When The Subject Knows About Piece One Wrote

Meme of subject behind The Cabbie Homicide: October 13, 1993. The subject of The Cabbie Homicide and the subject of a series of blogs on both Tumblr and later wordpress.com were responding quite like this when some find they were the subject of real person fiction. A church that was examined in the 2014 investigative blog from downstate wasn't pleased when the blog critically debunked the King James Only Movement. Then the one the church did journalistic puffery . One piece was the direct aim taken at the subject of the sermon. The author himself had done real person fiction at his own expense and treats the form like writing Creative Nonfiction; as there's rules to follow when doing this.

1. When One Knows Truth....

Illinois Department Of Corrections / Via plus.google.com

Mugshot of the classmate who became the subject of the 2002 cult true crime narrative The Cabbie Homicide as it appeared on AuthorsDen.com in 2002, FictionPress.com in 2003, then on facebook.com author page in 2015. The original events before the crime took place in 1993 were deconstructed within the five year memoir, An Eye In Shadows as the book was written for the line up who became The Ethereal Gazette: Issue Five. Pacione discusses the twice published creative nonfiction yarn on Quora.com, since it first appeared and the backdraft he got from TOC mate on Dark Gothic Resurrected: Autumn 2007. He discusses the subject's letter in his premiere exclusive to Buzzfeed, A Question Of Celebrity. He sneaked a creative nonfiction short on Fanfiction.net called, "Holden's Counterpart". The mutual classmate of the subject of The Cabbie Homicide and the author was no longer around as of 2010, as the latter maintains the classmate's findagrave.

2. he often avoided it in interviews.

Coal City Currant / Via pinterest.com

The article from the Coal City Newspaper from 2005 discussing the first collection as now it's with TheBookPatch.com and Blurb.com. The article was leading into the first festival where he shared a billing with both Michelle Belanger and Corvis Nocturnum as his friends later became signed. Many of the bands on the billing remained in touch over the years. When he spoke of some his work, he tried to distance himself from The Cabbie Homicide: October 13, 1993, but came full circle with it because his namesake roster was receiving this one well. Though there were factions who would use this piece as a personal toilet. It's the one piece everyone still asked him about as he nailed a contemporary when he caught the fanbase of his plagiarizing An Eye In Shadows, The Pattern Of Diagnosis and some of the other material. His classmates were no longer immune to the scandals they invoked as he named six classmates in the cancer snub scandal in a comment on Classmates.com. As a Huffington Post contributor saw a backlash for denying one of his published twice entries getting plagiarized. This is where he created the meme defending his alumni over the years. This one called the Kentucky woman an 'ogress' as he pointed out that this one was a scientific abomination. One of his contributors on The Gazette were pulling double duty with The Boston Globe at the time. He saw the still of the actor portraying his as he looked like this during the era he was a member of Issue Five.

3. The First Classmate One Took Direct Aim At In 2014

Sherri Parker/Hibbett / Via writerscafe.org

This is the expose of the first classmate in the Something Awful Plagiarism incident where she was caught befriending the circle who enabled it. This is the second meme the author created where he used her own e-mail and his commentary before the article was written. The definition on Urban Dictionary: Holy Paint Chip Eater attributes to this one as he took aim at The Sloping Companion where he went on par to The Cabbie Homicide. The classmates who saw this coined him "Going Cabbie" she was famously chased off classmates.com when she went after his family's private address and threatened gumshoes on him. He cornered her on Linkedin.com to find out she had as many followers as he does with Wordpress.com, his private facebook.com, Myspace and other places combined. Public Figure: All Bets Are Off. It stems to updating his youtube.com video from 2007 with the information about the story since it was originally published as this is discussed here. A mutual classmate of the subject and his bloodline cousins as they were ribbing on him about some ideas he got. So he decided to tease them a little bit in the synopsis of a wattpad exclusive short. Some from the fanwriting circles caught wind of this one as he was fresh from appearing in Darkened Horizons: Issue 3 as the piece was a character developed by one of his classmates. One of the publishers who ran his work in the era on the magazine tapped his classmate for the cover art of a project which wasn't realized. He caught one of the bullies who bullied him use another website as a pawn and pulled a degrading insult in one of the comments. One of the most degrading jokes to Latter Day Saints is Magic Underwear. He caught him mocking his most personal project that was dragged into a scandal in 2010 after being scammed in 2007 twice then later saw his own material ganked.

4. Weighed In On Cybervangelist

Open Your Eyes People and commentary by Nickolaus Pacione / Via writerscafe.org

In 2014, weighed in on a youtube curiosity as he came across a cybervangelist two years younger than him where he features one of her youtube videos and a friend's track from Spotfy.com. This is the prelude to the controversial blog entry known as King James Only Examined. Three sources for the article he didn't cite scripture but also discusses his classmate's letter with his inmate number included and mentions Washington Irving coining the term Witching Hour. He explained, "I really don't know what to make of this one. Especially since some of my far-off friends and a classmate follow her facebook page." The thing that had him doing his was her weighing in on the weird occult overtones of a pop star at the Grammys in 2014. His research with this piece mirrored what his contributor on The Ethereal Gazette: Issue Five as he explained the examination what this one coined "The Wright Treatment." His version of this is The Pacione Blast.

5. 2015 Commentary On The Cabbie Homicide

Nickolaus Pacione and Illinois Department Of Corrections / Via pinterest.com

When the subject was made aware of the true crime yarn; author tagged the graphic to department of corrections in Illinois when he caught detractors impersonating him on TheBookPatch.com. He pointed out that this could get the convicted murderer time in the hole. The other classmates who seen this one were saying, "You're really invoking some unnerving truths man, keep it the fuck up. I commend you for doing it."

6. The Direct Aim At A Diploma Mill...

Nickolaus Pacione based on Stuff Fundies Like Meme: Unfundy / Via memecreator.org

The blog that examined the same church he did a year later had a meme based on the sect. They shared an article that invoked serious discussion. He saw an exchange where he took aim at the diploma mill which produced one of the subjects he took a series of barrages at in tumblr back in 2014. The short story that appeared on FictionPress.com in 2015 were based on the actual exchanges between him and the followers of Creation Science Evangelism as well as the younger Hovind. Some of the photos from namesake two contributor came from the research he submitted to academia.edu came after the exchange with Hovind's followers and his alumni. Some of his correspondence circles noticed his reviews on VampireFreaks for being in depth as when he was on Cradle of Filth's social network. When they said no band pictures so he did something truly unique. He featured his personal friends and correspondents over the years. One of the worked on the Devilment cover project as the subject of his debut on Buzzfeed wasn't pleased with the analysis. He found a funny illustration of a young King James Only type and pinned it to his recent pinterest account. He invited Horror Actress and reluctant Evangelical Icon, Lar Park Lincoln and her son to Anointed Writers Group on Facebook and to WritersCafe.org. He suggested he could do a unique analysis of the movement in the range of his own published material; as it would make an interesting presentation without quoting word for word of Scripture. He even did a retort on Hovind's video. The comment he implied that Gail must under go what his correspondent did but with Dark Documentaries and upload herself like this on vimeo. Complete with the links to where she can get the costumes, and make sure she measured right for the full effect. He even pranked The Duggars with the article a correspondent who was a former detractor shared. The debut science fiction yarn is paired with the now iconic defiance of the young earth dogma. His closing author did a blog entry gave the 2004 sci-fi yarn more venom as he saw this will piss off Creation Today as much as he did. The insult that came from this was from the artwork; as he asked Sam's Creation Blog if young is true how does one explain The Tully Monster or Kennewick Man. He used a picture of a monkey giving the finger to Andersnake and was cracking some nasty insults borrowed from his friend who has ties to the Arab world as he rips on him in Arabic -- one of them he hissed he was giving the gift of salvation with the dirt hand.. He pitched an idea for a short for the author of Church Games . He noticed one of the film posters she shared and suggesting she get costumes similar to what his contributor did for the visual presentations. Suggesting for this to be effective only do the quote Scripture before the narrative and do the scripture in a different translation as a book end -- employing many of the elements that made Issue Five one of publications that refutes racist claims. Then explaining Issue Five's overall powerful elements from the era. She was laughing about the reference to Catcher in the Rye as the blog entry was peppered with harsh profanity. He managed to piss off Mary Jo when he used Horace Gilgamesh's drawing after he caught her using Scripture to speak ill of Hawking -- he pointed out she pissed on all the roster that's Issue Five doing so.. He found all his source material for both King James Only Examined and Digital Wasteland then made this available.

7. Lead Author Invokes Internet Backdraft

Cinsearae Santiago -- Dark Gothic Resurrected: Autumn 2007 / Via lulu.com

This would be the Table of Contents of the second appearance of the brooding hope spot from The Ethereal Gazette: Issue Five. The lead author's entry hogged the attention of this publication as a reviewer mis-tagged the writer of Pattern as an "erotic author." He on a comment sternly corrected him that he didn't publish or write that sort of thing. He discusses the piece on Quora as he gives insight about the stories that also emerged from this era both original and the fanwork counterparts which contributed to Chicago Culture. This story attributed to getting the rest of Issue Five as he later learned some of the writers were avowed Evangelicals and got them in touch with The Good Men Project. The lead author tried to start up on him on his author page but told him to "Get lost, I am discussing The Pattern Of Diagnosis not His Touch Of Ice." He made the remark Pat Robertson made as the other Conservatives made this a running joke and would do memes of what the vomit button is. The lead author was giving his story in the magazine away. He made the story itself as a download where the trolls were caught celebrating the plagiarized form of it. His buddy's tweet, "I didn't realize the literary community could be so brutal." This was the buddy whose e-mail became the seeds of the most enduring published work of citizen journalism. As CBS News weighed in on the subject as the publisher went further and investigated Rachel Dolezal as she was doing "Black Face" as the term Race Liar was coined. Closely related term of Race Traitor coined in 2006 when The Pattern Of Diagnosis was first written or about to be written. Issue Five alumni went on to contribute to The Huffington Post writing about his time with The Boston Globe. He weighed in on the editor who did the malicious lie about him stealing manuscripts as the Issue Five roster said that's further from the truth. He caught Ramsey Campbell accusing him of lifting David Foster Wallace when he explained on Quora he didn't find the latter's work until after his own work was published.

8. His Issue Five Breakout Accomplished What He Was Trying To Do In 2004...

youtube.com / Via youtube.com

The author of the short story Ignore has a large following on his personal facebook profile (nearly 5000 connected with him. His YouTube.com channel has 400 followers as he re-issued Ignore in an e-book within a collection on the site, as some reviewers panned this book. They didn't realize how strong the short story Ignore was as it connected the publisher's secondary readership from the 1990's of his personal website.) Some of the rosters on The House Of Pain and the namesake really took notice of both Steven Morgan and Matthew S. Carroll. The publisher behind Issue Five noted he was contributing to The Huffington Post speaking about the actor portraying him in Spotlight. Via twiter he tagged CBS and told them "Hire this man!" He told the other contributor to Huffington to "shut up Sporus." The implications is a nasty insult from Italy. Steven Morgan and Matthew S. Carroll connected up on MySpace as Matt had been in touch with the publisher via facebook since 2008. The lead author is still active as one can find his release here.

9. Finds blog and graphic for Holden's Counterpart

C. D. Macek, July 4, 2009 via with Flickr and arranged by Nickolaus Pacione / Via cfmacek.wordpress.com

Author finds a 2009 blog by C. D. Macek and contributed his commentary to the graphic picture which discusses the events of Biograph Theater in the story itself. If one sees the graphic -- this will also relate to the narrative. The two characters he tries to scare the daylights out of with the candid dialog are based on an An Eye In Shadows era classmate as he looked in 1990 from Marquardt and the subject of A Question Of Celebrity and the critical analysis on his tumblr blogs during the 2014 era. The character was portrayed as one of the barbs he made on the blog. Right down to the British portrait of her looking like this! She even uses the language like this when in her tweets, as she bleep out her swearing. He even makes a joke about this classmate pocketing the register. The 2015 blog that weighed in was a dialog between one of her fans as he was in depth with the dialog and showed him his actual reporting -- having Holden's Counterpart set in 1995. Noted for being this would been the period of a gruesome display of murder in Addison, Illinois. The story references several incidents of high profile causal copyright infringement as one came when he was getting picked up for Tales of the Talisman for their second run. The story itself took elaborate barbs at Stephen Glass and David Boyer. The Shadow Dolls Plagiarism Affair cost the author a 26 year friendship when he said, "Boyer writes better than you." The members of the Namesake Roster, both original cycle and the reboot took direct aim at him; he warned him he's not going to hold them back over it. He was lampshading the plagiarism that went on from the same era as Boyer -- he caught his classmates befriending them. His best friend from the era of when he first learned how to do websites, saw the Issue 10 roster as it was not quite finished and was going, "Holy shit! This roster man, I'm impressed!" The Cabbie Homicide played up what this one said, "Don't steal this man's walkman in Cabrini Green." The other House of Pain alumni connected with him and were able to confirm some of his harder traits from the era. His publishers had to study urban fiction to gets a lot of his slang and references in the material he wrote. The 2002 era piece was seen as a forerunner of Creepypasta as seen back to back with The Tell-tale Heart. The breakout from reboot of the original namesake expressed an interest in this. The one who he caught taking a ripe one on The Cabbie Homicide was demanding his definition of "prose" where this one pointed out from Chicago that's a blanketed term. "Trick question because the 2100-2600 range is known as a Tell-Tale Heart size, the 4800-6800 are known as the mid-range, 7000-9000 are known as a long-form short story, as the 10,000-16,000 are novelette. Then 17,000-36,000 range is a novella. A fan fiction that's a full length is a brick of casual copyright infringement." He chimed in on this blog entry in 2015 where he spoke of ushering two writers from the Edgar Allan Poe fandom in 2007. This series of tweets with the 2015 blog entry; he weighed in at length on the organization known as An Archive Of Our Own and found a photograph of the founder for reporting purposes. Fanlore and their parent outfit blocked him on twitter for pointing this out; they were what Rational Wiki would say "Pissed at Us." This term had been an insult in the 1990s within Lombard and Du Page County.