With cover design to lure the unsuspecting scholar
The Stone is but an opuscule, penned by Margolies.
Inside, printed with a serifed typeface on rag paper, is truth.
Truth to set you free, to make you run.
Perhaps, to get you killed.
Truth
tnkerr-Writing Prompts and Practice
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Thank you for the new word – opuscule – had to look it up and now need to work out how to use it. I like the sales pitch delivery, but I’m not sure I want to dip into the content of this tome.
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Can’t say I blame you. Thanks Sarah Ann.
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I had to look that word up, too!
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I would be so tempted to open this book. Bad judgement and all that…
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That book would be way to tempting to dive into…to the reader’s very detriment!
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Very unique take on “stone!” What a book. I probably wouldn’t be able to resist it.
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This sounds so diabolical, Thom! Wondering who the author is… Fantastic angle!
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What a creative, fascinating way to take this. Love it!
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What a unique way of using the prompt! I certainly would have to open that book, and consequences be damned.
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ooh.. I’d be on the fence about opening it up!
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Very unique way of using the prompt. No relation to death at all. Brilliant!
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