The Cat Speaks the Truth

The problem of letting everything on autopilot is that you forget about things and your "writer's career" ends like this:

Credits: www.carloneworld.it. I hope the cat was not harmed during photo shooting

I received some kind letters asking me if I was going to continue with Julian's story and I frowned. "What? If it is quite finished," I said to myself. "I'm on chapter 20 or something."  There I realised that  I forgot to post more about this young man, his wolfdog and his employer. 

I'm sorry about that. I will post the missing chapters every Thursday from tomorrow onwards. All old chapters are under the tag "The Forgotten Ones" which happens to be the book's title. 

During Christmas I made a silly bet with one of the readers. All right, I'm allergic to sulphites (yes, that thing which every bottle of wine warns us against) but nothing was said about gin tonics. Maybe I drank a bit too much and we dared each other. “If you do this (impossible financial foe) I'll write TS3.”

The reader achieved it... and I pay my debts (though I swore not to write a third part). I had one plot, but it was rejected by said bet-winner. It seems people don't like that I set the action 20 years in the future or kill Guntram and Constantin, to centre everything around the children. “A seventy-five year old Konrad? You're nuts.”

So, all of them will be on board: Konrad, Guntram, the children, Constantin, Goran, Ferdinand and a long so on. The action will be set right after the last story of “Of Kindness and Compassion in Toads and Frogs”

I'm working on that one too.

Should I be naughty and offer chapters one and two to you? Perhaps they don't make much sense to the people who has not read the last tale of that book yet.