Blog Love Omega Glee: Undercover In The Underground (24 May 2012)

Francine feels bad about telling Jake that she couldn't see him today, but the relationship has been moving so fast and going so well that, ironically, she's freaking out a bit. Plus she's been neglecting her blog, which used to be the center of her life just a couple of weeks ago. Today, she plans on catching up. She sits in front of her computer and thumbs through a poetry chapbook that she picked up at the Meet The Nutjobs indie publishing conference. It is filled with incomprehensible poems such as the following:

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"What the hell is that supposed to mean?" Francine wonders, "It makes 'The Wasteland' seem as reader-friendly as something written by Dr. Seuss."

Francine's pet theory is that intelligence operatives are undercover in the literary underground writing avant-garde poetry to send coded messages to one another. This poem could be an assassination order. It makes sense, she thinks. "After all, who would think to look in small press poetry only published in print? Almost no one reads this kind of stuff anyway. It's like hiding in plain sight." She'll have to contact Evil Journalista and see if he knows about any black ops like this.

Now if only she could figure out the code called love. Francine sighs, and turns the page to another piece of gibberish, still more understandable than the emotions in her heart.

Blog Love Omega Glee is a novel by Wred Fright about two bloggers who fall in love while the world falls apart, which is being serialized on his blog. To start reading from the beginning or read another installment, please visit Blog Love Omega Glee Central on WredFright.Com. If you like what you've read, or you've read all of Blog Love Omega Glee and want more Fright, then please read his first novel, which is available in print and as an ebook.