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Storyblogging Carnival 59

jelewis8 — Tue, 05 Dec 2006 23:03:04 +0000

Storyblogging Carnival #59 is available over at Donald Crankshaw’s Check it out for some interesting fiction pieces from around the sphere o’ blog.

Storyblogging Carnival 52

jelewis8 — Mon, 28 Aug 2006 14:55:27 +0000

The 52nd Storyblogging Carnival has a total of seven entries, posted in the order I received them. Thanks for stopping by, I hope you enjoy the stories here.
Mime (part 1) and Mime (part 2) by Andrew Ian Dodge from Dodgeblogium
100 words each, rated PG
An obncxious Mime gets more than he bargained for. I have included part I & II of the tales. I promise those that wish me to write something longer than one is on the boil.
A Traveler’s Net Woes by Madeleine Begun Kane from Mad Kane Humor Blog
1364 words rated PG
A funny story about business travel with my spouse.
Who am I…I’m a Savonologist… by Tanika Evans from Unravelling a Twisted Thread
512 words rated PG
This is a story based on some of my adventures while I worked at a Sav-on Drug Store in Los Angeles. On Christmas Eve two guys decided to steal about $1800 worth of stuff from Sav-on.
A Guilding of Lillis Scene 4 by Dave Gudeman from Doc Rampage
1369 words rated PG
In which we learn that Rolf is unelfishly trail-illiterate and that Zantar is literarily challenged. And they find the goblins –or rather, the goblins find them.
A Train Ride to Harlem by Abu Sahajj from Wa Salaam
730 words rated PG
A story of one man on a train to Harlem.
The Counterfeit Monets by Jeremiah Lewis from Fringe
902 words rated PG
A man discovers paintings in a restaurant are genuine Monets.
Thanks for coming by. The next Storyblogging Carnival will be announced by someone vastly more important than myself.

Hosting Storyblogging 52

jelewis8 — Mon, 21 Aug 2006 20:26:38 +0000

I’ll be hosting the next Storybloging Carnival here next Monday. It’s been a while since I even participated in the Storyblogging Carnival, much less hosted, but I do plan on having a story ready, so if one story is a carnival, then you’re about to have a great night out getting sick on funnel cake and riding the Ferris wheel. If you blog and you write stories, and you post those stories on your blog, and you like attention, then send me your entry (email jeremiah.lewis@gmail.com) by Saturday, August 26, or no later than Sunday at noon with the following information:
* title
* story URL
* author name (optional)
* blog name
* blog URL
* word count
* content rating (like G, PG, R, etc.)
* a short blurb describing the story
Seriously, summer’s almost over, so you have no excuse not to post even a little tiny, tiny story. Then again, I should talk, right?
I look forward to reading all the good stuff.

Because I’m Too Busy Today

jelewis8 — Thu, 09 Jun 2005 05:03:01 +0000

You probably won’t learn drums on this, but you might successfully drive your roommates/spouse/SO crazy, if they’re around.
Could I have been anyone other than me?
Via Reality Carnival

Storyblogging Carnival XVI

jelewis8 — Mon, 11 Apr 2005 21:24:33 +0000

The 16th Storyblogging Carnival is up at Sheya Joie’s. Good readin’!

COTV 133 – Incite

jelewis8 — Tue, 05 Apr 2005 19:23:41 +0000

The Carnival of the Vanities is up at Incite.

COTV 132 – Eric Berlin

jelewis8 — Wed, 30 Mar 2005 21:21:34 +0000

Carnival of the Vanities, the Foolish edition, is up at Eric Berlin‘s place.

COTV 131 – Code Blue

jelewis8 — Wed, 23 Mar 2005 17:35:09 +0000

Carnival of the Vanities #131 is at Code Blue today. Wow. 131. And still going strong. Check out bloggy goodness there, if you dare.

Storyblogging Carnival XIV

jelewis8 — Mon, 14 Mar 2005 20:28:48 +0000

Storyblogging Carnival XIV is up at Back of the Envelope. Go check it out!

Patron Saints

jelewis8 — Wed, 02 Feb 2005 17:37:00 +0000

I just noticed my site meter just hit 6,000. Now, that only measures from January 2 on (I’ve been blogging since February 2003). 6,000 in one month nearly matches my August 2004 high of 6,515 visitors, which was helped by hosting both a Christian Carnival and the 100th Carnival of the Vanities.
So, it seems patronage has gone up.
For that, I am indeed thankful. I hope you will continue to find Fringe worth reading, even during slack weeks like this one.