Tag Archives: sci-fi
Greyblade: Ready
So Greyblade finally came in at 715 pages, 205,282 words. Quite the monster. The paperback is available on Amazon here. The e-book is available here. My hiatus continues, but here is my usual metrics graph for the three parts of … Continue reading →
1,947, Part 19
“Why did – how – but – he was just a cleaner,” Lagos babbled as he half-led, half-chased Predericon through the passages. “He was,” Predericon said. “Unfortunately, he was also trying to kill me and it seems as though he … Continue reading →
1,947, Part 18
“I had to move,” John explained, loosening the grating with a metallic squeal and struggling to clamber out into the room. “Before I was ready to. I couldn’t wait, once Mercibald showed up. You know what he is, of course.” … Continue reading →
1,947, Part 17
She sat for a short while, trying not to think about Gyden or Lelhmak, trying to reason which of the items on the tray were drugged. It was difficult, since they all smelled vaguely tainted. She was reasonably certain that … Continue reading →
1,947, Part 16
That was the feeling, Predericon realised. That was what was so familiar about it. The frozen feeling of a trapped animal – the same feeling that she had felt in Odium’s brief presence. “Odium,” she repeated blankly. Her blankness was … Continue reading →
1,947, Part 15
Special fun note: This is the 1,947th post on this blog. Spooooooky. John continued to deliver food and messages for a short while, and then the routine changed. This was not in itself unusual – Predericon had already noted that … Continue reading →
1,947, Part 14
The routine re-established itself, and it soon became apparent – if it hadn’t been already – that they were not going to let Predericon speak with Gyden. Not in the foreseeable future … and, if she was being honest with … Continue reading →
