Hello and welcome to our August feature! It's hard to believe that summer is nearly over, but we've got the perfect way for you to enjoy what's left: 16 pieces of deviantART prose and a new Published Work, care of your fellow community members.
We would also like to hear one final "Hurrah!" for our former Gallery Director, `
GeneratingHype, who returns to the ranks of Lit Seniors as of today. We're sure he'll continue to serve the community as steadfastly as always, but if you've a moment to spare, do stop over to his little corner of dA and thank him for all that he has done during his six-month tenure as GD.
`GeneratingHype is the Creator and Doomlord Commander of the *WordCount Project.
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Letting go by `
MSJames Fictional Life Stories: If you love someone, let him go--unless he's hanging from a rope.
Drabble 2: Grandfather by =
TakodaVegaGeneral Fiction: A clever wordplay covering the subject of age and time.
101-300 words
tonight by ~
kury-bopGeneral Romantic Fiction: This is a short tale of a long-distance relationship.
Fright by ~
LynnSnowSociopolitical Fiction: In this piece, humanity is seen as an inhuman force.
301-500 words
A Writer's Manifesto by =
AGoddessFinchGeneral Nonfiction: This deviation is quickly gaining popularity here on dA; it just goes to show that writers do understand.
Notebook by =
wastelandsofthemindOccult: A chance encounter with a prophetic notebook?
This is Teddy Bear by ~
oblivion00Children's: Children under five are so hard to write for, but ~
oblivion00 clearly has a knack for it!
501-1,000 words
Mightier Than the Sword by ~
RuadreHumorous Fantasy: The pen is mighty, indeed, but the paper shredder is even mightier.
Answerphone Monologue by `
conorschildTheatre & Scripts: A woman returns home from grocery shopping and finds an emotional message waiting for her.
I am woman by ~
bruisedappleHumor: Hot, cold, passionate, neurotic: a woman sends her lover on an emotional roller-coaster with an utterly zany letter.
1,001-3,000 words
Recreate 68 by ~
Crazy-Diam0ndEssays: This informative article provides much food for thought in preparation for the events of Recreate 68 coming up in August.
Peace in Suspense by ~
AluminumHeartScience Fiction: This is a story of the end of the world, for one person at least.
losing a few years v.2 by ~
general-lostbearHorror: Long live beauty! Miss Jan's about to find out just how long that may be.
3,001 - 5,000 Words
The End of the World by ~
animatedpunkGeneral Fiction: Three childhood friends unwittingly stumble upon the end of the world.
Young Soseki by ~
vix0rPhilosophical Fiction: Well researched and well written, this is a piece both educational and entertaining.
Published Works
Diary of a Lonely Demon by ~
ZeartistMorgalla is a young woman with a dark secret: She's a demon from Hell. Nobody's perfect. Upon one of her many visits to Earth disguised as a human, she meets a young man who shows her kindness she has never known. Does she dare to show her true self? Can a human being love a demon? At the same time a plot unfolds that will put the human race in jeopardy. An epic battle of good versus evil ensues, and the meaning of true love is revealed.Currently available at
Barnes&Noble.com!
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Looking Back: July's Prose DDsCouldn't catch all the prose Daily Deviations that were featured in July? Well, we've got good news: here they are!
General Fiction:
The Cloud Seekers by ~
Katieyangg (586)
General Fiction:
The Indian driver by *
Remedies (1,097)
General Nonfiction:
I heard you were a rose by *
Ghost-of-Ink (1,367)
Transgressive Fiction:
Sleeping Beauty by ~
SadisticIceCream (3,015)
Previously featured!
General Fiction:
The Tempo by ~
SlickFiction (2,941)
Children's Fiction:
never grow up by =
Pretty-As-A-Picture (401)
Philosophical Fiction:
TRRS by =
smoking-mirrors (329)
Transgressive Fiction:
regardless by *
Barnaby (1,933)
Transgressive Fiction:
To Be A Woman: Part Two by *
starlightofdawn (471)
Theatre & Scripts:
Phone Play 1 by ~
sovegna-vos (245)
Horror:
they never quite do by =
jimboistic (1,461)
General Fiction:
This Organized Life by ~
are-bee-s (814)
Nonfiction Essay:
Guide to Advanced Critiques by `
cypher-neo (2,564)
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Meet Our Contributors: ~raheel07~
raheel07 is one of our original team members, and like a lot of our core staff, we bid him a fond farewell only to welcome him back again in July 2008! ~
raheel07 ambitiously began as our
Sociopolitical, Philosophical & Transgressive staff member, and now contributes to our
Life Stories & Perspectives section. He is energetic, enthusiastic, and above all, ~
raheel07 is devoted to prose.
Not only is ~raheel07 a writer himself...
SMILE (137 words)
Philosophical Nonfiction: A smile is a powerful thing!
Remembering the Seasons (188 words)
General Fiction: Seasons intersect in this short evocative piece.
...but he is also a budding photographer:


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Devious Comments
Great round of features, gals and guys.
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Now me lay down to sleep.
Mow da zeebas down like sheep.
Give dem to me nice and dead.
Me no happy til me fed.
-Bedtime prayer of crocs, Pearls Before Swine
My Faith in Humanity:327
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None of you understand. I'm not locked up in here with you. You're locked up in here with me.-Rorschach
-Finch
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And you're gonna just let that guy beat up on your woman? I don't ever remember AC/DC singing about letting dudes beat up on their girlfriends.
Smile.
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Lemme take you on a roller-coaster ride through some of the places I've known.
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"Reality continues to ruin my life." - Calvin
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"Hmm, so the god of death has a sense of humor, that or he's senile...or both." ~ Takoda Vega, Tattered Wings
"Good news is always good. Good noose depends on the context." `darkcrescendo
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Raheel Lakhani
Peaches are Heaven
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