Island In The Sand
Part IX
Star awakened at the beckoning of a soft, distant, voice.
Island In The Sand, Part IX
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Such an amazing complicated life you have lived. It’s all in the deep shadows of the written words you so freely share with us. Everything you write is being at the theater and beyond as you capture every sense of emotion a human could experience. Seldom is an author capable of taking to the movies without an actual picture screen and sound. On a lighter note. How’s Bentley doing? I keep looking for updates on him!!
Always enjoy your input, Jack.
And so much appreciate the support.
bem=ntley is different yet similar to Harvey.
I do feel blessed he is here.
Semper fi,
Jim
wow thats a cliff hanger of a story need more more
More coming soon, Dave.
Semper fi,
Jim
Reminds me…” On one hand there’s this; On the other hand, turned over…there’s that!” You’ve managed to coax a genuine Da Vinci, Jim! By the way…I love Rye!
Fairly begs a #2 pencil-type answer…Exactly two what can one add, too?
As usual Dennis, your pen dances across the paper and leaves a trail of brilliant melody, mystery and wonderful sense.
I love the reading and the think you require that I do.
Semper fi,
Jim
I was really just trying to make you smile Jim! You got a big one from me!
Thanks! I enjoyed all the forked roads of this last part, and look forward to which way you decide to go! Semper Fi
Actually, I don’t have to think about which way to go in the story.
I just have to think about the details of how it all came to
be and then played out. The nuts and bolts are all there to this very day.
Thanks for writing the way you write…
Semper fi,
Jim
OK. I like it. Can’t wait for more.
Thanks SA. I much appreciate abbreviated compliments like your own. I know that, for some, it is hard to write on here.
Thank you.
Semper fi,
Jim
Really getting into Island in the Sand. Waiting to see what comes up next.
Thanks Mike. I love writing that story. It’s my ‘turn to the right and welcome relief’ from Thirty Days, which is up right now
on the main computer. I write Sand on this tattered junk computer held together with gorilla tape….
Semper fi,
Jim
I love this. So many thoughts and questions going through my mind. I can’t wait to read more.
Thank you for sharing James.
I am tickled that you like this novel, Nancy. I have much enjoyed the writing.
When it is done I will explain more about the characters in the real world, not just the place.
My fiction is so deeply threaded into and around reality it is
hard to explain. Thanks for loving the work. Means everything to me.
Semper fi,
Jim
Once again, well done and as always, leaving me hungry for more. Thanks James
I much appreciate you excitement for getting more. Sure keeps me going…
Semper fi,
Jim
👍 super.
Thank you, Jim.
Yhis is a slightly different direction
Jim
Do you get the same break from this as I do? I read your latest from Thirty Days and then this. Whew!
Yes, Walt…
This is a welcomed diversion, my friend.
Semper fi,
Jim
I had been wondering how long before the others caught up with them. They are face with quite the learning curve ahead of them it seems. The control computer kind of shot them in the foot it seems. Hope that is stemmed now.
All the stories over the years of the Los Alamos lab and what could be found in there gives some credence of realism as well. Everything one could imagine has been stated a reality there. Now sounds as though the artificial intelligence is a reality there as well.
Los Alamos hides a lot of mystery!
Thank you, Pete, for your continued support.
semper fi,
Jim