This blog is being written in an attempt to blow off at least some of the layers of dust that have been gathering here over the past few months . . . AND because I am suffering under the delusion that at least some of you enjoy reading.
Possibly not reading 300+ pages on a computer screen, but isn’t that what ipads and smartphones are for? So, for all of you technologically advanced who are bored with the apps and looking for something amazing to do with your new-found (or old-treasured) electronic wealth, allow me to make this small suggestion.
I’ve been writing rather copiously these past few months. Not here obviously. But writing nonetheless. And the result now stands ready for inspection.
Trava.
A modern day fairytale from the country of Surn.
Which you’ve never heard of before, have you?
That’s because I made it up. All 38 chapters. Fainting ladies, burning barns, talking animals, and rather elusive kings included.
It’s not published at present, and just in case it’s not, you’d better read it while you have the chance. Thanks to the Internet, Trava is online in very organized chapters, waiting patiently for your perusal.
You’ll find it Here.
You are most welcome to share this with anyone you'd like - especially those between the ages of 9-17. I'd also love to hear from you with any thoughts or suggestions you might have. I've already changed a piano to a flute and gotten rid of a water faucet. Who knows? You might be able to make the main character a blonde.
Take it while you can. If the manuscript ever makes it to print, it’s not going to be free anymore. :-)
