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Awesome Teagan!!
Oh Wow! I did not see that coming! Great chapter quite the gripping finish.
Saturday, May 2, 2020
Composite of Pixaby images by Teagan R. Geneviene
Welcome my chuckaboos. Thanks for being patient while the steampunk riverboat, The Delta Pearl was in unknown waters. Today she’s back!
This is a brief episode, to get my toes back into the water. Even so, I was able to use a “random reader thing.” It’s from GP Cox, who suggested Icepick. Immediately, I thought of the Dealer using it as a weapon. However, it popped right up in a different way. You’ll see what I mean.
Last time Émeraude learned more about Victor T. Elam, the young inventor who sets her young heart aflutter. His sad past gained her empathy and ours as well. Maybe those two will go ashore together for a little R&R. Let’s see.
Eavesdropping, Théodore Ralli 1880, Wikimedia
The next morning…
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Wonderful read Teagan,
Saturday, April 11, 2020
Welcome my chuckaboos. In the Victorian Era “chuckaboo” was the term for a dear friend, and that’s what all of you are to me. Because of you, I’m here with the steampunk riverboat, The Delta Pearl!
I was able to use two “random reader things” for this episode. First, from John W. Howell we have a petite poule dish.
The next thing prompted me to provide a link to a free book. Pat (e-Quips) mentioned David Copperfield, so here’s a link where you can get the book free, in a variety of formats, at Project Gutenberg.
This time we go back to Émeraude and Victor. Will a romance ever result? It’s hard to tell at this point, but we learn more about our young inventor.
Composite Wikipedia & Pixabay images by Teagan
Candlelight…
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Well done Captain! Thanks for a great reading break Teagan, much needed.
Saturday, April 4, 2020
Yvonne et Christine Lerolle au piano Pierre Auguste Renoir 1897 Wikipedia
Welcome back, my chuckaboos. I’m here with the steampunk riverboat, The Delta Pearl! This chapter is short, but it’s completely new — it was not part of the original version.
Even though it’s brief, I managed to use one “random reader thing.” Deborah Zajac gave us Renoir. It just happens to show a lady with a pair of long gloves, that G. P. Cox mentioned, but I’ll save those as a “thing” for later. (Winks)
Shall we?
Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Dance in the City, 1883 Wikipedia
Porters and maids secretly searched every cabin on the Delta Pearl. Deck hands riffled through each article of stowed baggage or cargo. The crates included a valuable Renoir painting, which Randal Needleman was transporting.
Yet the Pharaoh Diamond was…
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An exciting chapter! A stolen diamond with numerous possible culprits!
Saturday, March 28, 2020
Photo byDan Antion
Welcome one and all, to the steampunk riverboat, The Delta Pearl! It’s wonderful to see you, my chuckaboos. Thanks to Dan Antion at No Facilities, for letting me use some of his photos in this series.
In this chapter of my serialized re-write of the novel, I’ve added two “random reader things.” Valentina Criasola gave us cul de crin. She also has a post about the item at her blog. Sometimes I enjoy a comment so much that I use it as a thing. That happened with Mary J Melange and What?
Are you ready to get back on the riverboat?
Last time
“Amethyst, you don’t mean Eliza Needleman’s big yellow diamond has been stolen, do you? The Pharaoh Diamond?” I asked incredulous.
The mechanical spider bobbed her entire body up and down by straightening and…
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