#44: “It’s what you wore for your arrival, you can’t wear the same thing to dinner.” Once again, the return of the Sentence of the Day. It’s been a while. And I’ve missed a lot of days of writing since the last one, but I’m finally getting going again now. (Of course, come January, I’ll […]
Venusian Fashion has rules! Read More »
#43: Del could have sworn Caweys took half a step back as he approached. That’s right! It’s a return once again of the Sentence of the Day! I’ve fallen too far behind in my new writing, while focusing on marketing old, so thought I’d see about digging out some of my old tricks. So, here
#42: “I won’t tell if you don’t,” Caweys said with a smile.
New character for book 2! Read More »
#41: From time to time a tunnel-like hole would open up in the orange and yellow clouds and she could see miles ahead.
Through the transparent window, I assume. Read More »
#40: “Care to join me in the cockpit, Captain?” Caweys asked.
The one with the transparent window Read More »
#38: “You’re used to gravity, but not so much as Venus or Earth.”
So, Mars, or maybe the moon. Read More »
#37: “It wouldn’t do to have our distinguished guest take the government shuttle, would it?”
Airplanes would work great on Venus Read More »
#36: It showed no hint of being in a city soaring a hundred kilometers above the surface, carried in a great wind that circled the entire planet every hundred hours.
May have to break this sentence up a bit. Read More »
