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This is intriguing someone is spying on Émeraude and Eliza. Short but it still packs a punch Tegan, looking forward to the next chapter.
Saturday, June 13, 2020
Image by Teagan R. Geneviene, sourced via Pixabay
Welcome back to the riverside, my chuckaboos. The episodes of this serial keep getting shorter. I’m trying hard to make progress on the novel I began in November. I’m a research geek, and the deplorable Internet service I get from TDS is making my pace a hundred times slower.
Even though this is an extra-short segment, I managed to use one “random reader thing.” It’s goggles from Priscilla Bettis. What could be better for a steampunk story?
Here are links to the past few chapters:
We join Émeraude and Eliza, who are still at the public library in Cairo, Illinois. Without further ado…
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Haze tarnished the sun beyond the library window. I wished…
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New character very cool! Looking forward to what happens next.
Saturday, June 6, 2020
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Welcome my chuckaboos. That’s a Victorian Era slang word for dear friend. Some of you have been following since very early in my blogging career — my long-time chuckaboos! One of the earliest of those is author and blogger, Christoph Fischer.
Last weekend’s chapter prompted Christoph to mentioned something I never knew about him. If you’ll recall, at the end of the past episode, Eliza and Émeraude went to the library in Cairo, Illinois — and they encountered the librarian. Well, for a time Christoph was a librarian. So I asked if I could name our librarian after him.
Today I used two “random reader things.” First I used fountain pen from GP Cox. When I decided to give Christoph’s librarian a gemstone name, I thought of the fascinating gem, Jet. Then I remembered that Resa McConaghy had suggested it…
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Beautifully done Teagan, more intrigue!
Saturday, May 30, 2020
Wild Clouds by Timothy Price
Welcome back to the riverbank my chuckaboos. It’s another all new episode of The Delta Pearl. This one was not part of the original novel.
Several newer readers have asked that I include a list of past episodes. There are many reasons why I don’t do that. (Those of you who asked — I know I could trust you implicitly.) Piracy is at the top of that list. Yes, it’s all still online, but the least I can do is not make it even easier for thieves. I’m saddened that slight protection also makes it harder for you. However, I’ve always kept a category link on the right-hand margin of the page. Click “Delta Pearl.” There’s still a lot of scrolling to get to old episodes, but it’s somewhat less effort. The good news is that it’s also…
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Saturday, May 23, 2020
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Welcome back to the riverbank my chuckaboos. It’s another all new episode of The Delta Pearl. This one was not part of the original novel.
I was able to use a couple of “random reader things.” First we have Ribbon Candy from Jan Twissel. Also, Beth suggested Red Herrings.
Last time, our potential lovebirds didn’t make it off the riverboat for what might have passed for a date with the Victorians. Do you think they can go ashore with chaperones? More importantly will they have any fun? Let’s see.
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Wind gusted down the narrow streets. Clouds darkened the eastern sky. Turning uneasily, I gazed back toward the river. I could see a smidgen of water, but I had lost sight of the Delta Pearl. …
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