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Project Lorraine - By : Nik - [Reviews - 0]
(Wordcount: 8079 - Reads: 10) - Published:2010-02-08 13:01:41
When the Progressive Vampires needed a RogueBane, they turned to the only HomoSaps they could trust-- The School of Tropical Medicine.

Long Weekend - By : Nik - starstarstar [Reviews - 8]
(Wordcount: 71665 - Reads: 846) - Published:2010-02-08 12:44:49
It always fell to me to keep Jay out of trouble...
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Sweet Voice of Silence - By : mathnerder - [Reviews - 0]
(Wordcount: 259 - Reads: 24) - Published:2010-02-06 00:35:38
This is a poem I was writing for valentines day. Please critique it, this ones pretty important, if you catch my drift . I do think it's one of my best...

Skyshatter - By : Abremms - [Reviews - 0]
(Wordcount: 2286 - Reads: 35) - Published:2010-02-01 14:05:32

Deep under The Mountain, The Volari people have hid for a millennium. For the last thousand years, the Volari have been breeding Shapers and preparing...



L.N.S.A Chapter 1 - By : jessenovels - [Reviews - 0]
(Wordcount: 2339 - Reads: 9) - Published:2010-02-01 14:05:11

The LNSA set their sights on a base in Iceland, and are determine to take it by any means.



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