110 Storylines That Should Have Already Happened
Takeawayreality
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Takeawayreality
Ongoing, First published Jan 23, 2016
110alreadyhappenedideasshouldstories
Let me just say, I am no writer. I do no have the time nor the patience to sit down and write even one chapter of a book. 
Yet, I am a reader and with being a reader comes the great flaw that we all do have. 
Ideas... Ideas that we cannot expound upon and write about because alas, no patience, no time, ect.
Whatever the reason that we pure readers are not able to write, some of us do want to see our ideas out there, floating around, being planted in the ground to grow and prosper...
That is what I want. These ideas to be planted in the mind of a young writer and the writer taking the storyline and making it their own. 
Whether you think these storylines good or bad is your decision. Take it as you will.
Authors, unite. 
I'm going to take you into the depths of my mind in 110 Storylines That Should Have Already Happened.
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