Alex’s Comments (group member since Aug 07, 2011)

Alex’s comments from the Riptide Publishing group.

Aleksandr wrote: "Let me just quickly dive into that phone booth..."

I knew it :)

Aleksandr wrote: "Sorry, guys, I messed up really really well there. I was trying to move both threads into an "On Writing" thread, but I deleted everything by accident. Please use the new - and empty, snerk - "On W..."

This just proves you are human and not superhuman, as your insane amount of productivity seems to indicate. (Or are superhuman and using this to throw us off your track...)

Adara wrote: "You're going crazy. They're all still here. =)"

Where's the Logline Thread then? (and if it's still there, why is GR not showing it to me?)

Did some discussion threads vanish (or am I going crazy)?

♆ Bookaddict wrote: "Yup and it's based on a true story!"

Just ordered it from the library (yay for inter-library loans!)

♆ Bookaddict wrote: "I just read a banned book for a challenge - it was a children's book on m/m penguins based on a true story."

Doh! But I still like your story best. ^_^..."

And Tango Makes Three?? I heard all about it but never checked it out. Thanks for the reminder.

*giggles* That was great! I especially love the last few lines. Merrill is still bit of a shady bastard for participating in it in the first place, but if he promises to *take care* of Kerr, we'll forgive him ;)

Adara wrote: "Of all the damned luck, he's figured it out. Why do I have to be a fucking sugar fairy?

From somewhere on my right, a deep voice tinged with lust said, "When you feed him sugar, he just can't help..."

That's some kind of hot and twisted. I'd love to see that story come to life (with a happy ending ;)

He swirled his tongue around the lollipop, moaning at the first bite of sweetness and enticing him to suck the candy into his mouth with a wet slurp.

"You seem to be enjoying that."

Turning, the white stick still protruding between his lips, he found a handsome man smirking at him almost knowingly. "You that good at sucking everything?"

He raised a brow, sucking on the lollipop as he drew it from his mouth with a loud smack. Then he grinned, opening his mouth wide as he set the sweet back in his mouth and closed his jaw with a crunch. He watched the smirk melt off the other guy's face as he crunched and crunched and crunched, his own smile growing.

"Nah, I'm more of a biter."

Rachel wrote: "Angel wrote: "*ahem* Well. Now Rachel needs to tell us how she really feels. It sounds like a show where they're relying too much on the eye candy. Plot? Who needs plot? *snort*"

There is DEFINITE...No problem, let's MAKE SHIT UP!"

There's a song by Voltaire called "The USS Make Shit Up" all about Star Trek's ability to do just that:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsGWdG...

Anne wrote: "Alex, this is completely random, but I just named a minor character in a novella Ari Whitehall. I love that name."

It's a good name ;)

Hi!

I'm Alex Whitehall. Mostly a reader, but I'm an editorial assistant for a healthcare mag, write reviews at Between the Covers, and write...a bit.

And am ridiculously shy.

Congrats to Aleks, Rachel, and Chris, and good luck on their new endeavor!

I feel very unoriginal after all the tentacle talk...but...

The Romeo Club, purveyor of high-classed hosts to both gay and straight clientele, is not a place for love. But Pete Thompson doesn't expect to find it there. He's been working at the club for five years, carefully guarding his heart against the rich, and sometimes attractive, business men who buy his time for drinks and company. After all, it's just a job and the men are only there for a good time.

But when the quiet and withdrawn Hamilton Wheeler reserves him for an evening, Pete may find himself falling in love. And that's not the only surprise Hamilton has in store for him.