The author of The New Neighbor Boy, anonymous aka A.N. Poore, did this person write any other stories? thank you for any information.

That was the only one.

It was an excellent story (all 30 odd parts)

I agree, it is both compelling and disturbing . I was so captivated, I read it all in one night and have reread it several times since. I also enjoyed the forum discussion (after the fact) that took place at the time of the original posting. LIVELY! My compliments to the author and this site.

Yes, it was all that. I don't think we've ever had a story stir up that much of discussion in the history of the Archive. Sometimes, it's the one-shot, or out-of-left-field stories that do it.

Paolo, I know from the forum that you had an email connection with the author. Do you still have that connection? If you do, would you be willing to forward a message? I so very much would like to compliment and encourage him to write more. He possesses a naturaI talent for writing. Sorry, if

I am coming across as incredibly pushy. I just figure, you can't get something if your afraid to ask. Also, thank you for having shared TNNB with

thePZA site. Kudos to them for properly crediting you and leading me to this site. Lastly, Ihave tried to register but have been repeatedly bounced out. When I finish filling in the confirmation password, Iget bounced to a screen that tells me, your not playing by the rules so you don't get in. what did i do? I chose avidreader as my name, AR for short. will try again later tonight. thanks for listening-reading this. AR

I have had no further communication with the author, sorry.

The Admin of PZA has permission to repost, with credit, any EA story he likes. I know that a lot of PZA readers gave up on us after the log-in wall went up, but it was something that we really had to do.

As for your registration, I have no idea why it won't take it.

I'd suggest that you enter valid data, such as date of birth, etc. So long as it knows you're 18.

If you are using a VPN, turn it off. That might help.

I have validated about a hundred new sign-ups this month, and yours was never one of them.

The only one I bounced had a birth date of 1903.

Hahaha, that d be one incredibly horny man to be born in 1903 and still be alive at 115 and still horny enough to read any stories. It sounds like the substitute teacher s class sign in sheet in school with names like P. Ness, Harry Cox, Jack Off, C.R.Dicks, G. O. Nads, and similar joke names kids added to the lists.

cutnbulls2ox (imported) wrote: Sat Mar 03, 2018 11:16 pm Hahaha, that d be one incredibly horny man to be born in 1903 and still be alive at 115 and still horny enough to read any stories. It sounds like the substitute teacher s class sign in sheet in school with names like P. Ness, Harry Cox, Jack Off, C.R.Dicks, G. O. Nads, and similar joke names kids added to the lists.

I had a client called Philip McCrakan. No shit! what were your parents thinking Phil??

I'd really like to know what the discussion was about. I'm not interested in the story itself but I wanted to look up the discussion. I only found references to it though and not the actual debate. Can someone link? I kinda like reading oddball discussions.