Well, here I am, in kindlier weather than we have today, scribbling away at Bell Mountain No. 14, Behold! Today, in spite of the fog and the threat of rain, I finished Chapter 31. (Don’t worry–it won’t be as long as Oy, Rodney.) Helki the Rod has just had more excitement than is good for him; and I reckon another half-dozen chapters will do it.
I still don’t know just what it is that the characters in the story are going to behold. Lord, I hope you’ll tell me soon. Usually He gives me the book’s climax a lot sooner than this. For instance, I already have the climax for Book 15. Always in hope that I’ll be able to write it.
Meanwhile, I’ve got to come up with cover art for No. 13, The Wind from Heaven, so artist Kirk DouPonce can get to work on it. Ships from very far away have suddenly appeared off Obann’s coast: maybe we could show the first shore party landing. I await the birth of an idea.
Great news. Love seeing your picture. It is always good to see the pictures of people we connect with.
Have a good time writing. we wait for your next book.
Glad to hear that your weather has become more favorable.
Are those bricks left over from the ones provided by the BLM managers for throwing at the police? 🙂
They are left over from a misbegotten project undertaken by a fellow tenant in this building.
You should see all the BLM yard signs in this town–damnfool white liberals, all.