Thank you, thank you, thank you!
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You are welcome.Thank you, thank you, thank you!
However did you find it? I have been looking for the setting since I became a member almost a month ago. (I've also scoured the How To forum, and finally succumbed to asking in this post.)
I wish I could hit the "Like" button a hundred times. (I mean, ok, I can - but it just turns the "Like" off and on and doesn't get me the desired effect.)
And ... I liked the Albatross staring back at me. (I snuck a peek at your bio
And interestingly - my first story I published (well, only to date) has a character named Carter lol.)
Once again, many, many thanks. You are my hero.
By the way, I clicked on your non-fiction link. You have a LOT! The two that caught my eye were the time traveling ones ... Time and Again, and Rerun. (I'm in the midst of writing a series in Lit ... and it has an essence of time travel.)
I have since put those stories up here at Lit, just click My Stuff at Lit link. The titles are the same. The first of the time travel stories is Aftermath, the protag doesn't really travel in time by he communicates mentally with his future self. That is the start of the John Abernathy series. There is a note at the beginning telling you which one to read next. There is one that falls outside the grouped stories... Winds of Change.
1 - thanks for the correction in my post. At least the one in your reply message. (Is there a way I can edit a post if I make an error? I saw an "edit" drop down once ... but it doesn't appear for me all the time. Hmmm ... I will.look again.)I have since put those stories up here at Lit, just click My Stuff at Lit link. The titles are the same. The first of the time travel stories is Aftermath, the protag doesn't really travel in time by he communicates mentally with his future self. That is the start of the John Abernathy series. There is a not at the beginning telling you which one to read next. There is one that falls outside the grouped stories... Winds of Change.
I did fix your post also.
