[For those of you just tuning in, this is based on the 301 Lists that Darren Rowse’s List Group Writing Project brought together. You’ll find Chapter 1 here –> A List Becomes 301 Links in Story ââ¬â Chapter 1 ]
At the Studio
Lizzie followed. Jeremy. Jeremy Wright across Rue Dante into the creepy brownstone-like building up the stairs to the second floor. The door at the top of the stairs was on a landing with a desk.
“I don’t have keys,” said Jeremy, Jeremy Wright. “I’ll find Aaron Brazell to let us in.”
“I’ll hang here,” Lizzie said, settiing in at the desk.
The desk had a book for visitor sign ins, alongside it were several information pamphlets. They were lined up in a little stand as if this were a bed and breakfast. The header on the stand said, “Classic Pre-Show Reading.”
“Get your post listed on 25 sites in 10 Minutes” by Fence, Emily and Evening Post.
“They should know,” Lizzie thought, getting interested.
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“I wondered what kids were doing now,” Lizzie laughed.
Aaron came through the door with Jeremy, Jeremy Wright.
“Hey, Lizzie,” Aaron said. “Could you hand me that Sailing Magazine I left on the desk?
Our new TV host passed it to our sailor friend and followed our Jack Bauer/James Bond type into the studio. Then she gasped with some emotion she couldn’t quite name.
The seats were set up as if David Letterman would walk out any minute, but the stage was different, so different. It looked as if it were a gigantic . . . [Read more…]