Thanks to all of my correspondents and followers for your responses.
Some explanations are in order:
1. I am generally writing from a stream of consciousness. I write in MS Word first so the most obvious typos and grammatical issues are picked up. However, I do not capture them all (obvsly). I have looked for a proof reader in the list but they seem to have very specific requirements and while I do believe in a good narrative and background story, I am mostly writing to get myself and other people (with whom my stories resonate erotically) off.
2. Having said, that I am always looking to improve and do re-write where I have the time, and I could use a proofreader. So if anyone has any recommendations for a proof reader who would be open my kind of stories, I would be grateful to hear? Also if there is anything in my grammar etc that you think could be improved, happy to hear it.
Postscript: I have approached an editor for assistance tonight (17/5/2022)
3. I am running a number of story lines. Some are already here which will be continued (unless I advise otherwise). Others are in my head, and yet to be transcribed.
Thoughts and sensual fantasies around what I feel called to write are coming to me from different directions. So my approach may be a bit eclectic. My stories coalesce around images and story-lines connected to those images that I produce and those that inspire. So what is appearing are bits and pieces of different worlds in my mind.
My first story was "Morning Glory" set in Isheni world. So is the Omi Isheni Kyoto temple story that I have yet to finish, but I will. This Isheni world is se about two or more centuries in the future. The Lost in Space story is set much further into the future, and is a separate universe.
The "Uncle Mikey" adventures are set in contemporary times about a guy in the adult film business and sex industry and his unusual family arrangements and progeny.
At some point you may notice that there is also a "Mikey" in the Isheni world. He is the first person narrator of the the 'anthropological and cultural' guide to the "Notes on Isheni culture" series in that world.