After a long while it’s time for updates once again. To start things off we have Ch 24-27 of Voyagers: SS Robert Heinlein by the Voyagers Authors. Next is Ch 45-47 of Emerald City boys as well as Ch 53-54 of Mayfield Magic by DouglasDD. To finish out the updates we have Ch 41 of Dear Diary by Boudreaux and Ch 13 of Lost Souls by Myke D as well as Ch 20-21 of CSV-DSM Part 2 by ACFan. Check back soon for more updates.

Dear Readers,

While searching for another story I found out that when we transferred all the files from my old site somehow we missed on of Sequoyah Pendors. That story is Mountain Magic, I have begun posting it and will attempt to post a few chapters daily until it is completely posted.

That is the good news, now for the not so good news, I haven't heard from Sequoyah in quite a few years and the last that I heard from him was that he was very ill. No one else that I know of, has heard from him in the same time period. His stories are being moved to the Authors emeritus Group from the Active Authors Group.

Happy Reading,

TSL

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My site can always use your donations to keep it running and Ad Free, any donation big or small will be put to a good use. Thanks for any help that you can give!

Hello readers, today I posted all the remaining chapters of my latest novel to appear here, Jude. This was the only way I could assure the story gets posted complete. I am absent and will not be able to answer emails for some time, meaning probably a long time. EKS.

Dear Readers,

To start off the month of March, our first Story redux is A Week on the Farm by Graeme. This Short Story will bring a smile to your face and joy to your life.

Happy Reading,

TSL

There are three people left on this plane of existence that can ask me to post another chapter before I had intended to, and I will actually do it. Incidentally, all three of them are authors within this wonderful Fort Family. They are ACFan, Jeff, and TheStoryLover. 

You can thank, or blame, TSL for this. Here is the next chapter of Ashes to Asher. Enjoy, I hope.

Boudreaux

Here's a new chapter of Dear Diary as my Valentine's Day present to all of you. A bit ironic that the chapter released for Valentine's Day is dedicated to the man that I loved, but maybe it was meant to be this way.

May your Valentine's Day be as special as I think you are.

Boudreaux

Here's the next chapter just in time for Mardi Gras. Enjoy.

Laissez les bon temps roullez

Boudreaux

Back in the 90's, I did everything I could to accelerate my hearing loss while driving. If it was a song I liked, anyone within a 50ft radius of my car knew. One band that got blasted a lot was "3 Doors Down". I liked their music so much, I even borrowed the title of one of their songs to be the title of a story I got started and still haven't finished.

So, while getting finished "day 1" of my latest payroll run over this past weekend, I learned that a voice that has always had the ability to take me back to a memorable time in my life has been forever silenced. F'ing cancer took another. Brad Arnold, the band's lead singer, lost his battle with kidney cancer at only 47 years old. Rest in peace Brad. For an entire generation and beyond, you will forever be called Superman.

One of my absolute favorite songs:

Dear Readers,

Today, we have a new story by author Rick Beck titled Indian Chronicles, and it is a very intriguing read! Especially what is happening in the world around us!

We also have Book Three of The Braebourne Saga by Robert Cooper. Will the new Earl survive his inheritance?

I also don't want to forget these newer stories by existing authors as well: Mark's Revenge by Ronyx, Medellín by Little Budha, and The Demon's Realm by Edward Kyle Stokes.

Please don't forget that Enoch is back, updating his story, The Field of Love.

As always, please remember that the only payment we authors receive is your emailed comments. So please email the author when you read a chapter and give them your thoughts. While constructive criticism is accepted, please be civil.

Happy Reading,

TSL

Maybe you have come across at one time or another, those little stands in the countryside where farm produce is displayed, fruit or vegetables, and there is a box where you pay for what you take?

I feel that publishing stories here is similar. You put them online and there's an email address to reach out to the author to comment on what you have read.

If people taking fruit and veg don't leave money to pay for what they take, the producers might stop leaving fruit and veg?

Same applies here: if readers never contact authors to give comments on what they have read, the authors might stop publishing the stories.