A little hinting at Emma’s background here. I want to expand that into a fuller story sometime. If you purchase (or have already purchased) the e-book edition of Nathaniel Cannon and the Lost City of Pitu, you get access to … Continue reading
We return to the world of the Long Nines for a story set in the traditional home of that infamous gang of pirates: the East Indies. It occurs prior to the Cannon stories published to date, in late 1927. I’ve … Continue reading
If you aren’t sure what’s going on here, go back to the start of The Continuing Adventures of Sif. If that doesn’t do it, go back to The Long Retreat. In coming back to this world, I find myself remembering … Continue reading
Thank you for reading Nathaniel Cannon and the Panamanian Idol. If you’re new to the series, might I recommend to you the next tale chronologically, Nathaniel Cannon and the Lost City of Pitu? We’ll be back with a little surprise … Continue reading
Sorry for the delay in today’s post. For once, it isn’t that I’m scrambling to get something written. Nathaniel Cannon and the Panamanian Idol is, in fact, complete, and will be airing through the end of May. Following that, we’ll … Continue reading
The bit with the treasure: always an exciting part of Cannon stories.
Sorry for the late update. Starsector 0.8 came out, and I was up late last night.
It has come to my attention that I double-posted #42 as #43. Here is the actual #43.
We come now to that most auspicious of numbers, 42 (see note below). To my surprise, Panamanian Idol has climbed up to 17,000 words—I thought it was much shorter than that, and in all honesty, it probably should be. When … Continue reading
Welcome to a special early edition of the Many Words Friday update, now on Thursday night. Why Thursday night? Well, in ten minutes, Nathaniel Cannon and the Lost City of Pitu releases, and I don’t want to stomp on my … Continue reading
