Writing goes on.

It is that time of the year—in the northern hemisphere—when a leisurely schedule combines with sweltering heat to beget tie-up stories involving cute teens in nylon. I post only one story this week but things are in the works. I wrote five chapters of a story idea picked in last month’s poll. The story is based on a Corazon pic commissioned by tapegod02, Leaving Your Window Open. It stands on its own but can fit sequels and developments. It’s a pleasant setup with enticing characters for me—and hopefully for you, too.

I’m also tackling the second idea about a dominated tutor.  It’s almost complete at five chapters. I reuse the Jérémie character that’s in the latest Michel story but in another setting. No spoilers for now.

Speaking of Michel, since the story is complete, a short post is due.

For this latest one, I borrowed BC’s character and got him into a setting that is more familiar to me. I love imagining the estates these privileged characters live in. This version of Jérémie had to have all the facilities required to adequately welcome Michel. What happens to him is much milder than the trials the Guides have put him through, though. The BC collaboration for a sequel has yielded three drawings with text. BC has other works that take time.

Some news on the Quite a Boarding School saga: the Great Tournament is complete. It was a fun ride imagining the boys’ summer adventures. Talking of estates, this is one I really got acquainted with; I have developed clear mental pictures of the park and the various buildings and locations within. Was it the same to you, or did you have trouble picturing them?

I have ideas for other stories with a more limited cast but possibly including some TGT characters. What about a weekend of games at Saint Sebastian in the fall, with 12 to 15 boys? If you have any ideas, feel free to suggest them; they might feed the creative process. I don’t know when I’ll tackle these yet.

Endless Plight requires another chapter for volume completion. I intend to write a third story. Considering all the characters who appeared in the second book, there are many more bondage situations that need to happen! I know how the story ends, though I don’t know all the details up to that point.

A more satisfactory ending to Endless Plight should be posted within two weeks, announcing the final story in the cycle coming later this year!