In honor of Gemma’s birthday, here’s a very short, very chaste piece on the joys of biking and other things.
It’s on a new page called Sketches from Scotland. A while back Norma made a request for travel stories from Scotland. I kept the request to hand, as I do, and waited for the right inspiration to come. This was it.
Then as I was doing research on Scotland and the Highlands, I discovered there are approximately 750,000 stories to be told about the land of Watson’s birth.
So I started this page as kind of a market basket for them. I’ll plunk new storylettes in as the urge comes over me. Right now I don’t have an outline or any plan of any kind other than to touch on the long list of places and things that caught my fancy as I was studying up. Any road, we’ll see what develops. Suggestions are more than welcome.
I love and yearn for story requests of any kind. Working on these little pieces fuels my brain and keeps the creative fires burning for the longer, more ambitious stuff.
All that’s to say I’d appreciate any requests you’d care to pass my way. Feel free to email me – my address is at the left.
And, as always, thanks for reading.


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Wednesday, 23 July, 2008 at 14:42
Anonymous
http://www.metroactive.com/papers/cruz/10.09.02/curse2-0241.html
I love this one when I’m trying to curse authentically in Gaelic. Everything just sounds…WORSE.
Monday, 8 September, 2008 at 21:46
Lalie
Wherefore art thou, new fic? You’re one of the best H/W writers I’ve ever come across. I can has moar?
I guess that doesn’t count as a proper review, though the sentiment may be honorable. I’ve been really caught up in your Longest Night series, mainly because you write a mean french accent. I’ve never tried to phoneticize (is that a word?) “hein” but the “ehn” is quite right. I keep mouthing it. In fact, onlookers must think I’m crazy. But the nicely dosed angst, the believable characters, the oh so vulnerable Watson- and I must say I’m also intrigued by vulnerable Holmes in some of your other stories. You do vulnerability exceptionally well. Anyway, it’s brilliant and the overall high quality is helping to keep my spirits up in what is turning into a very difficult time for me. So thank you. And please update some time soon.