Thought I would post a little blog about this one as it uses idea from my earlier story "Coyote"

There were a lot of ideas that came to me as I wrote that Whateley fan-fiction story unfortunately to stay true to the Whateley-verse many of those ideas could not be used. The ideas were too good not to use and so we have another much longer and I think better story that isn't limited by someone else's ideas of how something should work, or not work, in the universe :)

No disrespect intended toward the Whateley writers, they have produced some really great stories.

Just giving you guys a quick update on my writing:

I've almost got one story finished, its called "sympathetic magic", and I'm shooting for having it published by next weekend. I also have a mystery story underway, so stay tuned on that one.

Other than those two, I've been mulling over some ideas for my upcoming anniversary, not making a lot of progress.

Sorry, but a bout of PTSD plus being tired from Real Life (TM) has eaten away most of my writing spoons, so that I've had any writing done at all is a bit of a miracle, honestly.

Huggles to all who want one.

For those that are moving their stories to Amazon I have a request. Please leave a note behind saying that they were removed to post on Amazon. Otherwise it isn't ckearcwgat* has happened. The story may not be coming up due to Internet problems or other reasons. If it is known what happened then it saves time and effort checking back or checking other sites.

*Edit Should have been "clear what"

I'm on a mailing list that has some really great writer stuff. If you haven't seen this before, it's looks like a great book for authors. It's a free online book.

Write Your Novel Step by Step, By Melanie Anne Phillips

You can also "Browse Our (their) Library" of writing articles.

Saw this story on the news feed and immediately thought of Nancy Cole's "The Legend of Alfhildr"

https://www.livescience.com/64816-woman-viking-warrior-buria...

It has been on my mind a lot lately.

I do keep making ridiculously terrible decisions, through poorly thought out perceptions.

I upset people, without any intent to do so.

I have a history, of helping people a lot in the course of my life, and have on occasion even given some good feedback.

I am not in the right frame of mind, I am truly unstable, I should and so I am going to keep my thoughtless opinions to myself, good & or bad.

There is nothing, obviously that I can do to make up for my actions.

If you have been meaning to read a story from the reader's retention contest (and maybe even leave a kudo), the deadline is fast approaching.

My entry starts here: https://bigclosetr.us/topshelf/fiction/77316/solomons-test-p... .

And thank you, to everyone for how well this story has been received

I haven't seen a lot of discussion on here about this topic, so I thought I'd pose the question now: for you authors who write gender change or transgender fiction, how do you incorporate the gendered experience into your stories?

So I managed to get two complete chapters down yesterday and started on a third. I'm a little behind where I really want to be but i'm still aiming for a Sunday book release to sort of coincide with Gaby's birthday on Monday.

Another bright day here but it often snows around Gab's birthday so it can't last!

A new chapter of Summery will be up tomorrow.

Mads

I have written a story in several chapters which I'm about to complete, it's about a British POW in a German POW camp. They actually formed amateur dramatic societies with males playing the female roles and they were very professional and the 'girls' very convincing.

My story involves a young flyer who joins the am dram society with a view to becoming proficient at passing enfemme. Of course once he starts down that slippery slope he finds that he likes being feminized for other reasons too but let's not give away too much of the story before it's posted.

Hey everyone, Karissa here. I've been writing Allison's Pledge for what seems like forever, though if we're going to be honest it's been about two weeks. The first part started as a bit of an experiment that came out of utter exaustion and mild depression and to be honest it was only supposed to be about three parts. I found that I didn't want to leave Allison's world, so I just kept writing, and writing, and writing until we're finally at the point we see now.

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Daniel A. Wolfe

There was a recent lively discussion on picking character names, and lo this pops up! Many here might find this interesting.

Paula Brackston on Names, Language, and Life as a Writer

Someone requested that I post my little poem as a story instead a blog, so I hope that's okay.

Who the Hell am I? Book1 is now available on Amazon - Yay.

Please find below the link for the Amazon page.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07NHM8RCW

Hugs

Savannah

Here's a situation: I've named a certain character Orville. Yet for some reason, I always think of him as "David", and have to forcibly correct myself.

Has this happened to others? Does it often happen?

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Has anyone heard from Angharad?
Is she well?
It would appear that she has not visited with us in some time.

New Pathfinder story up!

https://bigclosetr.us/topshelf/fiction/77904/pathfinder-sieg...

I think I've worked through the block that was keeping me away from here.

“I am all grown-up, now,” I said to tease him. I stood on tiptoe in my sensible, business heels...

Can a wish make Jonni magically older?

Work has taken me to quite a few places over the last ten days, including Weymouth, Liverpool and York. I spent a little while in the last city looking at the spot where I sat Susie Lockwood, waiting to slide into the river, and where I once pulled an old man out in real life before writing him into my novel "A Longer War".

Just a quick one here to say Chapter 5 is the final chapter of Morningstar. I've written it so that it can easily become an ongoing series of short stories later on, if there is enough call for further adventures of Lucy :)