The Dark Side of the Moon (Kieran's Works)

Next Fic to be Updated: Trinity VII: The Twilight

Completion Level: 2.5 pages (approx. 25%)

Estimated Upload Date: Sunday October 19


. . . No, you're not reading that wrong - I'm taking an extra week to get the next chapter out. There's a couple of reasons for that:

First, Thanksgiving is coming up this weekend (for those of us in the Frozen North), and between the holiday and the work that's going to follow it once it's over, ...

Count Chocula. Franken Berry. Boo Berry. Fruit Brute. Yummy Mummy.

For those of us who grew up in the 1970s - 90s (of which I am one), these cereals are a fond childhood memory. These days, only the first three are still in circulation, and even then, only around Hallowe'en. But now, for the first time in over 30 years, Fruit Brute returns, after being cancelled in 1982. As does ...

Next Fic to be Updated: Trinity VII: The Twilight

Completion Level: 2 pages (approx. 20%)

Estimated Upload Date: Sunday

Between late meetings at work, weekend shifts, and a touch of writer's block (and idea overload) - and honestly, all the new fall TV - I may be a bit late in posting, this time - but I'll try to have it up at the usual time.

Next Fic to be Updated: Trinity VII: The Twilight

Completion Level: 4 pages (approx. 40%)

Estimated Upload Date: Sunday


Like the title says, I'm just feeling kind of blah today, and I can't even blame summer doldrums - can I? Ah, well, maybe I can sleep it off. After all, there's "Big Bang Theory," "The Michael J. Fox Show," and "Elementary" tomorrow.

In the meantime, progress continues apace on the ...

I couldn't let it pass without acknowledging it.

Update Completion Level: 4.25 pages (approx. 43%)

Expected Upload Date: Sunday, as usual



There's not much else to say, at the moment. I've been playing around with the whole "Scion/Fate" crossover idea, and a Norse variation on the mystery I've been writing, but I've got nothing really concrete, yet.

Maybe after I get this chapter up, I can look into it . . .