9 to 5: Well Is It?

The report submitted to Nickolaus Pacione to host is an anonymous source but the research he did was based upon him and Matthew S. Carroll. The idea for the piece came from seeing one of the articles on 3 to Read. There are some who thrive upon the short verse or the drabble, others like Pacione started out as a poet but became a long form merchant -- he found others like himself in the era. The anonymous author played off his observations and research; then found out that the classmate was a mutual friend. "Those who are published in long form should be acknowledged not trivialized, and those who never fleshed out a thesis should not be in a place to speak of those who has." No other transplants to Pinellas County asked questions about what played up in 1996. Not until Pacione came along, the anonymous piece came from someone who was aware of his work. Pacione acts as the cover designer and copy editing for this report. The piece clocks in at about 7,411 word count -- longer than Pacione's aformented The Pattern Of Diagnosis of his creative nonfiction output or Wandering In Darkness in Nickolaus Albert Pacione Delivers: More From A Library Of Unknown Horrors. The climate of "Recovery Is Possible" slogans and "Tazers Not Bullets" there's something revealed where that movement didn't event start doing the research. Research that ends up getting in a recycle bin as members were raising hard questions. They didn't want to give the answers if the member was a transplant and reality is they produced a published author; pretending that didn't happen. Anoymous doing the report and Alan Smythee doing the further notes. Pacione hosted a longer work on the location of his first book is housed, also speaking about Midtown 1996 in contrast of what's known as The New South. Pacione had some choice terms for the South that are scathing at best. The idea of publication, they don't even want to give it thought especially with Boca Raton had a comment rivaling the Skokie Controversy from 1977, the conclusion of Pacione's own thesis on the history of controversy. So those who grew up in Florida, this might be a rude awakening when an outsider and a transplant produced an opus where the language is minimal but shows something that the region will not even talk about. Even the ones who want to be writers in their early 20s trivialize the small press. They don't even want to hear how Florida is addressed as A Florida Man or Florida Woman when something unnerving happens ahem "WTFFlorida" comes to mind -- mirroring a news story of a 43-year-old woman who abused 911 to order a salad in Morris, Illinois, where Pacione was staying before relocation. The media of Pacione's parent origin caught wind of what played up within Indian Shores, where a colleague of his classmate lived and the week before Pacione's breakaway played up in 2006. [The colleague is also a transplant. Do they think Northern Media will not notice it went viral then Fox News caught wind.] Pacione's advocacy for murder victims stemmed from when he was 22 years old, surviving such an attempt then at 20 he saw the aftermath of what became the start of Mouthpainter. Florida was not prepared for what's known as Opposition Research as this is something Pacione did for years. Pacione's creative nonfiction work saw Christ Advocate Hospital apologizing before it was released. There were many who were forcing him to reveal the name of the anonymous author, but he said all he knew it was a friend from way back.