Story is “done” I think I’m done with “The Heron Island Mystery,” at least for now. Since I posted the last part of the story, I’ve printed the whole thing out and read it through twice, and I’ve also had … Continue reading
1. Office Supplies! I completed my current story a couple of days ago, so now it’s time for reviewing and correcting mistakes (particularly punctuation). Therefore, first thing this morning, I scooted out and bought new pens, loose leaf paper, loose … Continue reading
This story started here. Professor Frederick Drake was convicted of second-degree murder, among other charges, and the jacket was a key piece of evidence. Manfred had owned two of them, and they’d been custom-made for him, by hand, by an … Continue reading
This story started here. It was dark, and I stayed close to my employer in case she lost her footing on the dirt road. Rhonda and the deputy were apparently slowing their pace to match ours. My employer turned to … Continue reading
This story started here. “I have a question,” Elsa said. I wondered how things would go if her question turned out to be something like, “Miss Sleet, why do you always call me ‘Miss Peabody’ when you’re on a first-name … Continue reading
This story started here. Elsa looked up. “But if that guy on the deck killed Manfred, why did he do it? What was his motive?” “Professor Drake — he’s an adjunct professor, really — was Kim’s lover. And Kim was … Continue reading