Last night I was working on the new Allegheri Journeyers Series which was set to be a pre-sequel to the Chisoutsa series. After writing he first chapter it appeared to me that I felt I was removing some of the mystery of the long storyline that is about Censilo the demon lord and the Second Life world. I also felt that I was repeating past stories and battles that has been mentioned or explained in Chisoutsa: The City of Demons and Chisoutsa: The Virgin Wars.

So the new idea is to make the Allegheri Journeyers series after the Chisoutsa period and the storyline will be set on a group of journeyers exploring new lands and investigating new threats to the rebuilding of The City of Demons. Allegheri, Frithdar, Lucas Walken are set to be main characters in the new series.

I’ll keep readers posted on any more updates!

When I started the world of Chisoutsa as it was only known back in 2005 it was like pulling string and over the years it grew more and more. The thing I learnt from Chisoutsa’s world was that while she is one of the most amazing characters I have worked on and I have enjoyed to do I felt there was a world and universe in the long storyline however I couldn’t do it just around Chisoutsa’s character. So I have decided to expand and create new major characters for the world of Sythenra which contains the First and Second Life worlds, City of Demons, Lake Pure etc. This doesn’t mean that Chisoutsa won’t be seen again. It opens up possible ideas for main characters to work with or against each other as the stories and series are created. The five Chisoutsa series explains her own story and opens up the Sythenra world.

The sixth series will be renamed Allegheri Journeyer  : Tower of Angels and there will be 8 chapters to this series. In total there will be two more series that pre dates this series to explain the creation of the Wizard’s college and the relationship between the Vampire, Demon Lords, Allegheri and Shentile who was Professor Walken’s mentor.

There will be a special page created soon to highlight the timeline of all the series and to explain the key parts of what happened.

The 15 Years of writing period is over and the new writings are coming in with the news of a new Chisoutsa series. However this series will be special in that the main star Chisoutsa will not feature at all in what is a pre-sequel to her life.

Tower of Angels surrounds the Second Life world of the life of Lucas Walken and the college he lives at. The mystery starts when he finds out in old wizard and vampire scrolls about a Tower of Angels – a strange and unique tower with special abilities. Lucas Walken is the merge of the action and sexual nature of Chisoutsa and his father Professor Walken’s smart mind. Old and new characters will join in the 12 story series. This is the sixth series of the Chisoutsa world.

August 1st 1995 was when it started when I started doing some stories for a tale called LegoLand, fast forward 15 years and I’m abit older and I’ve done a few stories here and there! Over the years I haven’t really noticed the amount of stories and poems I have done. There’s been many stories and characters I have enjoyed creating and some I like to revisit and I still have new ideas to make. The Legend of Evermore back in 2002 was a fun time for me as it was the first big project with nearly 40 000 words to it. At times I have thought of a sequel but I’m unsure about that. I don’t feel there’s another story in it yet. Maybe in the future there will be a right time.

The hardest project I ever did was Seasons of the Moon. Creating a 100 000 word novel during Year 12 is the worst possible timing but it was a great challenge and it took alot out of me. I thought at the end of 2004 I wouldn’t be able to create more characters or think of another good idea but lucky Chisoutsa was around the corner and it set up a a string of amazing characters I enjoyed working on. I haven’t had a great cast like that since LegoLand and I do feel Chisoutsa has some new stories to tell now. I thought after Revolutions of the Worlds that would be it but I felt the worlds weren’t explored enough, some characters never got a starring role and that the storyline was bigger than Chisoutsa herself.

Writing to me is a sense of fun pleasure I do from time to time and the last couple years I have put the foot off the pedal and been working on forum boards and other aspects of life. However I have done videos and audio and some articles  which has been different to what I have done in the past.From now readers will see some of the old things that I am known for, stories and series!

There’s many people who have helped me along the way and it’s been great to work with the likes of Sushant Rahal, Tracker, Meryum, and many more from the old school of Writersmuster.  Enough of this and it’s time to get to writing and presenting some goodies for people to read.  Enjoy all the writings that it is and be ready for the new ones to come!

Politcallty Speaking, The Author’s War series has been axed as I felt there was not the same passion, drive or amount of information I have had in past series and writings. The Writersmuster Yahoo Group will be closed again sadly because of the lack of members however there is news that the idea of bring together creative minds will go to brisbanelionsunited.com with the new Artistic Harmony board. More information to come…

Two years has past since Writersmuster.com closed it’s doors and the focus moved to producing writings and working on the successful Brisbane Lions United.com forum board. The history of Writersmuster over the eight years has been a interesting ride with both high and lows. First launched as Yahoo Group (2002-2004) and than as a Forum Board (2006-2008). The Yahoo Group and Forum Board both folded due to lack of acitivty however Writersmuster’s darkest period was the forum board when the simple ideas of what it was was expanded. The Forum’s main problems was the lack of acitivties of the forum members and the stress upon myself and the problems I created by pushing members to post and be active. It was during my time of depression where I was unfit to run a forum at that time in life. A writing forum board did not work for Writersmuster because it wasn’t what it was supposed to be about.

Myself and Writersmuster was in poor shape when the forum folded, many members disliked it and I was disliked for the manner I was back two years ago. I am sorry for those actions and I believe Brisbane Lions United success was built on the failings of Writersmuster.com. Learning from the mistakes I made and reinventing myself as a Admin. With nearly 120 members and 90 000 posts, Brisbane Lions United is proud and passionate place to be for supporters of the AFL club the Brisbane Lions and I felt I have been successful with the forum as well as my writing site. In turn Writersmuster will be returning and be helped from it’s past. There was still much good in it’s history producing a book of member’s stories and poems were made and the joint story Vadey: The Short Love Story was created back seven years ago.

Writersmuster is set to return to it’s roots as I have promised I will never launch another forum board in my life, it will return as a Yahoo Group where it all began eight years back. It will strip back all the boards that the forum had, the stresses and promotion issues. I regret closing down the Yahoo Group many years ago  but now is the time to return the name and improve it’s standing. It will be the simple posting of writings, positive comments and enjoyment of reading. With my current forum I will do the same to the new Yahoo Group, take the good, leave the bad and build upon it to be make it a enjoyable place for everyone.

It’s awesome to have Writersmuster back where it belongs!

The drive to Malcolm’s mansion was long and winding where the car finally stopped under some trees. Daniel ran around the car and collected some branches and bushes and covered the car up and eyed off the mansion, “You know this don’t you?” he said showing the Comdex. “Yeah, that’s the device that tells you about anything under the sun. I wish I had one of those things,” Chris said. “Today’s your lucky day,”

Daniel smiled throwing him one and Chris missed it and falling to the ground. “I know why you’re not an action hero,” he grinned at him. The pair dashed across the lawn and came to the front doors and Daniel opened the doors, “Nice of him to let us in like this.” Inside the mansion the rooms they walked through were bare and empty; Daniel scanned the lone objects left around with the Comdex, “Chair. Table. That was a lamp…” “Even I know what they are,” replied Chris.

The two heard noises and they came towards the main dining room where they saw Malcolm working on a large machine base and installing device into it. Daniel burst inside the room and confronted him, “Why this is really a great looking piece of work you are doing,” he rang out to him. “And you’re not really such the fiction piece that Ticehurst wrote,” Malcolm replied back. “Someone’s done their research on me. This is the machine for the Author’s War right?” he asked. “That’s correct and everything has been completed. My work here is nearly done. You must excuse myself as I have a couple last visits to make. Good to see my challenger here is a young inexperienced writer. It’ll cut my work in half,” Malcolm smiled towards the pair. He pulled down a switch and the machine started to flash and glow. His body disappeared and Daniel whipped out his Comdex and scanned the machine. “Where did he go?” Chris cried. “To one of his worlds just like you have your own.”

Daniel said heading up to the War Machine. He began to check on how many uses the machine had gone throught and kicked it in anger, “He knew we would follow him! He’s time banned us and he’s fixed the rules on this machine,” “How can he fix the rules of the game?” Chris asked lightly touching some of the machine switches.

“He’s used something, listen” Daniel replied scanning a device that was connected to the side of the machine.

“Character injection: A rare and hard to create device. It allows the author of the character to inject skills and powers into them. Allowing them to extend his characters to twelve figures if need be. Six powers to the author and six characters to take part in a Author’s War,” the Comdex commented. “Bastard, and the time ban means we can’t travel in time on earth which is surely to going to piss off whoever is using time travel to this world or on the planet. Then again this could be a good thing despite Malcolm damaging the device input so we can inject anything into the machine anymore. Unless we had six months to fix it which we don’t”

“Why is not injection a good thing for us? Wouldn’t it easier for me to have their skills and powers?” Chris asked. “It’s all about experience. Your characters have the knowledge to use these powers well. Malcolm has what, two hours of experience with these powers. We maybe the underdogs but we have a shot because of all the characters we can bring into this world. We have to travel to these worlds now and find these people to save this world.” Daniel said. Daniel rushed over to the character screen and grabbed Chris’s hand and planted it on the screen reader. “We have five people to be used because I count for one. Your first character will be easy to contact. He might just pop up right here, right now,” Daniel said. “That would be Wizard from the old LegoLand,” Chris answered smiling.

A glow of blue appeared and indeed Wizard appeared in his full suite of a blue gown and blue pointed hair and beard. Wizard looked at Chris and then Daniel, “It’s been a while since I was contacted and who is this person Chris. You know the rules of seeing other people from this world from LegoLand,” Wizard said. “All I’m going say is that if you don’t help us, he’s going to die and this whole world will be taken over by a madman author. Didn’t he spend like half of his childhood helping you fight Zare with the Legomen?” Daniel replied pointing at Chris. “He did. Maybe it’s time I help earth. Chris I will do anything for you and you know that. The Legomen will be behind you if you need their help,” Wizard said. “It’s good to see you again Wizard, friends of old,” Chris smiled with his hand on Wizard’s shoulder.

“Friends for now and forever.”

“Great to hear the old speeches here but we have four characters to go here. I suggest that we take a trip to The City of Demons here, this rating on the screen for Chisoutsa would be great fit for us. We need a girl with balls in this problem of ours. Wizard can stay here and guard the area to make sure no one uses this machine. We can’t afford any more issues to happen.”Daniel said. The machines booted up the world maps of The City of Demons and he grabbed Chris’s arm, “Watch this machine like a hawk Wizard.” “You two go off and collect these people. I spent nearly two year finding the Legomen so I know what its like.” Wizard told the pair. “Seeya later,” Chris said as Daniel pulled down the switch and the two of them disappeared from sight. Wizard smiled to himself and remembered the old days of the past when Chris was younger. He walked over and clicked on some of the world maps and noticed a name he liked, “Vincent Lamour, that’s a name who might be handy for us.” Chris and Daniel Phoenix warped into a side street in The City of Demons and saw the empty streets and a couple people walking across the roads. Daniel walked to the main street and turned his head to see a store, “Tyrell’s Grill House? Does that ring a bell for you?” “Yeah we are pretty close to Professor Walken’s house. Chisoutsa should be there,” Chris said.

The pair carried their way towards Professor Walken’s house where they knocked on the door. The door opened and a giant of a male appeared at the door, “Good grief you are huge.” Daniel replied “Hey Jiko how are you?” Chris asked him. “Have we met before?” Jiko asked him. “Well in a way I know alot about you. We need to talk to Chisoutsa about a problem,” Chris replied. “Sure, she’s here somewhere.” Chris and Daniel wandered into the house where Professor Walken was standing in the lounge room and he eyed Chris off, “Hello, do we know you?” he asked. “No you don’t but we need your help. We have warped from a different world and we need the aid of Chisoutsa to help us in our quest,” Daniel said. “What is your quest that you are seeking to complete?” the Professor asked moving towards them with his cane. There was a noise from another room and Chisoutsa appeared. Dressed in a leather outfit watching Daniel and Chris, “Did I hear something about a quest?” she asked. “Yeah for starters we are friendly and don’t mean any harm and I know that you have a sword in that cane of yours Professor Walken,” Chris said. “How do you know that?” “I’m a writer of your world. What Daniel told me when we were driving back in my world is that I control certain elements of the worlds I write but most of them are controlled by you guys and girls here,” Chris explained. “This quest you are doing, what’s the problem in that?” Chisoutsa asked. “Well good looking lady we are in a Author’s War, basely we need six people to come together to fight this other author who seeking to take over our world,” Daniel said smiling at Chisoutsa. “Why is this our concern when our own world is not in pearl?” Professor Walken asked. “Oh that’s the fun part, it will be in danger when he takes over my world. He will come and crush every different world and time line he can think of. Because of the rich vampires, demons and god knows what you haven’t discovered in this world of yours he’s going to love taking this place to pieces,” Daniel replied back with wit. Chisoutsa looked to Professor Walken then with Jiko and turned back to Daniel, “Looks like I’m heading to your world if I like it or not,” she answered. Daniel turned to Chris and grinned with a wink, “Four to go”

Dinner drinks and waiters were hovering over the tables and signing areas of a writer’s event with people chatting and giggling over their new releases. Two figures were sitting at the back of the room at a table while they slipped some wine.

“You know Chris, this is quite a moment for me. For someone to write a novel about myself and my journeys through the outer space,” spoke one of the pair.

“Yeah, it’s just a shame that no one knows it’s for real. This is the second strangest thing to have happen to me in my life,” Chris said.

A media reporter quickly came up to take a photo of the two, “This novel is quite personal I feel. It just feels very real in this novel. Your friend Daniel Phoenix has done a great job working with you,” noted the reporter.

“He has done a great job and I’m very happy about the work we have done,” Chris answered.

Daniel took the photo with Chris and made his way towards the front of the room to see the novels. He fixed up his suit and saw another author working on papers and Chris came up from behind him.

“That’s Malcolm one of the older writers here. We’re not fans of each other for some reason. He’s not into young writers. He believes writing has changed for the worse since the internet was made,” Chris said to Daniel.

“Many people or can we can aliens don’t like me. Maybe because of the justice of the universe I like to keep in order. I have to return at some point to discuss some problems that are firing up again. It feels like it’s never ending,” Daniel replied.

Malcolm stood up with his papers when Daniel turned around and Chris had disappeared from sight. He turned back to see a paper that Malcolm dropped. He picked it up to see the grey haired and dark eyed author wandering to a room and looked at it.

“Author’s War. I think I remember that from somewhere. It must have been type of war that could be made. Then again the memory’s not too flash,” Daniel thought to himself.

Chris had wandered out from the toilets where he disappeared earlier and saw a door cracked half open where he saw Malcolm and a unknown author with him. He peeked around with his eyes to see what they were talking about.

“Please don’t say this book sucks too,” he whispered to himself.

Malcolm poured himself a drink and turned to his author friend, “The Author’s War is true. Thou it’s never been done before. I believe with the funding I have given to these people I think the real deal is here,” he said to his friend.

“If this goes through this could be dangerous for everyone, and I mean everyone. Lucky for you that no one can stand in your way.”

“Exactly and that is my plan. I have researched some of the rules and I know it’s within my power to rule everything that I dream of,” Malcolm said.

Chris moved back from the door and sight worry showed on his face. He walked away from the discussion room and returned to see Daniel with the paper, “Someone dropped this. I feel like getting out of this suit and back into my jeans. My life is not about celebrating, it’s more about saving,” Daniel said.

“Author’s War, that’s what he said. It’s dangerous and that he will rule everyone that he dreamed of,” Chris replied seeing the paper.

“Ruling everything?  This sounds like you listened to something you weren’t supposed to. Let’s return back to my temp base and look into this more,” Daniel said.

Chris and Daniel headed for the doors as Chris kept on talking about what he heard from the discussion, “He built a machine. I don’t even have the money to publish books let alone machines.”

“Most of the machines I know I nicked from aliens. It’s far easier than building them or paying them off. However most of those times I would have been dead if I didn’t” Daniel said patting Chris on the back.

The late night caused a winter chill as Daniel Phoenix paid a pizza man off and carried them into a lounge room of six computers, thousands of papers and books on aliens and out space. He pushed some old books off the table and threw the pizzas there.

“I got ya the Ham and Cheese one, just as you like it. The pizzas are far bigger in American than they are in Australia. They are shockingly small here.

Chris dived into the pizza and Daniel skipped over to one of his computers and read someone on the screen, “Alien activities are very low this evening. That’s not a bad thing, the numbers are not too low to be concerned. This Author’s War is a concern you know,” Daniel read online.

“What’s the bad news about it?” Chris asked taking the pizza box with him to the chair next to Daniel.

“The Author’s War is an old and rare science experience that was never completed. There was a idea that characters from novels and other worlds could be brought together to the main world or as the two of us know is our known world. The idea is that the Author can control them at his or her will to…” he then paused.

“What’s wrong?” Chris asked as he and Daniel both looked at the words on the computer.

“Control the world that the author wishes to dominate over. This can’t be right. This hasn’t been proven or even tested. He said something about a machine right?”

“Yes he did.”

“That machine would be able to pull those characters; I mean those people or creatures from the other dimensional worlds.  I saw the amount of money he pulls from those novels and the power he has from other people. If he putted his mind to it he could have indeed created a Author’s War.”

“Can’t we just get Hervey and some gadgets you have here to put a plug in the problem. We can just put a end to this quickly. We are the real deal when it comes to world problems,” Chris asked.

“Hervey’s back at work at NASA and the gadgets will need a serious upgrade against what could be called a all-star team of people. There must be more to this Author’s War” Daniel replied reading more on the computer.

He jumped off his seat and run over to another computer and started typing in information notes. He scanned through the web sites and a paragraph flashed up.

“Challenger Author, what’s this now! A challenger author can be called upon to combat the dominator author in the war. The game is played as a game of Chess. The Author’s as the Kings and whoever King is killed first wins the war.”

Daniel sat on the seat for a moment and turned to Chris, “What’s wrong now. A challenger we need?”

“There’s only one writer I know of and it’s you. Crazy enough out of all the species of aliens and worlds I have seen you’re the only author who I have kept in contact with,” Daniel replied.

“I don’t think I can do this one. I’m not a expert writer by any means,” Chris said worried.

“It’s your characters, I’m a character. All of your writings are real in other worlds. All you need is six of them including myself to sort this mess out. This also means putting together the most powerful group you have ever seen. Trust me Chris, there’s no one else who can do this. You’re lucky; you still have the easy transport from the world of LegoLand from all of those years ago. That chap Wizard would help you in a heartbeat. I mean he’s saved your world and you have saved his world a number of times. “

“Who else would I need? I don’t like the idea of being a target to be killed yet again since the time of Zare. Those days are over!” Chris cried.

Daniel grabbed some books and moved them to the table and grabbed a piece of the pizza, “Sure I understand you don’t want to return to that period of your life again but this Author’s War threat is real and dangerous. We can go to Malcolm’s house and this machine for real. If it’s real then most likely he has withdrawn his characters or army of some sorts from the other worlds. While we go there you have to think of the four people you believe be able to save this world and keep you alive. I know I’ll be trying my hardest. I’m not going to lose to an author after a spaceship and alien onslaught over millions of miles.”

Daniel collected his Comdex and took Chris outside of the house and towards his car, “We’ll going to see the writer and see what he’s really up to.”

The Author’s War  - the one off  story to help celebrate the 15 years of writings will debut on March 1st with a chapter or two released each week.  The series will features six main characters coming together including a new character from the new series for 2010. The story will also feature characters from the different series and past collection of writings since 1995. The story surrounds the rare and unknown aspect of a Author’s War where two writers pit their best characters against each other.

The length of the story is unknown, however at last count the story is now set to be more than 20 000 words.

The past week since I have returned to writing even if I never left the creative world doing videos for my forum board and articles.  I’m going to give you the sneak peek into what I have planned for the last couple months of the year and just maybe what next year has in store.  Politically Speaking will have the next six chapters and finally complete the first season of the new series since Chisoutsa.  I might be writing some new poems and it depends on my mood and how well I’m writing the series at the moment. I don’t want to burn myself out too much as I feel next year will the big one in terms of releases and special things to come.  2010 of course marks 15 years of writing and some people have commented if I will be doing something special for it. At this point of time I will answer that with a yes!

What that means is still even unclear with myself as I try to work out what will be best for me to look at and possibly release on the internet. The main thing is that I’m read for the next chapter in the writing world and I’m looking forward to seeing what projects come my way in terms of creating things out of the box. Stay tuned for the full 2010 ideas and plans and it’s going to be exciting ride!