

Random site suggestions - Not sure if this is possible - but a suggestion - it would be neat if right by the word 'Green Room' on the top right ...

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— Anne Lamott