I know I've left a few story ideas hanging out there. Marti and the Doppelganger left several unanswered questions. I will get around to answering them one of these days. I sometimes work myself to sleep thinking where the story should go. So far, I've not gone much beyond the first chapter, and that's in my head. When I do get it straightened out, I think there will be only one more story in the Cynthia Chronicle, and that will be an expansion and development of a previous add on. This line can't go much further without being repetitive. There have been some unanswered sub-plots, and I'll try to fix them, but basically, The Cynthia Chronicles are about done. They became everything I wanted them to become. I am very pleased with how the stories turned out. I may see about publishing them in the real world, on my own, under my real name. That would mean un-publishing them as they are currently presented.

One can take a story line only so far. The nine novels in "A California Saga" was just right. It shouldn't have been drawn out any further. I have followed some serials here, and finally gave up on them because they stopped being interesting, they just repeated the same thing over and over, It's like a stuck needle on an old record, nothing changes. One can carry an idea only so far. Angharad is one of only a very few who can carry it off.

I'll try my best to draw The Cynthia Chronicles to a satisfactory conclusion. I know what I want to do, but I will not make any promises. If I manage to come up with an idea, I'll do my best to create a satisfactory adventure. I was very pleased with how "Mike and Ashley," "Discovery," "Anita," "Scott Free," and a couple of other stories turned out, although they were loosely based on other series.

I am 76 in less than two weeks, and other than a few hiccups, things have been going pretty well. I work pretty much full time as a consultant. Refer to "Adam and the Three Wishes" to get an idea of what I do. I retired from the Air Force 30 years ago, don't really miss it. Although I seem to dream every once in a while about being back in. It's not too bad. The worse dreams are about being back in school, not going to classes, then showing up for finals not knowing a damn thing.

"A California Saga", first published here, is now in eBook and paperback. I'm working harder on getting the books out there, so I might actually make real money. I should probably hire an agent, but most don't seem to be receptive. I've been trying some new tactics of late, and we'll have to see how they work out.

I guess what I'm trying to say is that I will be out there, but probably not too active. I'm in the midst of a major edit of a story that appeared here a few years ago. It's a wonderful story as is the other one by this author. I hope they succeed.

Time for bed.