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DISCLAIMER: This world was cooperatively built by the members of the group The Literary Olympics and is their collective property. Please
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This is not a story - only a contest entry.
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Jenny wondered idly if the museum would be half so keen to preserve the fossilized footprint if they knew it was a fake. It wasn’t malicio
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This fairytale is not for children - seriously.
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This isn't a story - it's my "if I die before I wake" list. In other words, it's my list of things I want to do while I'm still alive and
by IrishYndina
400 words, 13 comments,
on Mar 24 9:54 PM
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Rhin Ji fights to take his ship back while someone finally reaches the pearl. Who is it?
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All of the proverbial hell breaks loose.
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They finally reach the omphalos, but it isn't something any of the advernturers expected.
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Since when do seagulls travel in packs?
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Who would have guessed Maley was a storyteller?
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Which is more dangerous - a storm at sea or a woman?
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Rhin Ji begins to wonder at the presence of a Shadowen warrior on his ship.
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What is the pearl? And who will be the one to own it?
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Captain Rhin Ji and his fleet of ships sponsored by the aspiring emperor Kuthula begin their search for the mysterious pearl.
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This isn't a story - it's a question about a minor plot point. I need opinions, so please leave yours!
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Miles Anthony Way had hair the color of old tomatoes on a particularly hot summer porch and a ruddy, cheeky complexion that looked suspicio
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by IrishYndina
<100 words, 2 comments,
on Nov 12 6:14 AM 2008
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Not a story - just an entry for a contest contest *winks*
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This is a practice query letter for my novelette-in-progress, Jazz Blackside and the Case of the Cliche Charlie.
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There were five generations of Lawley women in the hospital room the night Kit Lawley died. The lights were low, but everything glowed an effervescent shade of white. Just outside the room’s door, nurses bustled from patien
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This is not a story - it's set up for a contest and that's all.
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No story here - for a contest
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I liked the place, despite what Ike was always saying. The bed was comfortable, the cable was complimentary, and there wasn’t a bad view o
by IrishYndina
4400 words, 38 comments,
on Jul 20 9:46 AM 2008
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As writers, we love putting words in other characters' mouths. This will help you use correct punctuation when writing that dialogue.
by IrishYndina
1600 words, 38 comments,
on Jul 3 7:53 PM 2008
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It’s official - as of today, Mexico is no longer a country. We knew it was coming, but I think you will all agree with me that this is a he
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A bio of Morrigan Ironink. It's possible there's a spoiler or two in here, but I tried my best to keep it clean.
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Are you ready for the next writing trick to put your writing skills over the top? Try this!
by IrishYndina
2100 words, 25 comments,
on Jun 12 8:20 PM 2008
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This is part 3 of a collaboration - you'll have to visit the list to see the beginning!
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Well I'm not sure where this is going...but it might be the start of a story.
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I decided to pay a visit to the man with the biggest stones in town. Or at least that’s what he’d always tell you.1 / Serges Tshwaane, kno
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 This is the ultimate spoiler - aka it tells how the story ends! Read at your own risk! 
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Still unfinished...
by IrishYndina
1500 words, 3 comments,
on Apr 28 10:22 PM 2008
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She took the bus to college, a twelve hour cross country drive with her suitcases riding in the vehicle’s belly. Her parents had wanted to
by IrishYndina
3500 words, 10 comments,
on Apr 19 8:15 PM 2008
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