AuroraClare

Hello all! Golly, it's been a while. It's not anything major but I just realised I still had the old version of Being Angus Ch5 up and I've been referring to things from the updated version for the last few chapters. Sorry about that. It was probably rather confusing. All fixed now, though. Hopefully some of you are still around despite my long absence. Hopefully I'll have something new for you soon.

AuroraClare

Hello all! Golly, it's been a while. It's not anything major but I just realised I still had the old version of Being Angus Ch5 up and I've been referring to things from the updated version for the last few chapters. Sorry about that. It was probably rather confusing. All fixed now, though. Hopefully some of you are still around despite my long absence. Hopefully I'll have something new for you soon.

lhansenauthor

Terry Pratchett at the top of your list of favourite authors. Yee-hah! Same here. I will freely admit that I cried when he died. This was - not fair. Nothing ever is. I love the humour in his stories, and while my style is different this approach is something I enjoy emulating. Not copying. Not the same at all

lhansenauthor

@auroraClare I still wonder whether this was not an assisted death. He would have hated to wither away. How ironic, this brilliant brain affected by such a horrid disease. Anyway, he left something behind. A lot actually
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AuroraClare

@linahanson  Hello again :) Yeah, I was pretty floored when I heard too. I spent about ten solid minutes just staring at the TV being like, 'there's no way this is true'.
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