The Mystery of Branwen
How the dark child, Branwen, learned of love and brought a village back from the dead.
Considered publishing the individual cards from Branwen’s deck, but published them as a whole suit.
Back but maybe not for long
Have been preoccupied for a while. Been away often. Go away for what is planned to be a weekend then things crop up and I’m away much longer.
Have been considering how to publish one story. Will publish it as a single thing.
Just hate the new interface that only pastes plain text as a single paragraph no matter how you toggle the icons. Why does WordPress keep making things worse?
Now looking to find a better way to publish stories.
Filed under Annals Of Bellhamshire
Power and Wisdom
This is the last part of Death’s Muse. The Folk gather in Bellhamcester where they discus the future and a council is reborn. Death’s Muse – 8 – Power And Wisdom
- Death’s Muse – 1 – Return to Old Ways
- Death’s Muse – 2 – With Spirits To Guide Thee
- Death’s Muse – 3 – A Figure To Behold
- Death’s Muse – 4 – The Scent Of A Trail
- Death’s Muse – 5 – For A Trail To Find And Follow
- Death’s Muse – 6 – The Prudence Of Temperance
- Death’s Muse – 7 – The Waters Of Annwen
- Death’s Muse – 8 – Power And Wisdom
The Waters Of Annwen
This is the Seventh part of Death’s Muse. Briony and Jacob return to Bellhamcester where they see an inspired production. Death’s Muse – 7 – The Waters Of Annwen
- Death’s Muse – 1 – Return to Old Ways
- Death’s Muse – 2 – With Spirits To Guide Thee
- Death’s Muse – 3 – A Figure To Behold
- Death’s Muse – 4 – The Scent Of A Trail
- Death’s Muse – 5 – For A Trail To Find And Follow
- Death’s Muse – 6 – The Prudence Of Temperance
- Death’s Muse – 7 – The Waters Of Annwen
Penultimate Chapter
WordPress Survey
WordPress are doing a survey.
Its time to tell them we would like to be able to tag and categories pages, if you like me would like that to be a feature added to WordPress.
Time to tell them what you like, would like and what you hate about WordPress.
Survey is short and quick and not detailed. but its time to let them know what we want.
Vote
http://en.blog.wordpress.com/2013/07/19/wordpress-com-survey/
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The Prudence Of Temperance
This is the sixth part of Death’s Muse. Gwyn visits Kenwick and spends time with the clergy hearing of Temperance. Death’s Muse – 6 – The Prudence Of Temperance
Filed under Annals Of Bellhamshire, Bellhamshire, Clergy, creative writing, Edwardian, Kenwick, Mystery, paranormal, Short Story
For A Trail To Find And Follow
This is the fifth part of Death’s Muse. The investigators gather and consider where to go next. Should they see a play or hear a sermon.
Second Aniversary
Well this blog has been going for two years. Keep considering but never progressing towards having a domain and a blog where I write CSS and HTML but here is so easy and quick without the need to think about the technical side. What I would like is the ability to tag and categorize pages, as you can posts.
Keep finding I have enough time to write and so little to work on the pages of the blog, other than publishing stories I have written.
The two years have flown by. Will publish another chapter today.
Filed under Aniversary, Blog
The Scent Of A Trail
This is the fourth part of Death’s Muse. William Shores had possibly been the first to be afflicted and this is investigated by Jacob. The Scent Of A Trail
Filed under Annals Of Bellhamshire, Bellhamshire, Clergy, Late Victorian, Mystery, Newton Howard, paranormal, Profession, The Fauna, Werewolves
Anthology
Considering making the Annals of Bellhamshire short stories available as an electronic book. May be through Amazon. Not sure yet. Be easier for people to read the collection of stories. This would be when I have published the current run of them on here, before I start serializing Seaton’s Tomb where many of characters have minor roles.
There is also the question of how I publish Blood of the Twin as a card at a time would not always make sense. Might do several cards at a time. Enough to set a scene but not be too long a page.
There are though a couple that are still unfinished with one nearer concept rather than completed story as I am not sure if it will work.
Filed under Annals Of Bellhamshire, Plans, Site
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