Jazz Age Wednesdays 13 ― Pip and the River Monster

Jazz Age Wednesdays 12 ― Characters of the Three Things Serial Story

That little bit of intrigue makes me want to go read the book! Good work Teagan.

Wednesday, November 29, 2017

Hello everyone, it’s pos-i-lutely divine to see you here at Jazz Age Wednesdays! This time I thought a change of pace might be in order. I’m going back to the novella of the first serial, The Three Things Serial Story: A Little 1920s Story.

For those of you who are new to Teagan’s Books, this post is an introduction to the characters in that novella. Some of them come back for Murder at the Bijou — Three Ingredients I. If you’ve been following all along, then I hope this will be a fun visit with your old friends.

I hope the characters in this 1920’s serial have wiggled into your mind so comfortably that you have your own ideas of how they would look or sound. However, I thought it might be fun to show you how I imagine them. So in no…

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Jazz Age Wednesdays 9 ― Pip’s Friend Hank

Another great tale from Teagan.

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Wednesday, November 8, 2017

Wow, you’re the berries! I’m glad to see you back at Jazz Age Wednesdays!

When I posted a Halloween story, Pip in the Field of Fear, you got to meet Pip’s friend Hank Hertz. Those of you who have read Murder at the Bijou — Three IngredientsI also know Hank. Awhile back, I collaborated on a post with Kirt Tisdale at The Wall Gallery. Kirt also has a “sepia gallery” which is giving me a lot of inspiration for The Skull of the Alchemist (my National Novel Writing Month project).

For that tale, Kirt’s photo (below) inspired me to write. However, it didn’t make me think of Pip. Rather it brought me a backstory for Hank Hertz. Without further ado, meet Hank.