The end! Nathaniel Cannon and the Secret of the Dutchman’s Cross began posting on May 7th, 2013, and ended a full seventeen months later. It totals 28,300 words, just about. I’m glad to finally see it finished, and I hope … Continue reading
A minute passed, and a small procession of monks shuffled out of the gate, which closed behind them. More appeared on the ruined ramparts, watching the surrounding hills and the town below. The Albatross’ cargo door opened, and a ladder … Continue reading
I’m delighted to announce that the final entry in Secret of the Dutchman’s Cross will be No. 87. Following that, I’ll be taking a break of a week or two, in part to get further ahead on the first of … Continue reading
Fifty-seven minutes later, Inconstant bore away northwest, leaving her crippled adversary far behind. The next sunrise saw the pirate zep just crossing over the Mediterranean shoreline, a hundred miles east of Tobruk. She flew low, a few hundred feet … Continue reading
Sorry for the super-short update. This marks the end of one of my notebooks, which is my excuse. Also, I’m being a little lazy, and also stalling for time.
“X-Ray Three is first on the hook, then Ace flight’s damaged planes.” Joe searched the sky for the British fighters which had survived the aerial minefield, and caught the sun glinting off of them as they winged their way back … Continue reading
Three blog links today: 1. Me, writing on the [url=http://soapbox.manywords.press/2014/09/23/as-you-make-your-fishbed-so-you-must-fly-in-it]DCS MiG-21bis[/url]. 2. A [url=http://agraceofwords.blogspot.com/2014/09/he-for-she-and-we-for-us.html]post[/url] from my fiancée Katya, on feminism and egalitarianism and grace. 3. A [url=http://kuroboushichristian.wordpress.com/2014/08/23/bible-overload]post[/url] from an old college friend of mine, on studying the Bible and how … Continue reading
Sparrow drew near, and the bombers split into two groups of three, breaking left and right to bracket the British airship. Joe joined the right-side group as it turned onto its attack vector. Without heavy and fragile aerial torpedoes hanging … Continue reading
An update! MiG-21 blog post for the Soapbox is nearly done, as well. I’ll let you know when it is.
There is no update today, because I’m extremely irresponsible, and I have a new toy to play with: the DCS MiG-21bis, which is a rocket. I’ll probably have a brief write-up of my experience with it so far tomorrow afternoon, … Continue reading
