3/4 of the way through another prep-schoolcentric novel. It’s not a creepy school. It’s just set in a creepy neighborhood. And it’s a mystery, with a paranormal twist, and I figured out the ending at around page 75, so I won’t be reading the last 1/4. To be fair, the writing is good, and I figured out the ending to Presumed Innocent in the first chapter. So you might really enjoy this novel, if I told you the title, which I’m not going to.

The bad news is the weather is horrible pretty much everywhere except Florida. The good news (for me anyway) is that you don’t want to leave your house and you have PLENTY OF TIME to read the three works I’ve started posting on Wattpad.

The Girl Who Saw Invisible Stars  PG YA modern fantasy

http://www.wattpad.com/story/33790532

Daniel’s Secrets I’d say YA ‘Coming of Age’ PG-15 if there were such a thing A little sex, but nothing vulgar or too explicit

http://www.wattpad.com/story/34189375

Past Perfect YA modern fantasy with, as they say ‘Mature Content, most of it funny

http://www.wattpad.com/story/34194250  for some reason this won’t come up as a link. Copy and paste. Totally worth it (no snarky comments, or I will be sad)

Although nobody has been clamoring for it, I thought it was time to talk about theatre again. Also I couldn’t think of anything I wanted to say about my writing, except I’m still doing it. Tonight we’ll be performing a very special Purim show at a very nice synagogue in Potomac, MD. For those of you who have never been to a Purim service, it involves noisemakers, costumes and small children running around the room screaming, kind of a G-rated Mardi Gras, minus floats and beads.We plan to have a very good time and be extremely clever, though we’re not sure anyone will notice.