Cannon let out a sigh of relief and keyed the mic again. “Whiskey flight, we’ve got a little Tommy problem developing. Over.” He slung the radio pack over one shoulder and took di Giacomo’s hand up into the bed of … Continue reading
Sorry again for missing the Tuesday update. In return, I give you two things you might find interesting. First, some : a new tomb, mummy, and pharaoh (as in, they didn’t know he existed) were discovered in… Abydos. That’s the … Continue reading
Last night was hectic, and I ended up without time to type. We’ll be back on Friday.
Marcel Lecocq checked the gauges in Inconstant‘s other Albatross. With a little luck, he wouldn’t have to worry about getting any holes in this plane. His escorts would go a ways toward guaranteeing that—Joe had sent four Kestrels and a … Continue reading
This weekend, I’ll have a DCS Ka-50 guide on Steam. I’m also probably going to start on a little article series for Soapbox about the building of my most recent StarMade ship. It’s mildly interesting from a fake naval engineering … Continue reading
Masaracchia looked between them quickly. “I don’t see your point.” “Well, brother monk,” said Cannon, “we know you’re no monk. Right?” “Right,” said Burr. “Nae monk carries hi’self like tha’.” “Pietro?” Masaracchia’s voice held a pleading note. di Giacomo shook … Continue reading
Dutchman’s Cross has turned out to include a lot of being on the ground, as did Lost City of Pitu. I want the next Cannon story I do to be very aerial, and probably (by definition) less about raiding old … Continue reading
“I have something here,” said the radioman. Joe covered the distance from the control room to the radio room in a heartbeat. “Let’s hear it.” The radioman spun the volume dial, and Joe bent an ear to the Morse code: … Continue reading
Story posts will resume on Friday, and I’ve been productive lately with the writing. Good to see that the place didn’t burn down while I was away.
On this day on which we mark the birth of the savior of all mankind, best wishes to all of you who read this.
