Well, almost done. I’ve one more run to make on ‘The World Turned Upside Down,’ before I am ready to release the finished product on an unsuspecting world. It has been an endevor that has taken me over three and a hald years to complete. It is, however, a story I can say I am proud of and enjoyed writing.
For those few, those happy few, that band of brothers, (and sisters), who have been following me and my Anglo-Irish co-conspirator, you know we have not been idle during those three and a half years. In fact, Persephonie and I are on the cusp of finishing another, very different work. While we do not expect it will ever match the quality writers on Top Shelf achieve or garner the acclaim and success the premier authors here lay claim to, our latest effort is, I venture to say, interesting. Whether anyone else thinks it is remains to be seen.
Oh well, enough of my bloviating. I’ll leave you to get back to reading the latest stories posted on a web site Erin and her merry crew labor to keep up and running.
Unitl next time, write on.
Nancy Cole,
a.k.a. HW Coyle
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I can't wait until you post the story on the site. Will it be one big post or will you break it up in chapters. Either way, you can count on kudos and comments from me.
Katie Leone (Katie-Leone.com)
Writing is what you do when you put pen to paper, being an author is what you do when you bring words to life
Wonderful news
Congratulations on another great masterpiece from you and Persephone. Can't wait to read it as I have all of your previous stories. I've loved every one of them since you first posted "Waltzing Matilda" and look forward to reading many more.
Speaking of which, now that you, hopefully, have some extra time available, would it be possible for you to continue "The General and the Butterfly?" I've mentioned to you before how I strongly identify with this story but can't believe I'm the only one asking for it to be continued. In spite of my afinity it is a wonderful story to be enjoyed by all.
Hugs, Sarah Ann
Funny You Should Mention That
Just the other day, as I was finishing up WTUD, I was going over what to do next with Arnold when he suggested I go back to GaB. While I would love to pitch right into that, first I need to go over the work Persephone and I have just completed, then finish 'Caitin,' my World War I book. That should not take too long as I decided I am, for now, not going to continue it into the Irish War for Independence.
In the meantime, I wish you well and hope you stay tuned.
Nancy Cole
a.k.a. HW Coyle
"You may be what you resolve to be."
T.J. Jackson
OMG
I can't believe I forgot about Caitlin. Yes, please finish that beautiful story and be sure to give Arnold a big hug from me for suggesting you finish GaB.
Love and hugs, Sarah Ann
Not Guilty! but an accessory before, during and after the fact
Nancy (90%) and I (10%, if you consider 10% to equal comments such as '...but they're colonial rebels!' or 'favor is spelt with a 'u' in real English') have been collaborating on the 'Revolution' trilogy set between 1760 and 1815 (ish)
World Turned Upside Down is the first in the series leading into 'By Any Other Name" (think Georgette Heyer and "Masqueraders') set in Revolutionary France. It's published on Amazon here .
The third potential book has been discussed, mooted, played with and seriously discussed. Beyond that it's still secret.
Persephone
Persephone
Non sum qualis eram