Gandalf

You are doing it again. Now I need to dig through your old versions and compare! I’m enjoying being back in your worlds as always. Pax. Ste

This is a re write or am I going nuts. Either way I’m back going through your addictive adventures. As always thanks for all you do. I’m sure I’ll burble here from time to time. Pax. Ste

Appears to be a vintage grape off the Arbour! thanks. Ste

Thanks for another grand adventure. How come all your people(even our original protagonists)are so young and vital whilst I have become a geezer while reading and rereading all these tales? Thanks for marching Us right on into the ongoing saga as well. Pax. Ste

I’m pretty sure I commented when this first came out but just enjoyed this so much. I am so glad you are back here after all this time. Pax Ste

I feel like Hunter is dealing with distant Dad, strange culture, the new school/life way better than I can imagine but I’m probably more like Zack. It felt like too long waiting for this chapter but will do my best to patiently await the next. Thanks for your work. i don’t know if I already mentioned how I had remembered you from the past and how much I am enjoying your return and new adventures. Pax. Ste

So many hours of pleasure. Read and re read. You have kept this historian, social worker, and trans Atlantic sailor well entertained and at times distracted from reality in such a grand way. Thank you so much for all you have done for us. Pax Ste

What a nice spook! Thanks for your work. Pax.

My clinical diagnosis of Jack was closing in on “One hurting buckaroo” and afraid we were heading further down that path. So glad to see both boys get such relief from their friends. Wow I am enjoying this so much. Rereading “Someday Out of the Blue” again so very glad you are writing again. Pax. Ste

A psychiatrist came out after seeing a kid I was working with and said,” He’s one hurting buckerue!”. Ever since one of my favorite diagnoses. Sadly Jack appears to fit. I hope Tommy and Doctor Mommy can hold Nicky together while Jack stabilizes. I’m rereading “ somewhere out of the Blue” and that too is in a painful space then I found this chapter out. Thanks,I think, for your incredible stories. Pax Ste

Clearly just trying to out Cliff our lost GOAT..

Ah, so all three characters are Myr aspects! what fun!

I literally did almost nothing but read! The worst is trying to explain the story to someone! It is hard to explain the main plot without touching on subplots then I am as buried as CJ became. My family and friends get sucked in just by my summary. If I life I can see another read someday. It really is as addictive to me as Tolkien once was. pax, Ste

It's now 20 years since I was in a full gale in the gulf stream and had kinda forgotten the noise from everything that could possibly bang or vibrate. As I mentioned above (ten years ago) this brought back memories of that time for me yet again. Powerful writing as always. I unfortunately don't remember how Trev saves the day so .... Pax Ste

Third time scaling this cliff. last time was ten years ago. I have used all my free time for the last two weeks. All my friends and family hate me and this story. Yet here I am, torn between constant rush to get it over with and the wish to slow down and enjoy the precipice that has never existed in our lamented author's works. Amazing that it has caught me up as much as ever although not having to suffer waiting for the next chapter is a small blessing. I'm wondering if I reread Dickens or other serial writers if I could find where the original chapters were written by the precipitous moments. Pax, Ste