So here’s two out of three - pics of the zines and the third flyer should hopefully be up tomorrow. ^_^

Mirrorfall Flyer
The art in this was done by Matthew Jonathan Gollschewski.

Secret Vocab Flyer
The art in this was done by Adrian, aka, Knightsfaith.

Tuesday - UPDATE

Went up to the printer this morning, dropped of the files. They should be done this afternoon *crosses fingers*

‘I heard you were thinking of doing something stupid.’

Enid recognised the voice, so didn’t bother to turn her eyes away from the store window. The diamond necklace shone under the carefully placed lights - it would be a treat she would get if everything went according to plan. Money wasn’t a factor - she could always swipe her ID through and run it up on the Agency tab, but there was no point to a reward if it wasn’t earned. ‘Stupid?’ she said at last. ‘You mean, like walking through the city without even a glamour? Why must you make everyone suffer your ugly mug?’

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‘Are you sure you won’t need coordination on this one?’

Ryan looked across the conference room table at Clarke. ‘We don’t anticipate much competition for the mirror - according to reports, Remington’s forces haven’t moved, neither have-’

‘Then who are you expecting?’

‘Opportunists, Solstice, and a leech.’

‘Two leeches.’

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I’m sorry that #81 (below, go read it now!) is the only update so far this week. I have an honest excuse for this.

I’ve been organising for the first public Wibbly appearance. There’s a zine fair in Melbourne, and we’ve been getting stuff ready for that. The wonderful Nat of Secret Vocab is going to be manning the table at the Emerging Writer’s Festival - there will be a Wibbly zine, containing sections of Mirrorfall, Secret Vocab and Shimmer, as well as extras, like character profiles. We’ll also be giving out flyers (I’ll post those when they’re done), and selling badges.

I believe that at least a couple of you are from the Melbourne area, so feel free to drop by.

So yes, this is why there’s been a lack of Mirrorfall this week. I’m sorry, bad author. I’ll get working on the next chapter as soon as I can.

By Stef’s reckoning, at least thirty years had passed since she’d been left alone in the interrogation room. Or thirty minutes - there was a possible error in the time factor.

The bouncy ball still lay across the other side of the small room waiting for her to retrieve it. She continued to ignore it - it had left her, so there was no point in getting it back just so it could run away again.

She pushed herself off the concrete floor and walked over to the door. She jiggled the handle and it moved - she stared at it for a moment, and then pulled it open.

And was greeted by a brick wall with another small frosted window in it.

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