Mystical Rome Update

I still do not yet have a proper title for the overall novel.

I did figure out how the story needs to be told. I was fighting this method because I had been afraid of falling into a mental trap. I have a habit of leasurely starts for my novels, which in the current environment will simply not do.

However, I think I hve assembled the proper pieces.

The novel will be divided into three books.

Book I: Seeds of the Eternal City
Book II: Sands of Infinity
Book III: The Soothsayer's Stratgem

Mystical Rome Update

I still do not yet have a proper title for the overall novel.

I did figure out how the story needs to be told. I was fighting this method because I had been afraid of falling into a mental trap. I have a habit of leasurely starts for my novels, which in the current environment will simply not do.

However, I think I hve assembled the proper pieces.

The novel will be divided into three books.

Book I: Seeds of the Eternal City
Book II: Sands of Infinity
Book III: The Soothsayer's Stratgem

Another Dylan and the Dream Pirates review

Dylan and the Dream Pirates" is a charming story, rooted in the well-known Peter Pan’s mythology. The writer manages to create a fast-paced adventure story with engaging characters who spout clever witticisms like characters in a black and white movie—snappy banter is the order of the day. I picture teen Cary Grants and Jimmy Stewarts playing the Lost Boys, recreating punchy 1940s dialogues.

Contrasting with the Lost Boys is Dylan, a responsible young man grieving for his mother, who died of cancer. His maturity in the face of the Boys’ short attention spans certainly makes sense seen in that light.

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Another Dylan and the Dream Pirates review

Dylan and the Dream Pirates" is a charming story, rooted in the well-known Peter Pan’s mythology. The writer manages to create a fast-paced adventure story with engaging characters who spout clever witticisms like characters in a black and white movie—snappy banter is the order of the day. I picture teen Cary Grants and Jimmy Stewarts playing the Lost Boys, recreating punchy 1940s dialogues.

Contrasting with the Lost Boys is Dylan, a responsible young man grieving for his mother, who died of cancer. His maturity in the face of the Boys’ short attention spans certainly makes sense seen in that light.

Read the rest here: http://webfictionguide.com/listings/dylan-and-the-dream-pirates/