Travels through the Wild West: the Isle of Dread

[Horacio]

Thanks! Thanks! Thanks!

Why don't you also serialise your first novel here, in the Story Hour forum?

Please...

 

[Maldur]

That was great!!
Have fun on your well earned breather (but please dont take too long )

Thanks, Maldur

 

[Lazybones]

Thorntangle, Talindra, Tonguez, Horacio, and Maldur (and all the other readers of TttWW): thanks for your kind comments. Writing for you guys was a pleasure.

Horacio: I've thought about putting some of my other work on this site, although my three homegrown settings aren't really D&D based per se. Maybe I'll put together a poll thread to gauge the level of interest.

I'll be back!
LB

 

[Horacio]

Horacio: I've thought about putting some of my other work on this site, although my three homegrown settings aren't really D&D based per se. Maybe I'll put together a poll thread to gauge the level of interest.

I'll be back!
LB

Do it!
Do it, please!

 

[Maldur]

Ive read the story on your site, and it was very nice. I wouldn't mind reading the rest of that story either

So keep writing and we will keep reading.

-Maldur

 

[Broccli_Head]

Thanks for the Isle of Dread, LB. Really enjoyed the story and looking forward to book IV.

 

[Greybar]

Having been entranced by this story hour, I felt a word of thanks to Lazybones was in order. If this little bump helps someone else find and enjoy these tales, all the better.

Great work, O author. A great style indeed. Since you stay close to 3E, we can all hope we can run games as good.

John

 

[Maldur]

oh boy, no armor, no frost axe!

this will take some explanation!!

Now we only need Dana and the crew is complete!

 

[Lazybones]

Nice to see the old threads make an appearance on the first page again. Thanks, Greybar. I look forward to seeing you on the current story thread.

 

[Maldur]

oops, stupid me mixing up the old and the new thread