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Bluespectre


All these moments will be lost, like tears in the rain.

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  • 4 weeks
    A review!

    Just had a review from the inimitable Paul Asaran for Fairlight:Memories of a perfect sky.

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  • 43 weeks
    Story update and other stuff

    Believe it or not I've actually started a new job at long last. I'd only planned on staying with my last employer six months, but ended up being stuck there for nearly five years. During my time there I had to put up with some of the worst bigotry I've ever encountered, despite the company claiming to be 'inclusive, supportive of diversity, etc'. Spoiler alert : They weren't!

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  • 73 weeks
    Bon Bon's story.

    Seems to be coming along well. 365 pages at 192,769 words.

    We'll get there.

    Bluespectre.

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  • 82 weeks
    Story Update

    Now on page 280 of Bon Bon's story. Looking good so far, but quite a technical challenge as she's been involved in other parts of the Fairlight story arc and I need to be careful tying it all together. I'm also aware that I will need to incorporate Lyra's story into it too.

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  • 126 weeks
    Continuing on

    Despite one of the readers claiming that they had felt like vomiting after reading my last story, I have pressed on with my scribblings. Apparently eliciting a physical and -or- an emotional response from a story is considered a good thing. Or so I'm told.

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May
26th
2018

Another day, another chapter. · 3:35pm May 26th, 2018

Chapter two of The fortress of the four winds has just gone up. Heavily edited, or more specifically, re-written, this has taken absolutely ages. Oddly I'm quite enjoying doing this, albeit the time it's taking is probably longer than it took to write the story in the first place!

Anyway, today was a touch bitter-sweet. Due to my miserable financial crisis thanks to my now ex-employer, I've been forced to sell a rather valuable collection for absolute peanuts just so I can make ends meet. It's times like this that I truly wonder whether there really is any justice left in the world. Here I am, caring for what's left of my family, selling off what I've worked so hard to obtain over the years, and all the while the rats who were responsible for this have got away absolutely scot free. It puts me in mind of a phrase I heard some years ago, 'There's no justice, there's just us.' And boy, was that prophetic! Still, life goes on.

Toodles.

Bluespectre

Comments ( 4 )

Ugh, sorry to hear about the job situation.

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Well, all is not lost. I've been offered a job locally which I'm going to go and see about on Wednesday. The downside is that there's a hell of a lot of cost involved, courses, and It's something I don't really want to do. But the thing is, it's money, and I can't live on thin air alone. Still, it's a good way to lose weight and I could do with shedding a few pounds!

Or a few stone for that matter...

Anyway, one day I'll be writing a book about my story and you never know, it could be my ticket to fame and fortune. Next stop, J.K Rowling level mansions and a fleet of classic cars. Personally, I've always fancied an indoor lazy river. Oh, and a '57 chevy. You get the idea! :twilightsmile:

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Good luck with that. Hope it works out for you. Im going for a job interview on monday. But even if i dont get it, i still got a job im on now.

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Fingers crossed for Monday. Dad always used to say 'when one door closes, another opens'. Personally I'd prefer it if they left the key in the thing, but that's just me!

Good luck :twilightsmile:

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