Anne N. Mouse: Blog

A couple hours ago when I sat down to work on my project that it would get quite so dark! I'm afraid the last two thousand odd words would tip my story firmly into the category of a horror novel. The rest of it isn't in the grand tradition of Steven King, but these past couple chapters grabbed me by the guts and said let's have a horror show!

Somewhat impatiently for me to get my shit together. I can't promise a timeline on that, though tomorrow looks better than today ended up.
In the meantime, several readers of Variations On a Theme have mentioned a story by the title of Replay.
Being curious I went looking for it... being lazy, I'm asking if anyone hS a link to it if it is posted on the net...😊

For everyone who wrote to me requesting to get a copy of my story, I shall be quite busy for perhaps a week. My sister and I are trying to find some way to get IHHS for our aging mother because it is no longer safe to leave her alone. Unfortunately that is going slowly. So one or the other of us has to sit with her.

Or look at a Swords and Sorcery book I'm writing. This is not an erotic story per se, but it does have some mostly off stage sex, also most of the violence, of which there is plenty, is off stage. I'm hoping that I got the adventure correct so that you'll like what you see. What I'd like now is an honest opinion of what you see, and if you're willing a correspondence so that if I continue to move at my current pace you can help keep me focused so that I can not have the story get 'constipated' for another four years. If I already have your e-mail address from previous correspondence just send me a reminder at my e-mail and say I'm in. Otherwise I'd be pleased to add new readers, so if you want onboard, please do drop me a line here!

To use the fucking em dash. I admit that I do occasionally use em dashes, but I consider them to be the writing equivalent of ghost peppers. If you must use them use them very sparingly! Notebook AI on the other hand thinks the damned things are better than having a jar of honey and a loaf of bread!

Still as an organizational aid, the program is adequate.