Good afternoon, Detectives!
It’s been about two weeks and I’ve been slowly thinking over my options on how to expose Detectives Diaries, and shape it into a much better story. I’ve come to the conclusion that I must revise certain major story points that I believe should posses a much deeper meaning in the long run, for it applies to the mystery of the identity of the Bone Breaker, the past of Rochester, and much more. So, once again, the chapters will be revised! I will discuss more later, but for now, this is the first step. Check later for more.
Sincerely, Anthony Jones
Dear Readers,
Greetings, Faoii.
I like writing with soundtracks, or at least certain songs and music in mind. So I thought I’d share my mental playlist for Prophecy:
David Bowie, "Heroes" (the working title from this story came from this song!)
Journey, "Only The Young" (Oliver would be a classic rock fan)
Katy Perry, "Teenage Dream" (because, let’s face it, in the modern-day alternate-universe version of this story, Tir would totally dance around singing this in his bedroom)
Pansy Division, "Who Treats You Right" (because Pansy Division had to be somewhere on this list, given the genre, and because both Tir and Oliver would be vastly amused by most of their less safe-for-work songs)
The Yeah Yeah Yeahs, "Maps" (for when they set off on the Quest: "wait, they don’t love you like I love you...")
The Shins, "Simple Song" (Ollie and Tir both like indie rock, too; they hang out with Ollie’s art-student friends a lot)
ABBA, "Waterloo" (for probably obvious reasons having to do with love and the knowledge of a prophecy and also I think Tir would be an ABBA fan, don’t you?)
My Chemical Romance, "Summertime" (as a backdrop for a certain climactic scene)
Queen, "You’re My Best Friend" (also probably obvious, but I couldn’t resist: "ooh, you make me live...")
Tegan & Sara, "Love They Say" ("you don’t need to wonder / if love will make us stronger / there’s nothing love can’t do...")
Two weeks to go!
If you haven’t ordered your copy of FAE CHILD your time is running out! I am so grateful and excited to report that the Fantasy Syndicate here on Inkshares has picked FAE CHILD as their book for February 2017. This is an amazing honor and I don’t want to let anyone down who has put their faith in me and my little book. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart. :)
To recap: 2 weeks to go, 82 copies to sell. I’ll update again as we get closer to the deadline!
Well, after a few minor technical issues, Ghosts of War is done and in the hands of a small group of beta readers.
This is an important step and a terrifying one. This will be the first time anyone outside of my head knows how the story ends, which has been a closely guarded secret for, oh, about 6 years now. So yeah, this will be me for the next few weeks:

Though it also means I can have a little bit of a break for a week or 2 while I wait, which will be nice. I need a break.
Until next time.