Eight: Chapter Three and Four

Today’s blog section covers Chapters Three and Four of Ei8ht. 😀 It’s something I have never done before, but I am going to do it now because the story is beginning to write itself; each character is staying true to their own complex nature. So, let’s start with Chapter Three. This chapter delves into the… Continue reading Eight: Chapter Three and Four

Ei8ht: Chapter Two

Memories… I have re-read chapter two and discovered nothing special, nothing that stands out, at least. (I enjoyed reading it! This is a nice feeling – I even laughed at one point. Clearly showing I enjoy my own humour.) Facts: The chapter is about Jessie, an imaginary character reflecting my imaginary ideas of how my… Continue reading Ei8ht: Chapter Two

Ei8ht: Chapter One

Some chapters are harder to write than others. This is the first chapter of Book Four, ‘Ei8ht‘ and the fourth year of trying to understand and accept the fact that I lost my own ‘Garden of Eden’. Reading it now refreshes the struggles I was going through at the time. The opening chapter seems to… Continue reading Ei8ht: Chapter One

Indigenous Chapter Sixteen

As this is the final chapter of this book – and because I don’t want to spoil anyone’s pleasure in reading it – I will keep this blog post short. The chapter starts with a monologue of sorts between Evylin and her subconscious, whom she refers to as “Eve”: a demon/angel-like creature that whispers in… Continue reading Indigenous Chapter Sixteen

Indigenous Chapter Fifteen

I clearly remember picturing this whole opening scene. I think it originates from a childhood memory. The presence of shop security was always enough of a deterrent to stop anyone from trying to nick something. And, if I remember rightly, it was considered a ‘cushy number’, because not many people tried. Of course, today, things… Continue reading Indigenous Chapter Fifteen

I asked AI

The following text is a combination of questions I asked NotebookLM and ChatGpt. I was curious to know what my books revealed about my true character. First, I asked Notebook. Then, I copied and pasted into ChatGpt, asking it if they could remove any repetition and make it more ‘blog friendly’ – ( I think… Continue reading I asked AI

My Christmas blog

It’s not really, it’s just that the book is finally finished, and I have to say goodbye to all my characters. Some I have loved, I can’t really say why, but I did. Lisa, for example, I loved writing about her. Some I have modelled on people I love – Evylin, for example. Of course,… Continue reading My Christmas blog