Recent content by Thekherham

Wishes are for fools and dreamers.

It's winter here in Ontario... Canada, that is... but the snow keeps appearing and disappearing. And when it's not here, there is rain, or freezing rain or some mishmash. Walked my dogs yesterday morning, slipsliding away.

Oops. You're right.

Wishes are fool's gold. From a work in progress: The lie was out the water, and he couldn’t toss it back in.

Centaurs because they are part horse, and I used to work at a horse farm. Hmmm... centaurs at the Kentucky Derby? Uh, never mind.

It wasn't just novels, you see; I used to write a lot of poetry, but then I wondered, whatever for, so I decided not to write it anymore. Now it's just novels, short stories, novelettes, so much more, not finished yet.

Once upon a time I wrote a huge 'autobiographical' novel featuring my alter ego (see my signature) from birth until his twenties. I have it somewhere on one of my USB sticks and it may one day see the light of day again. I also wrote a fictional non-fiction (is there such a thing?) about my...

Just wondering who is hollowing out the tip of the mountain. Wouldn't that involve a lot of work, and wouldn't these workers get noticed? I'd sure be curious.

She's the apple of my eye.

I use something called Balabolka. Yeah, I know the voices are rather artificial but it does come in handy. There have been many times when I've thought my story was finished, but when I have some AI on Balabolka read it, you can still find some mistakes you missed earlier. The one good thing...

I just finished my novel 'Act Naturally' so naturally I'll be working on another story.

How do I indicate that my novel 'Act Naturally' is finished, other than type The End at the end which I've done. Just wondering if there's anything else I have to do.

Congratulations. So far I've written a novelette, and the novel I'm working on has one more chapter to go after today. I'd say write something totally different. But it's up to you.

Why 101? Oh well... Cal Torrence sat at the bar, a bottle of beer in his large hands, his head down as if he were thinking of something serious. A moment later he looked straight ahead, at the numerous glasses on display in front of a large mirror. Could it have been him? The key was Benita...

Over 3000 words? That's impressive. I've done that many, but it's usually crap, and I have to whittle it down to something respectable.