E. E. Nalley

Every now and then I google myself. Maybe it's vanity, but folks who read my stuff don't always talk about it on the websites I frequent. And, hey, half of the fun of being a writer is the joy of knowing what people think about what you've written. THe other half, of course is money, but we're not going to go there.

So I'm going through the results and I come across a blog entry. There's a young T-girl who's in the process of evaluating her reading material to see if they're helping or hurting her transistion, or so I gathered from the read. She had quite a lot to say about some of the writers I'm friends with but what struck me was what she had to say about Bek. And I quote:

Wow, it's been a long time since I've done something with this.

I guess I should feel a little ashamed, but unfortunately all I have to offer up are the usual mea culpas. So, what is spinning in my corner of creation you might be wondering?

Well, I have to announce that Foundations of Stone is offically gone. The coders had a hell of a time implimenting some of the more tricky features we wanted to include, the art department couldn't meet deadlines and as the entire project missed two important mile stones the investors pulled out. A bit over a month ago a cyber squatter stole the domain and that, as they say is that.

This is a short story I did for a writing contest on a different forum.  The TG content is minimal, but I thought my fans here would be interested.  

Sir Brannick, a knight in the service to Lord of Law, returns from a journey to the Far East, only to find danger close to home.