March already... this season (my years/seasons run along school year like schedules due to subscription seasons that run from Sept to May and being closed/unemployed for the summer months where I have to work another gig to pay the bills) has just flown past. Being busy is mostly a positive thing, I'm told... and its certainly better than being unemployed which is always a risk. I could certainly use the application of a little devise intervention along the lines of this bit from Wasaman that we've got today.

It's a story that we've seen plenty of times over the years, in film and print, but "Ping_Out" brings it to us in a distinctly Whateley fashion. You'll find it over in the 2nd Gen Story collection. And don't forget to comment and leave feedback for Wasamon.

Happy today to be able to post a continuation of a story from Elrod. As he gets healthy, I expect we'll be stepping up our schedule again... and, in fact, I would not be surprised if some of the synergy effect kicks back in and E.E. and JG start producing faster again, as well. 

In the meantime, enjoy part 4 of "My Fair Shine" ... the second story in the Shine arc. Be sure to post feedback and comments for Elrod!

Wow, I guess so. Was pretty amazing when I walked out of the theatre last night and looked up to see a blood red moon hanging almost directly overhead. I stood with my Cabaret Stage Manager and the Asst SM from our small Pollock Stage whose show had finished close to our own and we had just finished locking up the facility after our drummer finished loading out  (last night of our Swing based show in cabaret setting) and watched the eclipse progress a bit before deciding that it was time to be homeword bound. Not my first eclipse or blood moon... but definitely the most red I've seen. Very cool.

Also very cool is the waning moon bring brought to the table this fine Monday. Specifically, we're talking about Astrodragon's offering for this evening "As e'er beneath a waning moon was haunted" which you can find amidst the Second Generation collection. This is Part One. Enjoy! Be sure to leave a comment or feedback in the forums for Astro!

And so we dive into a new year, 2019. We start the year with a shutdown government. Film theatre is all in a rage about Mary Poppins... who has Returned. I'm not so sure where she's been, but she's back  and everyone's going nuts about her.

Here on the Whateley front, Elrod is ramping back up to speed E. E. has his wood carving knife out and is working his way through a pretty massive piece of white oak.And me? I'm mixing betwe30-50 kids singing Supercalifragilisticexpialadocious.. For this week's content: we have a Star Wars Library piece, "Knight of Empire" in which E. E. Nalley continues his saga.

MageOhki has something a bit off the beaten trail to share with you all this evening.

This is a bit of sci-fi goodness, rattling around in the very large and versatile world of Battletech in which humans have spread into a vast star empire and then dwindled somewhat due to greed, corruption, and the common problem of getting too big to properly fit our britches. In the aftermath, a system of noble clans hold onto what territory they can by force of economic and military strength. Some still aspire to the highest levels of technology reached by humanity, others struggle to keep their technology functioning and hold onto their ability to travel the stars by the barest fingertips. Where it comes to military might, there is the Mech... a complex giant man shaped war machine, piloted by one man or woman, equipped with everything from machine guns to lasers, missle racks to particle cannons. For those who can't field a lance of Mechs of their own, there are mercenary companies, noble clan or private free companies, to hire and send after your enemies... and hope that they honor their contract.

Chapter One of "With the right lever, I can move the world" can be found in the Newest Non-Canon Stories... or more specifically under the Unique Sci-Fi section of the Library stories. Enjoy!