TailWeaver: Blog

Been a bit of a mess around here lately, and the creative juices were not flowing very well - still have some Notebook chapters coming this week.

Very close to finishing Games 3 - which is good for those fans, but more important for the Camp fans -- meaning - I will get back to writing the wonders of summer camp life in the low mountains of california.

I had hoped to be done with Games by now, but hit a wall, and nothing moved for a couple weeks - I think things are moving in the ol writer's den, so hang tight.

I am glad folks are interested, and anxious for more - I try to take breaks from stories to recharge my ideas - though I can see how that is irritating for those on hiatus while I finish up something else.

Niki/Max have 2-3 chapters coming if I ever get around to it again...

Fans of some of the earlier stories, rejoice.

More Niki and Max is on its way, broke through a bit of writers block and have a few chapters getting cleaned up.

Games 1 and 2, oddly my highest rated, if somewhat tamer stories, is getting a Game 3 -- 3 chapters in and having way too much fun, um, writing.

Of course more Notebook, Mystique and Robin are always coming - the three being weekly/daily worked on with my writing partners...

Normally I get zero feedback. Today, with the very brief starts to a couple new ideas I've been working on, I had 4 or 5 comments. Just wanted to share a couple thoughts.

1) My stories tend to start slow, then get rather far out. Bad for the stroke meisters, and probably bad for the folks that only want slow...but, many are like that -- look at Robin's loving family. Starts pretty slow, but by chapter 32, things are beyond nuts. It's fun. Realistic? Hell no. Fear not though, I mark the stories with Much sex, because, by the time I get to midpoint, there will be much sex. Sorry, usually put up 5 chapters, only got the first ones in yesterday. More coming today.

2) Anyone catching typos/commas etc are more than welcome to send feedback, I can always throw it at my overworked editor and yell :) Seriously, things get missed, and what seems obvious to me is often not, I get that.

3) I am not going for realistic premises. Just fun ideas/stories. I know there is no formula, or a camp like Camp J, or a brother like Max, or a family like Jax/Sam/Robin.

Maybe I should put a warning - do not try this at home, it's completely bonkers :)

Those that commented that they just wanted more...stay tuned. More coming today/tomorrow, and I am actively writing more.

TW

Expect a few chapters this week, finally got the two new stories to an OK initial look stage - Camp JungenNackt and the Lost Notebook of Doctor 'E'.

Another chapter of Mystique is up, and two more at the editor (poor guy)

Another Robin and Jax coming....paving the way for the next Bree and Katie tale.

Enjoy!

Well, it's been a bit, am sure you thought I'd forgotten all about you.

Just submiited chapter 31 for Robin's Loving Family, am sure fans will enjoy what the girls are up to.

Niki and Max are still on hold while I get a couple other things completed. The problem is -- too many good ideas. Not enough feedback demanding more, so I go where my mind goes :)

Another Mystique chapter is coming this week.

A couple new stories are reaching the critical intitial post phase (I like to have 15-25k words done before posting), but here's a couple synopsis...maybe it will make someone beg...I like begging....no..no...I really don't...well...:)

1:
Tucked away in the hills above Grass Valley CA sits a summer camp that has stood for one hundred years. Attended by the children of a select set of families whose membership was passed down through the years, Camp JugendNackt strives to give their campers a solid foundation to survive a world filled with oppressive and incorrect ideas about what it means to be 'proper'. Becca was on her way to her first summer at the camp, a last minute addition, and the paperwork had been a bit rushed.

2:
Alex's blended family got along as best as could be expected, though after his father passed, things were never quite the same. Still, he loved his sisters, and step-mother, though, as he got older, he wished they gave him a little more respect. He was not a child anymore. Neither were the experiments he was doing based on that old notebook he found.