The following quotation is from the novel, The Danish Girl by David Ebershoff: it appears in the notes at the back, entitled a conversation with David Ebershoff.

...and 22 is easily half done, with what isn't fleshed out is clearly defined.

Not long now, since the bits to follow are long ago written and need only touch ups.

Tenth Circle Added To Rapidly Growing Hell

From "The Onion"

Several years ago, my dad nearly missed being there with my mom when her labor reached its peak, as he ran down to get his tax papers into the mail before the deadline. Ever since I've really been aware of taxes, I've celebrated Tax Day, trying to remember not to let paperwork get in the way of people, and trying not to be too disappointed when others do.

Violet Ajah got packed away with the last move, for that I apologize, but I'll have 2-4 (and possibly 5) up by Monday night, midnight central.

Well. Tomorrow, the 15th of April, tax deadline day, is my 62nd Birthday. I'm of a couple of minds about this 'event'.

The news of this has got to the UK, I attach link to The Guardian.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2009/apr/14/amazon-gay-sex-r...

Angharad

This is another fun story to do, and yes, I've finally fixed that pesky chapter three problem. Now there are four chapters listed in the first part and I do apologize for the confusion that and the title mixup caused anyone.

Someone told me that my latest story attempt was very disjointed, so can someone tell me what that means, and how I can correct that problem? How can I make my story join?

I have just finished reading The Exploits of Danby Croker by R Austin Freeman once described by the writer Antonia Fraser as a perfect TV novel. But is it?

Well, all the hoopla about Amazon has accomplished something positive for me, at least. I found a great book that I'd like to recommend (I didn't buy it from Amazon - I downloaded it as an ebook from Fictionwise). It's entitled Luna, by Julie Anne Peters, and it was simply outstanding.