Just two more scenes left to write and I can start typing up The Witches Of Cara. Better still, I have been invited to contact the local paper about it, which is well worth a plug, being based in this very area. Leading on from this project, I am teaming up with K R Boyter to create a double bill adventure gamebook. Beyond that, a third Pneuma book is inevitable. Though damaged, I’m thriving, and owe it to so many people who have helped me through a turbulent time. X
I’d like to thank that one person in Muasdale for providing me with everything I needed to prove my innocence in recent times. Paradoxically, your actions worked against your friend “who you’ve known for years” (uh-huh 🐮💩).
As someone who blogs, posts on Facebook daily, keeps records and statements, I have been able to prove myself innocent with evidence when needed. To be fair, this wasn’t often the case, as most people in the village saw (with their own eyes) what was going on, and even tried to warn me. Visiting family members also witnessed this. You however, simply went by the ramblings of another well biographed gobshite. It’s a shame, because I thought you were smarter than this. Shame on you also, for supporting an affair, child abuse, narcissistic abuse and dissing a charity simply because I campaign against it. I noticed you were slating male victims only, which makes you quite the misandrist. No wonder your old man likes solitary pass times.
However, having done me the favour albeit unintentionally, you are always welcome to not only come and view this evidence, but speak to 12 other victims over the past 30 odd years. Failing that, enjoy your friend as you dangle on strings, until they throw you beneath a bus like everybody else they ever met.
Theresa Godly speaks to film reviewer Ward Bond, about her short film on parental alienation, the award winning The Stranger I Love. Click here to watch.
Bit late I know, but I’ve been busy covering at work and also penning away my next book, Paranormal Hero 3: The Witches Of Cara. The first draft is probably half complete right now as I tip over the 200th reference. One recent scene took forever, as the ‘talents’ that the reader adopts can spread more branches through the story than your generic Leave?Go back?Search? type Gamebooks.
Further to this, I am gathering ideas for the 3rd Pneuma installment all of the time. I also wish to take on board the ideas from a couple of little helpers. Before that though, I will be teaming up with K R Boyter aka Loquacious McCabre to bring you another Jamthology style book as well. So 2025 will keep me going, and I very much remain a staunch campaigner against Parental Alienation, and fundraiser for various charities. Enjoy your new year everyone.
With permission from filmmaker and actor Theresa Godly , I can share with everyone the film festival page where you can view The Stranger I Love, a film about parental alienation which I have helped out on. It’s the third one down. https://bigsyn.org/mluk-screenings/https://bigsyn.org/mluk-screenings/
I am delighted for my good friend Theresa Godly, whose short film on Parental Alienation – The Stranger I Love – has made it into The Big Syn film festival in Piccadilly. We still hope to raise more money for submission to other festivals around the world and spread awareness of the terrible social issue or #parentalalienation in the hopes it shall be criminalised. https://www.tinyurl.com/tsilfmhttps://www.tinyurl.com/tsilfm
I am delighted to inform you all that earlier this afternoon we managed to cross our funding goal. A huge thank you to everyone who has pledged. With over three and a half weeks still left, we should be able to get a few more Backers as well.
The gamebook community is very niche, but also incredibly supportive of itself and this has shone through.
In the meantime keep spreading the word, and hope to bring you something great in return. You can back this project <<<HERE>>>
When I was 19 years old, I produced my first full length interactive gamebook manuscript, The Curse Of Axehead Island. On reading it back to myself, it felt flat, with an off-the-peg plot and rather boring characters. I even had a go at illustrations for it but could never match the skills I was weened on. (See pic 🤢)
25 years later, I had an inspiring walk on the local beach with my dog. I managed to tweak that dusty old manuscript enough that it became more engaging, with a couple of clever twists. It became The Druids Of Pneuma. The third book that I self-published on the readily available Amazon KDP. Better still, having met my own heroes from yesteryear, I managed to recruit one of the illustrators whose work I’d admired for so many years before. And now, Malcolm Barter and I are preparing to work on another project. The Witches Of Cara, now live on Kickstarter.
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