writing, the stuff
Sep. 19th, 2019 03:41 pmI've decided to leave the Curious Fictions page up for now; encouraged by ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
leecetheartist and also by an emigrating LiveJournal friend having found me again via that site. [Hi,ecosopher ]
I've started to type another story on to computer, this one from 2009, that first appeared in New Ceres Nights, a collection of stories that is a shared world, that of a planet which roleplays the 18th century. It'll take me a week or so to get done, I think, though I may surprise myself and do it faster. The suck fairy has left it largely alone, at least to my way of thinking, which isn't the case with all my works. Maybe it's because I still fancy Professor Moriarty?
I'm also considering adding the story which was the prompt for my book, Scale of Dragon, Tooth of Wolf, back in 1996. It wasn't my idea to make that story a book but it worked out okay, I think. That experience certainly taught me a lot about writing (and editing) so I have fond memories of young Amber, my teenaged character who becomes a sorceress in a sort of pseudo-Renaissance England. And memories of a certain Wiccan High Priestess who reckoned I'd based Witch-Mother Audryn on her :-) Well, not intentionally.....
https://curiousfictions.com/authors/503-alex-isle?feed=posts
leecetheartist and also by an emigrating LiveJournal friend having found me again via that site. [Hi,ecosopher ]I've started to type another story on to computer, this one from 2009, that first appeared in New Ceres Nights, a collection of stories that is a shared world, that of a planet which roleplays the 18th century. It'll take me a week or so to get done, I think, though I may surprise myself and do it faster. The suck fairy has left it largely alone, at least to my way of thinking, which isn't the case with all my works. Maybe it's because I still fancy Professor Moriarty?
I'm also considering adding the story which was the prompt for my book, Scale of Dragon, Tooth of Wolf, back in 1996. It wasn't my idea to make that story a book but it worked out okay, I think. That experience certainly taught me a lot about writing (and editing) so I have fond memories of young Amber, my teenaged character who becomes a sorceress in a sort of pseudo-Renaissance England. And memories of a certain Wiccan High Priestess who reckoned I'd based Witch-Mother Audryn on her :-) Well, not intentionally.....
https://curiousfictions.com/authors/503-alex-isle?feed=posts