Will-o'-the-wisp

[rolanni]

"Will-o'-the-wisp," by Sharon Lee, the second Archers Beach story of January (this one actually set in Archers Beach), is now up and eager to be read, right here.

In case you missed the first Archers Beach story of January, which is actually set in the Land of the Flowers, it's right here.

Next thing on my plate today is!

Revising a story, this one destined for the Alien Artifacts anthology.

Wait, you didn't know about the Alien Artifacts Anthology?  Lucky for you -- there's still time to get on board.  Here's your info link.  And here's your ordering link.

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[ellenru.livejournal.com]

Both of these are so good, thank you for sharing.

This is the sort of thing I particularly enjoy with your (and Steve's) writing - the short asides from the main narrative which also Illuminate background and/or secondary characters. And thank you also for giving us more on Felsic and how trenvey can come into being in different ways. As befitting a marsh, Felsic has been more fluid than Moss and is made more solid by forces acting on the now-her and Felsic's response to that.

And I'd also be interested to discover more about Vornflee - since you provided backstory on two of the Felsic-Moss-Vornflee trio.

[reedrover]

Thank you very much. That was lingeringly sweet.

Excellent

[charlie russel (from livejournal.com)]

Thanks for that lovely Felsic story. It was the perfect resolution to the question, and a delightful read. Makes me think it's time to do a complete Archer's Beach re-read, actually.