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A sad notice: As many of you may already know, Comicality has been fighting an illness that took him away from us repeatedly for the last year or so. That illness as it turns out was a failing liver. On Tuesday, April 16, 2024 Comicality lost his battle and quietly passed away with family near by; taking a piece of all of our hearts with him. He leaves many of us with the amazing work that he has shared throughout the decades that he has been “COMICALITY” to us and much like that work, I know my heart along with many others, is now forever incomplete. We will continue maintaining the Voy forums but will need to ask for forgiveness as we figure out how to do that agin. It's been a very long time for me at least. - Jeff


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  • IMAGINE Magazine issue 10 - Is now live! -- JeffsFort, 21:42:08 10/17/24 Thu
     

    Boo!!! I scared ya, right? No, okay how bout this, I just posted the Halloween issue of IMAGINE! There, now I can see the fear in your eyes! LOL! https://imagine-magazine.org/releases/volume-108/

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  • Imagine Magazine Question for 9/15 -- JeffsFort, 17:08:32 09/23/24 Mon


    Something that I used to secretly do as a reader was to get an image in my head of what a character in a story actually looks like, then go find a picture of someone who looks similar to what i imagined. Years down the road, as an author I used to do the same thing but post those images to share what my view of some particular characters looked like. Sometimes people would totally agree with my pick, others would share their own to compare, and some would disagree with my effort to taint the image in their imagination. Who knew that would be a thing yet, here we are!

    So our question this month is: Do you enjoy seeing representations of an authors character by the author posting a picture of a "Stand In"? Does it add to your own image of what the character looks like to you or does it ruin the mental picture you have created?

    (Sorry, this should have been posted a week ago. Sooooooooo overloaded at the moment, LOL!)

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  • IMAGINE Magazine issue 107 - Is now live! -- JeffsFort, 22:29:16 09/15/24 Sun

    ON TIME AGAIN! Don't get used to it, I caught my keyboard talking to my mouse about a strike so... This may go sideways! https://imagine-magazine.org/releases/volume-107/

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  • finding a story help -- rickgayaz, 13:49:35 06/19/24 Wed
    there are a couple of stories that involve a performing arts high school and a couple of guys who attend then go onto hollywood to be involved in films. i really enjoyed them, but can't find them, or the author.

    Any ideas? THANKS

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  • America's Got Talent Update -- Page Scrawler, 02:18:13 09/11/24 Wed
    A brief note: the beatboxing kid on AGT is named José David Sánchez, but he goes by the stage name "Jollux", which I apparently misheard as "Douglas". Sorry about that, dude!
    Sadly, he and Brody Schaffer were eliminated during Deliberations, and did not advance to the Quarterfinals.

    And now, the performances from the kids who did make it to the Quarterfinals!












    The results from Quarterfinals:
    Flewnt and Inkabee: Eliminated
    Menudo: Eliminated
    Oscar Stembridge: Eliminated (Grrr!!)
    Reid Wilson: Advanced to Semifinals

    I can't say I'm really surprised Inkabee and Menudo didn't pass on to the next round, because those acts were always going to be "niche". It takes a certain audience to enjoy those styles of music, and I guess they simply didn't reach enough voters. With that said, I was absolutely ticked off that Oscar didn't make it to the Semifinals. How can anyone possibly NOT like Oscar's music?! That's like, not liking BREATHING! >:o

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  • IMAGINE Magazine Question for 8/15 -- JeffsFort, 01:51:57 08/27/24 Tue


    I know, most of the time when you are reading a story, the fact that the character may have been based on a real person is not the first thought you have and probably doesn't even matter. Often times we'll find this out while reading and the the character that we already have created a mental image of when reading, may change a bit to us. Learning they could have been based on the person who wrote the story or someone they are close to could make them more real or even taint the image we created for them. But does it really matter? Does it change anything when you learn of this whole other origin. Do you even want to know?

    So our question this month is: Does it matter if an author tells you that a character is based on a real person? Does it change anything for you when reading? Does it make the character more or less endearing in your eyes? Do you even want to know?

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