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Or, why you shouldn't write a rape scene just for funzies in your erotic fanfic and then block survivors who call you out. Yes, I'm fucking pissed.…

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It's kind of tradition in our group chat to draw stuff for people's birthdays. However, unlike the majority of the chat, I have no artistic talent, so I decided to use my passable writing skills to create a gift instead. Let's hope this turns out alright.…

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Akemi Clayton is normally a non-violent person.Preferring to talk things out or avoid confrontation like the plague, very few things ever bring her to the point of genuinely considering murder. However, the shabbily dressed and probably homeless new hire Akemi's been guilted into employing at her small flower shop is definitely pushing her in that regard.Dabi, who Akemi's certain is entrenched in various unsavory and illegal dealings, seems to be the last person anyone would expect to work at a place like A New Leaf. Unfortunately for both himself and Akemi, desperation and no other easy options force them together for the foreseeable future, and they must figure out how to make their unlikely pairing work.While his criminal activity gives him the skills needed to deal with the relentless harassment Akemi's shop is undergoing, there's something else in the way. The main roadblock, and the reason for Akemi's sudden thirst for murder, is Dabi's attitude problem. He's sarcastic, smug, and generally a menace to anyone he crosses paths with, something that doesn't mesh well with a job that deals primarily with other people. Still, he's the best (and only) option Akemi has.As the two begin to work side by side, Akemi's patience is tested as the urge to smash a flower pot over her employee's head grows, a feat of will made harder by the constant stress she's forced to handle. The daily grind of running a business combined with steadily escalating attacks and a rising group of terrorists might manage to bring the two closer together, or it might end with Akemi covering up a homicide. It's too soon to tell.…

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Because I've decided to have opinions and a space to put them. Questions? I sure as hell hope not because this is just a description.…

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"You said you couldn't get my voice out of your head, so I recorded it for you."As Ada's life becomes more intertwined with the RFA, she becomes more and more infatuated with the goofy, mysterious hacker who goes by 707. Through the little bits of information he reveals, she begins to paint a picture of the man who wants to be forgotten, the lonely agent with a kind soul. She decides to help him know her as well because all the hacking expertise in the world can't divulge her secrets. But a series of audio logs with horrible file names just might.…

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I'M IN THE PROCESS OF EDITING THIS TRAIN WRECK, SO STAY TUNED FOR SOMETHING MUCH BETTERRose has spent her life being transported from cage to gilded cage. It feels like she has never been in control, never been able to live purely for herself, and even the small glimpses of freedom she sees in distant memories aren't enough to spare her from the pain of wondering: what if? But that question is useless. Because Rose is trapped, her loved ones dangled above her as a twisted form of bait to get her to behave. She's tired of behaving, though. Of falling in line and putting up with torture after torture to please a sadistic monster. So she acts, and though her plan starts well, it takes a sharp turn into dangerous territory very quickly. She's shipped off to her father's homeland to live with monsters of an entirely new variety, yet somehow still the same underneath.Now Rose must engage in a battle of evidence and loopholes, of prosecution and defense, all while trying to survive the cruel games of a group of bored brothers who view her as their next meal. Rose isn't about to roll onto her back and submit, however. Her quick temper and stubborn nature refuse to let that happen. This is her story, and finally, she may be able to break free.Oh, and there are vampires. But let's not talk about them, shall we?…

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I've seen a lot of these, and while I agree with some advice given, I'd like to share my thoughts, opinions, and experiences. I'm by no means a professional, so take my advice with a grain of salt. That being said, I hope you give this little book a chance.This book isn't a grammar tip book, nor is it meant to bash any books. I'd categorize my advice as more plot based, though I may add some tips on avoiding writer's block, feeling better about your writing, and just enjoying writing more.…

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In which I make a few covers, but they suck. Requests, critiques, advice, or just a hello, it's all welcome here!…