volume two

all systems go this week to get volume two to print. cross everything, we are definitley on track to give 'wink' a better life before the end of february.

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leyton

all on track for volume two

proof read went well. one or two illustrations required. should be done this week (if not tomorrow!) now aiming to launch volume two on one of the last two weekends in feb.

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leyton

inching forward

the final proof read of 'wink' and other parts of volume two will occur over the weekend. keep fingers, toes, knees and noses crossed for em again please. its on to layout and planning launch night then. can you bear the excitement?
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leyton

volume two story announcement

it may be a day late - in fact it is a day late - but this is the announcement of the title of the story to be used in volume two of one short story to be told. are you ready? take a deep breath. ok. the story is called......'wink'
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leyton

Feedback on Volume One

Feedback from Carol, the second recipient of Volume One has arrived here at the ethereal plains, so we thought it might be an idea to share it with our intrepid, intelligent inductees (that's you, of course). So here it is.

I really enjoyed the book, I found the story 'Waiting For Life To Return' very sad and very moving. I was delighted to be only the second person to read it. Most of all I loved the idea of the book having a life of it's own and the reader being part of an adventure with it.
Great concept. Looking forward to Volume Two.
Carol.

nearly there! (for one piece at least)

we are this ' ' close to finalising the story for volume two. the weekend should see it done. thanks to all those who crossed fingers, toes and noses to help. I could feel the your energy helping me. if all goes well announcement of story title wil happen on monday. 88*googleplex -leyton

Volume One reaches it's third city

having winged its way across the pond to london, eng, volume one has now winged its way back and settled in dublin, ireland. it has, therefore, in a relatively short period of time (especially for a story) visited cork, london and dublin - dare i say three major cities.

major or not what i can say with granite certainty is that the journey has almost redbullishly energised 'waiting for life to return' as in its last correspondance with me (this morning) it sounded as cheery as a newly graduated clown, and as lightfooted as a butterscotch sweet.

the latest receipient travels under the moniker of lita, and she too sounded excited in her (technologically issued) correspondence. she didn't, i would have to say, sound as lightfooted as a butterscotch sweet, but she did sound as cherry as a newly graduated clown - and two newly graduated clowns must sound amazing together, i'm sure you'd agree.

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