The new scene takes shape as Frederick Waltzcrop, with Camoustra and Frenalto, two of the names from the actual play, my own wicked version of Flotsam and Jetsom, find a place to live while living on Fidalgo Island. What better place than a hand-built, stone castle. There is a real castle house here on the…
Dear readers of The Play (The Queen’s Idle Fancy), I do hope you enjoy this new section of my ongoing horror story. It’s only a bit longer, but the scene needed the extra details. The play’s team is coming together, and the psychology of each character involved is important, how each mind changes after reading…
Dear readers, with so much to accomplish this week , I barely had time to study where my characters were leading me, twisting into the meeting at the Belloon house, a couple whom Roger knew needed to be convinced that the play must be produced for the upcoming theatrical season . . . Roger is…
Continuing with my own “serial” format without restrictions . . . will I leave you, poor reader, with a cliffhanger? Will the main character figure out what to say to the local theater’s director? Who is the stranger that wants The Play produced? He’ll have to reappear at some point. How is the main character…
Hello Dear A Writer’s Life Readers, I realize I have been away for too much time, of late, and I hope this opening section of my current Work In Progress, The Play (The Queen’s Idle Fancy), tides you over. I’m having a blast sorting through the history of this forbidden and condemned play, almost lost…
I only got this close to Stephen Amell’s Arrow . . . this image from one of the thousands of t-shirts being sold: The Emerald City Comic Con came and went with such laughter and frenetic memory whisperings. So many highlights . . . Like meeting comic book artist and legend Bob Layton in person.…