Thank you very much, Keith. You’ve been very encouraging through this process. It’s very nice to see your own writing taking wings. I’m in the midst of a colossal move, but hope to play catch-up on some of my fellow writers’ posts very soon.
Thank you so much, Alexander. I’m immensely grateful that you’ve found time to read through the story and have offered so many kind and welcome comments.
So you've resolved some key story threads nicely and sent some essential supporting characters off stage to live happily ever after, but there is a trunk on it's way to America that perhaps does not bode well for Hermann, who I believe is foretold to arrive there as well...yipes!
Thank you so much, Frank. I really appreciate your taking the time to read through the story as I’ve been writing it. Your input has been invaluable, including a few private messages. 🙏
It's been great reading this epic saga on Substack, but when I usually read something this dense and intricate in book form, I'll finish the entire book in a week, which makes it easier to not lose track here and there. I think your readers will enjoy this wonderful tale even more in book form.
Jim, I wanted to thank you so much for your support over the last couple of years as I’ve been working on this. I completely agree with you in that it would be better to have it in a book form. Hoping to rectify that soon. At the moment I’m working overseas, but I’m hoping to retire in a few years, which will free up some time!
You're welcome! It's been my pleasure. I retired three years ago and have managed to publish 5 (and this October a 6th) books since I retired. Now, the trick will be keeping up pace that for a few more years. I'd love to get to a dozen or so.
Aww, Walter and Herman
Thank you very much, Keith. You’ve been very encouraging through this process. It’s very nice to see your own writing taking wings. I’m in the midst of a colossal move, but hope to play catch-up on some of my fellow writers’ posts very soon.
Dense and atmospheric as always, Daniel. Bravo!
Thank you so much, Alexander. I’m immensely grateful that you’ve found time to read through the story and have offered so many kind and welcome comments.
A tense and poignant conclusion to book 2! I look forward to reading where this artful and intricate story leads next!
Great work, Daniel. Incredible journey. 👏🏻
Thank you so much, Adrian! I appreciate your support. As you commented before, the act of posting on Substack can resemble speaking into a void. 😀
Screw lit fic! I’m pivoting into pixie porn to stem subscription free fall and become the pop stacker I was born to be.
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So you've resolved some key story threads nicely and sent some essential supporting characters off stage to live happily ever after, but there is a trunk on it's way to America that perhaps does not bode well for Hermann, who I believe is foretold to arrive there as well...yipes!
Thank you so much, Frank. I really appreciate your taking the time to read through the story as I’ve been writing it. Your input has been invaluable, including a few private messages. 🙏
My pleasure! Such a remarkable mix of history and entertaining fiction!
It's been great reading this epic saga on Substack, but when I usually read something this dense and intricate in book form, I'll finish the entire book in a week, which makes it easier to not lose track here and there. I think your readers will enjoy this wonderful tale even more in book form.
Jim, I wanted to thank you so much for your support over the last couple of years as I’ve been working on this. I completely agree with you in that it would be better to have it in a book form. Hoping to rectify that soon. At the moment I’m working overseas, but I’m hoping to retire in a few years, which will free up some time!
You're welcome! It's been my pleasure. I retired three years ago and have managed to publish 5 (and this October a 6th) books since I retired. Now, the trick will be keeping up pace that for a few more years. I'd love to get to a dozen or so.
I cannot wait for book 3
Thank you so much, Kai! 😊