Tag Archives: Telrachnid

MILK RUN- Toby’s Guilt

Posted on May 6, 2016 by James

COMMENTS PLEASE. WILL RECIPROCATE! So here’s a short piece from the second half of the scene from the “Second Chance” chapter of MILK RUN- a new SciFi novel in the making where our hero must choose: the girl or the mission? … Continue reading →

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MILK RUN- Toby’s Second Chance

Posted on April 28, 2016 by James

MILK RUN is a young adult military science fiction story about Captain Toby Nathanael Thornton, Jr., fresh out of space command school on his first mission as captain of the USS Princeton, an old destroyer class spacecraft. The Telrachnid war … Continue reading →

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MILK RUN- On To The Story Beats

Posted on February 14, 2016 by James

These last few blog posts, I laid out the bones that forms the skeletal structure of MILK RUN. These are major events in the story: from the Inciting Incident that changes our hero’s life forever; through the point where he … Continue reading →

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MILK RUN- The Wrap Up

Posted on January 24, 2016 by James

Wrap Up!  That’s the last bone of our story—MILK RUN.   Coming right after the climax, this is typically where loose ends are tied up to close the story, where we learn the fate of the principal characters: Captain Xxxxx Topy, Chief … Continue reading →

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MILK RUN- The Story’s Second Act Turn

Posted on December 12, 2015 by James

First he overcame the discovery of his missing fiancée (Smriti) turned enemy and addicted to an alien drug, then a mutiny, then the near destruction of his ship.  Now our hero, Captain Toby must over come the death of Commander Emerson who became a … Continue reading →

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MILK RUN- The Story’s Double Whammy Low Point

Posted on November 18, 2015 by James

A story’s Low Point throws you deep into the valley of despair where you, like our hero, feel closed in by walls too high to overcome. This is the fourth of the seven skeleton bones for my new novel MILK RUN. … Continue reading →

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