There’s a knock at Margaret’s door, but it’s 2 in the morning and she likes sleep. She has a knitting needle in her hand and an angry temper. If it’s another bleeding highwayman she’ll show them they can’t mess with an old lady in a bad mood. (CLICK HERE for next chronological story)
Intriguing
Thanks, Eric 🙂
This is fascinating, I love Margaret’s facial expressions! Maybe I should have written my fiction in issues instead of parts,but it’s a bit late now!
Hi Sophie, thank you. Parts or issues aside, the quality of your writing is what matters and I am really enjoying reading your Planchette series.
You’re welcome! Yeah I guess it doesn’t matter, I can always change that when the whole thing is finished (it may take a while!) Thank you so much, glad you’re still enjoying it. I love writing it!
As usual; VERY NICE! Love your posts.
Thanks, Wally, I appreciate you taking time to read, it means a lot to me.
I always enjoy the wonderful post thank you because we give presents. I really respect people who think honestly and positively to others. It’s like a wave that is transmitted luck.
Thank you! 😀
Stunning drawing, Cheryl! Love the light touch you’ve used with Margaret. And I always love reading about the GMG – what a fantastic invention he is – written in his gestures.
Thanks, Richard. The GMG is one of my favourites. I wish I could write more about him here, but he has so many secrets I have to keep for the books, I have trouble containing myself sometimes!
You do this so very well…
Thank you, Billy Ray, I appreciate it! Glad you enjoy reading, it means a lot. Cheryl
I’d just like to say that I’m glad you added my blog because you are so talented and your work is absolutely fascinating and intriguing!
Hi Hugo, you’re welcome, I’m enjoying reading your blog because you have a great imagination and aspirations for the future. Good luck with your bucket list btw and thank you so much for stopping by, I’m glad you enjoyed reading. I appreciate it. Cheryl
Thanks 🙂 that means a lot! No problem I’ll keep checking back to see your new posts. Cheers Hugo
I love the drawing!
Thank you so much, I love your photography and poetry. Sweden looks like a very beautiful and inspiring country.
It is a great country! Have a lovely Easter.
Thank you, and you too! 😀
Thanks so much for the follow! What a cool site! I love your drawings and writing. I used to draw a lot to stimulate creativity in my writing, I need to do it more. Thanks for the inspiration.
Hi Teryn, thank you so much. I enjoyed reading “Your Beautiful World” and thought the photography was stunning. Did you take that photo? Good to meet you. Cheryl
No, I didn’t. But I have taken up photography and hope to capture scenes like that someday!
Whew! That knitting needle had me worried… : )
Ah, yes, she would have used it if she had to! Not sure who’d win in a death match between Margaret and the Guild Master’s General! 😀
Hey, thanks for the follow, and also: wow!!! I’m always impressed by authors who also dabble in illustrations…though I must say, you do a lot more than just dabble 🙂
Hi Rolark, you’re welcome, you have an impressive review site. Thank you for visiting here too, I appreciate it. Cheryl
I love your blog. The photography is awesome. I have lots to read, and I will. Thank you for the like on The Rayless Universe and being a follower. Keep up the fantastic work.
Hi Ms. Vee, you’re welcome. I also enjoyed reading “Charades” and am looking forward to reading more of your work and posts. Thank you for stopping by. I’m glad you enjoyed reading. Good to meet you. Cheryl
A pleasure to meet you too Cheryl. Happy Easter! Until we read again..Keep up the good work.
Wow, fantastic site! I am bookmarking it to peruse more thoroughly later!
You’re welcome, Wildersoul, and thank you. BTW I love your artwork in the Colouring Book and the detail you put into your sketches. I always loved pen and ink.
I love the expression you get in the characters’ faces – perfect for bringing out the mood in the story!
I’m astounded by your artistic talent, your imagination and your beautiful blog! Thank you for visiting mine, and for following it — that’s how I discovered yours!
Hi Vijaya, you’re welcome, as I’m impressed by your writing and in particular, Loneliness — A Vignette. I’m glad you found your way here too. It’s good to meet you. Thank you for your kind words. I appreciate it. Cheryl
Beautiful, beautiful blog! The stories and illustrations are amazing. Thank you for visiting mine.I will definitely keep up with yours.
Hi Lesleigh, thank you, that means a lot. BTW I love your witches house!! Good to meet you. Cheryl
Oh thanks! I had so much fun making that.
Great to meet you, too!
Lesleigh
A fascinating blog you have here. I will come back and read more. And thank you for the ‘likes’ and follow. Wishing you all the best.
You’re welcome and thank you too!
I must say the art works are great…so real and an awesome post you have here. love old Margret’s facial expression.
Hi Mica, thank you so much 🙂 Glad you like it. BTW The Dolce & Gabbana collection is stunning, I enjoyed that post, I love the ingenuity and imagination behind the designs.
A writer and an artist – both talents shining here. Lovely to ‘meet’ you.
Hi Juli, thank you 😀 Your Autumn in Glasgow shots are beautiful btw. (I just wish it was Spring here at the moment and not still winter!) Hope your move back to Australia went smoothly, (I’m sure it’s a lot warmer!). Good to ‘meet’ you too. Cheryl
Thanks so much for the follow. Good luck with publishing your books. I’ll be back. But first I have to help my parents move to another apartment… Oh my God.
Hi Shelley, you’re welcome, thank you! I hope the move went well. Sorry for the late reply btw. Good to meet you. Cheryl
I love this series. Every time I think I’ve worked it out, it throws up another surprise, brilliant.
Hi Alison, thank you, that means a lot. BTW I’m enjoying reading your “Another Life” series. Cheryl
Thanks Cheryl,
I’m nervous about this one as it’s the first one I’ve done that I haven’t finished before publishing.
Really glad you like it.
Alison
To know that someone of your profound talent and soul is following me is…there is no word. Only, I thank you for having a thousand lives living in you so that you may write them for us.
Thank you so much Lee, that means a lot to me. I’ve followed you on Twitter. Good to meet you. Cheryl
Thank you Cheryl! Again 😉 I went for quality over quantity and you saw a need 😉 A true creative sees where the gaps need to be filled in. Now I must find out about Georges De Somme 😉 You are quite an inspiration.
What a lovely post, excellently put together!
Thank you 🙂
oh I like Margaret! Her face is so expressive – so many stories there; and her straight-talking is endearing.