The Bonny Anne
by
McJohn
McJohn, dearest readers, is a
woman of innumerable talents, some of which include causing generous bosoms to
heave, beautiful women to spew trite poetics and trite poets to feel like
beautiful women. And we are not talking
just about one of her stories here.
She’s served as an unfaltering point of inspiration and source of
encouragement for more than one of the authors that have been reviewed on this
site. AND she looks hot in a purple
nylon jump-suit.
And then there’s her writing…
One of the very first stories
I read by this literary enchantress was “The Bonny Anne” – way back when it was
just a fledging lil’ story with nary a chapter finished. If I had to use my brain to make an attempt
at chronological computation, I would say that was some two years ago. And why, you inquire, do I – a person whose
unachievable goal is to attain the attention span of a gnat - still pester the
poor woman regularly for updates to this story?
For two years? Attention
span of a gnat? Why?
Let me tell you.
Sword-fights, heaving bosoms
enmeshed in tight corsets, adventure on the high seas, witty repartee, glorious writing, gorgeous babes,
heaving bosoms of the gorgeous babes freed from tight corsets, and – last but
not least – it’s a McJohn story. Like,
hello? Duh!
Having said all that, I’ve
really said nothing at all about this story, so just take my word and go read
it. You won’t regret it.
Oh, and, dearest? Be sure to drop McJohn a line of thanks
afterwards. Aside from surely not
wanting to be denied the pleasure of written discourse with the Editrix herself, if you don’t play nice, you’ll have me to contend with.
Now off with ye scurvy arses!