Creatives Manor is located on the far northwest corner of the Trout-Debs District. It’s right at the edge of the more residential area of the Maple Lake neighborhood. It takes up most of the second and third floor a brick[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
As it has been hinted at previously, pugs are Hilda’s kryptonite… Though in a pinch, any puppy or kitten will do.
When I first was doing the notes for this storyline I was so tempted for the new work environment to give Kate terminal writer’s block. Not in the can only write crap way, but the can’t write at all way.[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Yes, Kate has to go to another meeting with Kris. And because Kris keeps choosing fancy restaurants, Kate has to dress up for them.
And we’ve arrived at Kate and Hilda marathon session. The first step is trying to figure out where the first book in the trilogy ends… Finding a cliffhanger is a good start… Providing there aren’t too many of them.
It looks like Hilda has a solution to the solution! If you can’t find something to work with, in your boss’s manuscript, check her slush file! Kate’s written a lot of scenes like this in drunken frustration. She can be[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It looks like Kate’s getting used to life at the Creative Manor, which of course would have their own coffee machine. Of Course, with Kate’s under the influence of her muse, we can’ t be sore her noticed yet. It’s[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
One of the annoying things about having Hilda as a personal assistant is she believes that if she scheduled something, it isn’t a surprise. It’s not her fault that her boss doesn’t look at her day planner. In the meantime,[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It’s morning at the Department of Minor Nuisances. It’s the day after Mr. Zhu and Mr.Ying’s night out. It looks like they weren’t being paranoid after all.
Hilda is back at Creative Manor after first dropping off Kate here. It seems as if a day of no distractions paid off for Kate.
