~or~ What is this character doing in that universe anyway? Other than the immortal question of “Why are we here?”1, I find myself asking that question of me as I write more on “Necropolis by Moonlight.” Friends, family, and fans2 probably know the basic plotline3. It has nothing whatever to… Continue reading
I’m guessing that the text of my excerpts must have fallen in rankings on Google, because everyone is behaving themselves in my keyword/phrase searches. It’s all clean, if you can get your mind around it. No interesting rope fetishes or anything. That tempts me to post something new. In fact,… Continue reading
It does appear that Castle Lesenvlk at the Necropolis is a little hosed due to the updates. Apparently, everything is fine in M$ Internet Explorer, but not so in my native Safari. I will have to do some corrections to the css file in order to get it to load… Continue reading
The title url is NisusWriterExpress. I’m testing it currently and it doesn’t seem that bad. Mariner Write, from yesterday’s post, doesn’t want to import either Word or AppleWorks, despite claims by the company that it can do both. It also doesn’t seem to be interacting with MacLinkPlus at all. What… Continue reading
If this were LJ, I’d add a poll. Of course, I’d have to re-up my paid account first. I’d rather wait two weeks and pay for MacJournal at this moment. Nice little program. maybe I’ll write a poll. Alex was originally the thief Iskandarah Stavros (must remember to update the… Continue reading
Not necessarily this one, but a word processor. Granted, this one looks good for the price and it seems to go along with my particular…idiom. That is, it has some nice features, but it isn’t bloated and boasts that it can run in 2mb. I’m downloading the demo tonight. The… Continue reading
Revamp: The Director’s cut Heather Lynch. If that’s your name, forgive what happens to your namesake in Necropolis by Moonlight. I don’t mean anything by it. *** Alex opened the lab door and bumped into a warm body coming down the hall. ‘I’m sorry,’ she gasped. He was taller than… Continue reading
All plotlines written while under the influence of bronchitis, sinusitis, ear infection, and related medications are, officially, kicked out by order of the magistrate, except for the business on January 20. I quite liked the fact that some one other than Alex was capable of preceiving the existance of Neferset… Continue reading
Okay, this is a major “what if” and probably the biggest break that Necropolis by Moonlight has ever made from a relatively normal modern world that follows an acceptable pattern of rules. It is also the first time I’ve followed certain other sub-plots (unmentioned here and possibly objectionable) and I’m… Continue reading
I was talking about this the other day with Mandragora and Michaela de Bruce. It seems to me that my glory days on the web have passed, or perhaps that the glory days of the web have passed. I’m not sure which, but will happily sit in the twilight skipping… Continue reading
