Celtic Bard: Blog

OK folks, I have submitted the Timeline for reposting. I got an e-mail from a reader and he had a suggestion about that particular file so I will be implimenting his suggestion from here on out. In the Timeline you will start to find lines that start with *. Those are the story titles posted already and they are inserted into the rough area in the timeline where they take place. I had thought the first two were easy to place but when I got the reader's e-mail I realized that "The Blue Man" was a little obscure and some of the other stories I have planned cannot be placed by simply reading the story and looking for events on the timeline. So, "The Doom of Immortality" can be found near the beginning of the Timeline and "The Blue Man" will be near the end.

I have two stories and another addendum which will be coming soon, one is simply a sequel to "The Doom of Immortality" (HINT: You REALLY need to have read Doom before reading that one) and follows The Wanderer and another is about a blind Am'mortal sorceress. Look for those in the next week or two. The addendum is an appendix of sorts which will flesh out some of the concepts in the Universe such as races, gods, and nations. I might get that reformatted for posting this weekend and will post another entry here when I submit it.

And I want to thank all the readers who have read and liked the stories posted so far. I am glad my work has found an audience and that the audience is appreciative.

The newest story in The World of the Am'mortal Universe will be out in the next day or so, once the webmasters get it looked over and posted. I have also posted something to help those of you who read the first story and saw my end note about historical incontinuity in the posting of following stroies. It is a timeline I worked out when I first came up with the World of the Am'mortal and it has many of the significant events in the 8,000+ years of history. If you read over it carefully you will see when the new story, The Blue Man, fits into the Universe's history. Many of the stories in the Universe will deal with events in the timeline. Hope it helps.

Welcome to the sometimes odd, sometimes scintilating, sometimes frightening, and sometimes just plain confusing world that is my mind. Consider this the driftwood along the shore following the storms which rage therein. Enjoy, or not, at your pleasure and let me know what you think, so long as it is constructive. Otherwise leave your comments at the front desk . . . if you can find it.