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Generate a Random Story on WhereTheMapEnds.com

Started by goodwordediting · 9 months ago

CSFF is exploring Jeff Gerke’s site, WhereTheMapEnds.com. So I thought I would spend the last day of the tour highlighting my five favorite parts of his site.

Interviews! I love interviews, and Jeff has some really good ones. A notable absence is Randy Ingermanson. Jeff, I h ... Continue reading »

9 comments

Rebecca LuElla Miller
2 years ago

YIKES, hope your son is OK.

Marcus, when you post the links to the others on tour, please include two I left off the list inadvertently: Nicole and Wayne Thomas Batson.

Thanks.

Becky

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L.L. Barkat
2 years ago

I live with a few random story generators. :)

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Craver-VII
2 years ago

(My son is gagging right now, gotta run.)

Ooh, a cliffhanger! I'm not so good at poetry. So, what do you suppose he means by that?

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L.L. Barkat
2 years ago

I think it's a symbol.

Symbols are big in poetry, Craver.

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Ted Gossard
2 years ago

Wow. This is a different world. Really, I do appreciate getting opened up to other ideas and spheres of writing. I tend to be too one dimesional in what I read, and from that, how I communicate, I suppose. Interesting.

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Marcus
2 years ago

Becky, oops. Sorry about leaving them off. I'll add them back in to both posts.

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Marcus
2 years ago

L.L., my daughter and I generate some random stories, but none quite as weird as Jeff's site.

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Marcus
2 years ago

Craver, no really! He was gagging. My wife was taking care of it, so it's not like I was typing my blog while he turned blue or anything.

He got sick in the kitchen and the gag turned substantially squishier.

Someone in our house has been sick for the last three or four weeks. We are about to go nuts. (And my wife was home alone with sick kids last week!)

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Marcus
2 years ago

Ted, it is a different world to be sure. In fact, for a long time I felt guilty about enjoying it so much.

I haven't starred in any Ed Wood style movies, though. I just enjoy reading fantasy stories.

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