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On chapter ten now. Love this.

On chapter nine now, having as much fun reading the manga as I did watching the series.

Now I must be off, to use the phone wave (name subject to change) and D-mail myself in the past, before The Organization erased me, making all but the bravest souls fearful of reviewing me! LOL

If you know, you know, if not read Steins:Gate. LOL

No page numbers, so guessing, but on chapter eight now. Great cool fun, just like the show.

Read Don't Dream On Midsummer's Eve and You'll Be Surprised. Just a bit to go and I'm finished with this one, and get back to Angel and Cordy and Faith.

Read The Cellar, closing in on the last few stories with this one.

Guessing on page count since I'm skipping around, but read White Cap and The Gilded Pupil. Both were fun, in an old-fashioned way.

Read Underground, a terrific little story with loads of atmosphere, a tricky plot, and some real danger, with a touch of romance thrown in. Ethel Lina White's short stories usually had more than one element, making them difficult to categorize as simply suspense or mystery or drama, slice of life or romance. The sign of a great storyteller to be able to blend it all in and make the stories seem bigger than they are.

I'll be running a promotion for my new release, The Kelly Martin Story, November 1-5, along with many other great surprises, so be sure to check Amazon Kindle during those dates. Reviews and ratings for The Kelly Martin Story, and any other title from my canon you may decide to pick up during this special promotion is much appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Read Caged, a very good story where White manages to create atmosphere and setting, even emotions in a brief number of pages. Great stuff.

Read Lightning Strikes Twice. Really LOVED this one, which I'll talk about when I'm finished and post a review.

After a break for the holidays, work will resume on The Deadly Green Hills, Seth Halliday #7. Planning on a release early next year, spring at the latest.

Read The Holiday, great stuff. Since I'm skipping around, I won't be doing page updates. Over half the stories read now I believe, and not a dud yet. That's what happens when it's a collection from a single writer of this talent and caliber.

Skipped ahead, read Catastrophe. Not a dud yet!

Jumped ahead and read Mabel's House, a really good one.