Reltney McFee: Blog

There have been several readers who have submitted thoughtful comments. Thank you. I'm trying to stay a couple of chapters ahead of the posting, and trying to maintain continuity. Since my life lately has been somewhat disjointed, that may be a larger task than I can manage with complete success. Thanks for riding along!/Reltney

Since I have nothing better to do on a Saturday morning (like chores. Honey, I will get the garage cleaned out. You do not need to remind me every six months!), I deliberate about my vivid fantasy life, some portions of which I commit to paper (or pixels). The standard that i seek to meet, is typified by these two stories. You may notice certain thematic parallels between my stories and these that I cite below.

Shakes Peer2B. I call your attention to his "House in the Woods" stories.
http://storiesonline.net/library/author.php?id=1666&type=ser

MWTB (Look at his story catalog. There are plenty of other tales, worthy of a read. In fact, they stand up well to a re-read!)
http://storiesonline.net/s/53718/wandering-minds

Thank you to the Alert Readers who noted a typo(I'll fix it tomorrow), as well as the cryptic nature of my last blog post. For the record, chapter two of The Power of Word of Mouth Advertising has been posted, and will be corrected. Happy Thanksgiving, all. As Number Two Son notes, those things that I complain about are first world problems. Folks in half or more of the world would thank A Benevolent Creator, should they suffer under the burden of my problems. May you all be similarly blessed.

Thank you for reading my fevered imaginings. One commenter, at another site, asked where he could by the manual, to learn how to do what my protagonist does. I only wish there were some means to achieve this, with willing playmates, in the real world!

I have posted chapter One of "The Power of Word of Mouth Advertising". This foray into fantasy features Sandra and a new imaginary friend, Maryann. (my imaginary playground is getting crowded!) It follows "Sandra's Hidden Depths", and, I hope, entertains you. As always, if you have comments, criticisms, or suggestions for improvement, lay 'em on me! Thanks for reading.