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current frontline: page 165/208
within Interregnum 6.
Yes, you read that right. I'm still at page 165 in Interregnum 6, but the Family Matters pdf has now a page more.
The closure of the Akiko thread (a mere 280+ words) just didn't work the way it was presented originally. So I went back and rewrote it from scratch (give or take a few snippets of the original version and some lines from alternatives still in the scene dump). It's now 379 words long (and hopefully a lot clearer as to Akiko's motivations and personality).
...and I meant to write this three days ago, but was seriously distracted by the continuation of Lindsay Buroker's steampunk series The Emperor's Edge, followed by Maljean Brooks' The Iron Duke (no review, I read the German translation), and Brent Weeks' The Black Prism (captivating so far, but not sure it'll last. I loved his Night Angel trilogy in the beginning as well, but lost interest near the end of book 1. We'll see where the Prism is going. However, given that I hate garlic (the assassin's muncheon of choice) and love colors (the manifestation weapons in Prism), it's entirely possible that the Prism will have a different fate in my eyes.)
...have to stop, am writing parenthesized sentences (a.k.a. "word formulas") again. Until next post.
within Interregnum 6.
Yes, you read that right. I'm still at page 165 in Interregnum 6, but the Family Matters pdf has now a page more.
The closure of the Akiko thread (a mere 280+ words) just didn't work the way it was presented originally. So I went back and rewrote it from scratch (give or take a few snippets of the original version and some lines from alternatives still in the scene dump). It's now 379 words long (and hopefully a lot clearer as to Akiko's motivations and personality).
...and I meant to write this three days ago, but was seriously distracted by the continuation of Lindsay Buroker's steampunk series The Emperor's Edge, followed by Maljean Brooks' The Iron Duke (no review, I read the German translation), and Brent Weeks' The Black Prism (captivating so far, but not sure it'll last. I loved his Night Angel trilogy in the beginning as well, but lost interest near the end of book 1. We'll see where the Prism is going. However, given that I hate garlic (the assassin's muncheon of choice) and love colors (the manifestation weapons in Prism), it's entirely possible that the Prism will have a different fate in my eyes.)
...have to stop, am writing parenthesized sentences (a.k.a. "word formulas") again. Until next post.
