Original Fiction - The Bear Lake Monster

Oct 19, 2005 20:42



I'm going to start posting the links to my original fiction done for imagine_ink. Why? Because I can!

Here is the link to The Bear Lake Monster.

And here is my Shameless Linking to My FictionPress Profile.

Have at it. Or don't. *shrugs*

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nelson_bannaba October 20 2005, 02:59:24 UTC
Bear Lake Monster was terrific, and the twist at the end. Yep, that's what happens to moms who get too greedy - the Bear Lake monster gets um!

It reminded me of a family vacation when my father told my step-daughter (11) the story of Adolf Lars (version of Big Foot). She had no interest in night fishing with us for the rest of the trip.

BTW, there is a poem on FP about Bear Lake, but it's a happy little poem, no monsters at all, just grandpa's and fishing (found it in search when I accidently closed fp window).

I tried to leave you a review, but anon is disabled by default. (Am trying to remember what e-mail I put my abandoned fp account under.)

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black_lavender October 20 2005, 10:37:11 UTC
I'd like to read that poem if you can find it again and link me to it. That's a real lake; my mom's parents had a house on its shores. I've done quite a bit of fishing, boating and swimming there myself.

And I took off the anon review thing - I didn't realize it was set.

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nelson_bannaba October 20 2005, 18:06:56 UTC
black_lavender October 20 2005, 18:23:31 UTC
Thanks! I read and reviewed it; the imagery held a lot of meaning for me.

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nokomarie October 20 2005, 03:37:00 UTC
No anonymous reviews? Snob.

Why the hell would the crickets stop chirping? If you are coming camping with me you've got to expect such questions.::Toddles off to dig into pile of old Hitchcock paperbacks::

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black_lavender October 20 2005, 10:39:19 UTC
*scary voice*

Because...something...is...out...there...

DUN DUN DUN!!!!

The anonymous review thingy was set by default. Yes, I am a snob, but I'm also a review-whore, so I've changed it to accept anonymous reviews. Flame away, m'dear. And pass the Hitchcock paperbacks.

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nokomarie October 20 2005, 13:03:59 UTC
::Tosses a copy of The Truth That Kills into the outer darkness:: Fine, believe crickets act like birds or monkeys, see if I care.

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black_lavender October 20 2005, 17:40:02 UTC
Hush, Noko. Don't ruin my campfire tale with silly things like 'facts'.

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silverontherose October 20 2005, 17:14:42 UTC
Eeeeee, loved it! Hahaha, I need to send it to my mom. Tell her see? You could gotten me killed running errands for you!

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black_lavender October 20 2005, 17:39:02 UTC
Hee - that's right!

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