I just got home from a trip up north, I'm facing a nasty string of 12-hour shifts starting tomorrow, I'm looking for something interesting to read, and BOOM...

There on Sander's asstr page is a new story, The Interview, in the San Carlos Island world.

Woohoo!!

Just go to the LOTF story and click "parent directory" until you see the folder for San Carlos Island.

What a surprise to find, and with it's perfect timing, it's my new favorite of yours

THANK YOU for writing and posting it!

You rock, Sander, you rock like Lemmy from Motorhead, like a scissor-crushing RockPaperScissors win, like a big ol' chunk of granite...

Ahem. 'Scuze me, got carried away, but under the present circumstances, finding ANY story like this is a HUGE surprise.

Thanks again!

Signed,

Willing to ship Canadian Beer, Whisky, or contraband cheese to feed your hungry typin' fingers,

StefanIsMe

where i can read this one?

Links, please? Thanks, SiM.

This is sanders folder

http://www.asstr.org/files/Authors/Sander/

Lord of the Flies and San Carlos Island folders are shown

Thanks Sander for posting

Whoops...

Thanks for the link, Bella! I shoulda' put that up in the first place (blush!)

I liked this story but near the end it said, "Boys, even upper class boys, were asking to be _____." I thought this was a little unbelievable. Maybe Sander can post another story that goes into more detail as to why boys would want that.

I hope Sander posts more parts to his "Lord of the Flies" story.

curious_guy (imported) wrote: Sun Aug 21, 2011 7:07 pm I liked this story but near the end it said, "Boys, even upper class boys, were asking to be _____." I thought this was a little unbelievable. Maybe Sander can post another story that goes into more detail as to why boys would want that.I hope Sander posts more parts to his "Lord of the Flies" story.

I got the impression through the interview the kid had achieved rock star status. He was so unabashedly proud of his nullo status that others wanted to emulate him.also, there's the millions he makes, and think that Other kids recognize the power he has over adults. It's obvious that he's turned things around, and is not a victim.