Dear Troll,
thanks for the email you sent and I really appreciated mine being called a 'gem'. I've really enjoyed looking around your colection today. It's great to go to blogs that are genuinely creative and fun. So often they are so dreary "Then I washed my socks, we had ravioli for tea, Eastenders were crap who does that Stacey Slater think she is e.t.c"

Love timsuzi xxx

thanks, timsuzi :-). this has been the most challenging blog to write, and it faces me and the reader with a conundrum, and that is, it's a story which, for the majority, can only ever be read backwards.

Cloud Factory is different, in that the stories stand alone, but there's obviously a linking idea to them.

i wondered if you felt the supporting blogs here work; the idea is that they support the main blog (Troll Blog)...

anyway, just thoughts, just thinking....

all best,

trollydolly x

Dream awhile with me, my sweet troll.

Almost a HAKU, very nice

Jess

jporter32 @ cox.net

hi Jess,

does Troll Blog make any sense at all arriving at it half-way through? it's a question i pose above: the trouble with writing a story in serial format using a blog is that readers often don't start at the beginning; they're launched into the middle. which can be fun. but can also just make folk plain dizzy!

all best,
g