Despite the fact I really shouldn’t be on the internet on April Fools Day because I am ridiculously gullible (even after the morning cuppa), today I’m going to talk about what I’ve got in store once Fantasy Heights’s Book 9 releases. And just to be clear, this is NOT an April Fools-type post. This is actually what’s coming up next from Meg Silver. What will happen with Fantasy Heights?: Book 9 ends the first “season” of the psuedo-serial, but Fantasy Heights will continue. Most primary cast members (like Amanda, Josh and Thomas) will remain in the stories, though they won’t be in the spotlight. Other characters (like Ben and Scott)… Read More
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Das inbox says I’m not quite done answering questions yet. Q: What ever happened to The Nights of Yes? A: The Nights of Yes is a standalone erotic romance that has been back-burnered while I work on Fantasy Heights. Someday I’ll get the story into fighting shape. I swear it, though so far, the only progress made is the purchase of the cover art image. Q: You said something about a paranormal standalone?A: Yep. Its working title is The Dead Machine, which will obviously have to change. It’s connected to Fantasy Heights in a wildly roundabout fashion. The connection has to do with a certain contraption seen in Wish Her Well. Aside from these… Read More
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FAQ Day! Q: Why does it take so long to write an episode?A: I can show you part of the reason. I spent most of my weekend staring at this: That’s one corner of the storyboard wall where I keep track of characters and conflicts. It’s weird, but sometimes it helps to be able to stand up, pace, and physically move pieces and parts around. And all of this so that no one can say “I totally knew that would happen.” (I can’t show the rest of the storyboard because someone *cough* HUSBAND *cough* wrote something lewd over to the right in black permanent marker.) Another reason for the lulls between… Read More
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