Monthly Archives: January 2017

It’s said that many of the Great Explorers of the new World, back in the fifteenth century, were hunting for mythical cities where a Fountain of Youth and the Mines of King Solomon were said to be exist. Several hundred … Continue reading →

Indeed. Spiegel im spiegel. (Mirror in the mirror) We are one. Now and forever. Sorry about the obligatory nods to the unavoidable advertisers.

Things are going okay with the Challenge. I’m taking a short break from the world of ‘The Unlikely Detective’ to write a bit about something I just stumbled onto while I was reading the latest news of the ‘Real World’. … Continue reading →

Another intense week with a low word count but considerable progress. Distractions came with the terrible news that America was getting a new President who likes books very much and even reads them. He even wrote one, well he had … Continue reading →

Bad week – I managed to produce little more than two thousand words. And this is entirely owing to my situation and the demands of our homeschool and our business. As the kids grow older educating them becomes more demanding, … Continue reading →

It’s Saturday, the last day of the first week of the Challenge, my private NaNoWriMo clone for January. It’s only coincidental that this is a new year; I don’t usually make New Year’s Resolutions and this wasn’t one. Anyway, this … Continue reading →