Blueberry Pancakes: A Novel

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by Richards, Anton Lee


  “Sometimes I need to take my own advice,” I said. I looked him in the eyes. “Sometimes you just have to write. Not because your best friend will make it a hit song, but for yourself. I started out trying to write like Bob Dylan, but discovered I like writing pop now.”

  “I like your version of pop,” Ethan said.

  “This is crazy, but would you like to have dinner sometime?” I asked. “I know we just met but–”

  “Yes!” He was bouncing from foot to foot.

  “Do you like pancakes?” I asked, giving him a knowing look.

  “Who doesn’t?”

  “Because I know this place,” I said.

  “Do they have blueberry?”

  About the Author

  Anton Lee Richards is a queer writer from Chicago. In a previous life, he worked in IT. In a previous life before that, he was a songwriter. He lives in Chicago with his partner and his Instagram-star bunny.

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