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What thing would a 1850 cowboy DO in the modern US world. He's (probably) a lawman, so he's a "good guy." I know he'd have issues with modern social/sexual morays and and things (tv, cars, cities, etc.). I've got about 2 chapters tentatively written, but I don't have anywhere for this guy to go, and I don't feel like writing just a "personal growth story."
Discussions welcome. I'll, of course, credit you if I wind up using your idea(s). Co-author is a possibility.
Some people (like my editors and a couple of readers) seem to not like my short chapters. I like 'em when I just want to give a glimpse into activities elsewhere. I had already written the main story and felt that you'd want to see a little of the bad or other guys' tale. Besides, it builds suspense. Who are those guys? What are they up to?
I know that professional writers -- like David Weber or Tom Clancy -- write several thousand words when they want to fill in the 'others' tales. Not me. I have a hard enough time telling one story, let alone 3 or 4 at the same time.
I've submitted a new story: Rachmaninov. It's about a classical pianist turned action heroine with a mysterious past.
Hope you like it. There are playlists to youtube videos for those interested.
The story is complete and in editing. When edited, subsequent chapters will be issued.
Wow... who knew that putting a snake into the snowy woods would rouse so many reedurs !! LOL So I fixed it with a new chapter 4. Thanks for writing.
I'm glad Seth the Waabanow has so many friends.
I'm posting a new story... I know, I know... It's been a while and you probably thought I was dead. The rumors of my death etc., etc.
It's Story #2 in the Waabanow series. Hope you like it. I'll post a chapter a day, and there won't be a lot of them, so those of you who can't wait: please wait.
I'm experimenting with a musical theme for each chapter. Let me know what you think. Of course, you don't have to listen to the music.
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