"Most editors are failed writers; but so are most writers."
-- T.S. Eliot
Zolton
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Zolton commented on the poem titled Notice by PseudoMoniker89
I was just thinking of the dumb things people get worked up over. So thank you for this. Fido should put a Sh#@ Happens bumper sticker on her car.
Zolton posted the story titled Step Inside the Box
A voice for the ridiculed.
Zolton posted the story titled Under Pressure
Life moves forward despite our resistance.
Zolton commented on the poem titled For Earhart by Mythbhavd
Yay! Limericks! I write them every March. (I changed my name on here. Thank you for the compliments on my story.) I'll check out more of your writing soon.
Zolton commented on the story titled Hello Again, It's Me by KowsRKool
Yes, I like this. Wanted to thank you for the comment from over a month ago. Hope you check in. I went to another site because of lack of responses on this one.... so I very much appreciate it. And...
Zolton posted the story titled Searching for Claire
Made for each other
Zolton commented on the story titled 'The End': Chapter 1 by Louie
Relating to your language. You, by chance, a Stephen King or John Carpenter fan? Hope you post more as you go. I love post apocolypse stuff. I want to see who the main characters are! It's still...
Zolton posted the poem titled The Sheriff's Corndog
I wrote this mocking the small town I grew up in. There was much ignorance around me and I found it unbearable.
Zolton joined The Den
Zolton posted the story titled What the Hell?
A short story about a man who knew too little
Submitted Writings
Step Inside the Box
A general fiction story by ZoltonA voice for the ridiculed.
Under Pressure
A general fiction story by ZoltonLife moves forward despite our resistance.
Searching for Claire
A general fiction story by ZoltonMade for each other
The Sheriff's Corndog
A prose poem by ZoltonI wrote this mocking the small town I grew up in. There was much ignorance around me and I found it unbearable.
What the Hell?
A general fiction story by ZoltonA short story about a man who knew too little
