Frankie Saxx

Hi, thanks for the welcome!

Thanks, Frankie. Nice to be here x

My wall is on and ready for your spray paint :)

Thanks for your comment on my story Wishing Fountain. The drinking reference was an afterthought - I'm glad I included it!

Frankie, thanks for visiting "Snowflake 632565000012". As for your concerns, the sequel may bring us the newest brand of flakes having QR codes. So please do not have restless, sleepless nights wondering about them. They are merely next gen and probably coming in soon from the skies over French Equatorial Africa (or somewhere, I have not been given the memo yet).

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Good to see you around here again, Frankie! Thanks for your comment :)

Thanks for checking out my silliness, Frankie.

Thanks a bunch, Frankie, for reading and commenting on "Proximity." It is an interesting question, isn't it?

Thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it!

Thanks for the comment on In Your Absence. I haven't watched Mad Men, but I'm all set to spend hours and hours in The Sopranos world for the first time as soon as I have another long stretch of being on my own. Oh the talent that's "out there."

Glad you like my monologues from stuff & things! ;)

Glad you liked my doormat's voice XD

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Please come back now. That would be nice.

Thanks for your comment on "Wild Origin" Frankie; seeing that rubber band was the trigger for the whole piece.

Thank you for your comments on "Violence, Interrupted". That piece means a lot to me.

Yes, I am NaPoWriMo-ing! Are you? It's the most fun.

Thanks for reading and commenting on "The Lost Solicitors", the first story I've posted. It was the highlight of my day, which should tell you much.

Thanks for the kind words on "Fistfights!"

Dear Frankie, thanks for your note on Demons. Stay tuned for further developments. Fav'ed your poem, I would like to be cowboy too.

Thank you very much for your comments on Mama.

Thanks for the invite to your sooper sekrit kave. Can't wait to foray into the darkness beyond the stalagmites.

Thanks, Frankie. I think - I hope - I've got it all set up right. I'm only posting one story for now... sending Jayne out as a scout once more as I tend to do with the poor girl...

Thanks, Frankie, for tasting Hemingway Test. I've put links in the author's note of each chapter to the previous, the next and the first. My inner marketing manager tells me you'll like this, altho, admittedly this particular chapter hasn't drawn the usual mob of aficionados.

I see you made quite a splash when you started here (looking at the comments from Marcus and Jeffrey Callico above the composition window. You must've mention Gass in your first post -- or somebody did in a comment. I came to Gass after reading a piece decades ago about his feud with John Gardner. I bought "The World Within the Word", I believe it's called. Enjoyed his dry style but decided there and then never to submit so much as a shopping list to him for approval. And I haven't!

Thanks for your comment on Tolstoy. I hesitated on the last sentence but decided to wrap it up.

Frankie, thank you for reading and commenting a newbie's microfiction. You want to see it in Swedish? OK. I haven't yet figured out all the options here. What is the best way to get it to you?

Thanks. It's a constant tread between Scylla and Charibdus with Lithium.

Thank you for your comments on my poem about the squirrels. Sometimes small rodents just gotta have fun!

Thank you for your comment on Him and his father; it was much appreciated.

Thanks for the kind words about "The High Line, NYC", Frankie, and thanks for the star!

Hello, Frankie.

Hi, Frankie. Thanks for reading 'Assiduity Ten.' I greatly appreciate your astute comment.

Thanks so much for your comment on No Sanctuary.

we both know that quiche and salmon have plenty of feelings:) Salmon quiche is even more emotional. It is damn serious!

thx for your funny comments and read. ha.

Hi, Frankie. Thanks for reading 'Assiduity Nine.' I appreciate your comment and fav and, in answer to your question, I have added links to the story page in the Author's Note.

Note to myself: Fictionaut friendly pubs - http://fictionaut.com/forums/general/threads/976

yes, (s)he does, because the serious writer can be you, me, anyone...thanks for the great comment on "a href="http://www.fictionaut.com/stories/marcus-speh/the-serious-writer-occupies-wall-street">the serious writer occupies wall street</a>".

Thanks for your kind words about "Rainier," Frankie.

Thank you so much for your comments on "The End of the World." I appreciate them!

Thanks for reading and commenting on Feminists and Salamanders. It is indeed good to have a inner unicorn even it if is opinionated.

Thanks much, Frankie.

dug your fish poem. nostalgia! i used to heart inventing characters and developing social media accounts for them -- a man stuck in the branches of an apple tree or a robot that enjoys digging holes and collecting wicker furniture. i befriended a boat and a toaster, and we collaborated on ms paint drawings. good times! ;)

you know that fish poem is something else!

Thank you, Frankie!

Frankie - thanks for reading Hog Heaven.

Frankie,

I submitted a story for your book of poems and flash/ stories for Japan today. I hope you like it. Of course, I am open to edits and suggestions, too. Thanks so much for this enormous undertaking. Best to you and Lou on the book.

Thanks for reading three shorts, and the comment.

Thanks, Frankie, for commenting on "Disappearing Ink."

thanks for the comment and for reading! cheers.

Frankie, thank you for reading Conjugal Visit.

Thanks so much for your kind words on "Waiting." I really appreciate the read and the encouragement.

Thanks for the comment and fave on Humpty Dumpty 2011, Frankie. I appreciate the read.

Frankie, glad you liked Heart Jar. It is dark, so I know there are not a lot of people who don't like to wade into it. Thank you.

Oh heavens, I didn't mean to say anyone was rude! I'll be honest, I find writing "thank you thank you" on 10 people's walls a bit of a nuisance, while at the same time I'm really grateful they took the time to read and comment. Just some people probably do get their noses bent out of shape (I'm not one of them!).

glad ya dug the beer, frankie. good times.

Frankie, thanks so much for the kind comment and suggestion--quite right--for "Tortillas"

I guess you enjoy offending others.