Emma waved for the others to haul on the rope one more time, and then yanked Cannon in through the cargo door. “All aboard,” she said into her headset mic. “Good to have you back, skipper,” she added, sparing only … Continue reading
I’ll do this backward and just reveal my premise at the beginning: for me, the best worldbuilding comes as a theme develops over time. Here are two examples. Lately, I’ve been retooling my fantasy world (the one you can find … Continue reading
I’ve had a few things to catch up on after my vacation and my laptop troubles, so I wasn’t able to pack in the update-typing. Tomorrow around noon, I’m going to spew some thoughts on worldbuilding at you, and that’ll … Continue reading
I’m currently engaged in recovering from a hard drive failure, so there will be no update tomorrow. Apologies.
A little bit of backup-ception brought the site down today. It’s fixed now.
Cannon caught sight of Masaracchia through the windshield, holding on for dear life as Emma and the others jerkily pulled him toward the plane. The cab’s roof bowed inward as Burr mounted it, then popped back to normal as the … Continue reading
This was an enormously fun action sequence to write, and one of the first I finished with the fountain pen I got for Christmas.
“Isea, you’re up.” Burr spun her machine pistol the right way around, sighted in on the pursuing British truck, and laid down a barrage of covering fire. “Jump when the lassie says go,” Iseabail told Masaracchia, “an’ we’ll haul ye … Continue reading
Hanging onto a framing member in the cargo hold, Emma plugged her headset into the intercom panel, and leaned out through the open cargo door into the slipstream. “Slower!” she shouted into the microphone. “Merde,” she heard in reply. Hydraulics … Continue reading
I’m going on vacation next week. Updates are scheduled to run as usual. I’m not normally this far ahead on the typing. It feels very liberating.
