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Assembling the clues to uncover the Count's murderer may be a messy business.
When longevity makes overpopulation a household thing - a household of dozens crammed cheek-to-jowl - the hope of a little breathing room is all that's left.
In an alternate earth history line, where the Plantagenets never lost the British throne and magic is church (Catholic, of course) sanctioned (but only to carefully vetted and licensed sorcerers), a murderbrings king's investigator Lord Darcy to the scene, accompanied by his forensic sorcerer and physician.
Inventing a substance that could possibly bounce indefinitely was relatively easy. Stopping it from doing so was not!
If the same day repeats and you don't realize it, how can you get what you want?
It has come to my attention I never posted the final piece of this.
Crazy year, eh?
Here's links to 1-6:
Part 1: http://nineteennocturne.libsyn.com/the-taste-of-the-beholder-episode-1-deadeye-kid-6-
Part 2: http://nineteennocturne.libsyn.com/the-taste-of-the-beholder-episode-2-deadeye-kid-6-
Part 3: http://nineteennocturne.libsyn.com/the-taste-of-the-beholder-episode-3-deadeye-kid-6-
Part 4: http://nineteennocturne.libsyn.com/the-taste-of-the-beholder-episode-4-deadeye-kid-6-
Part 5: http://nineteennocturne.libsyn.com/the-taste-of-the-beholder-episode-4-deadeye-kid-6--1
Part 6: http://traffic.libsyn.com/nineteennocturne/DeK_Taste6_final.mp3?dest-id=21914
Attributed to Jules Verne, but probably written by his son Michel, this story (written in 1895) predicted the far future...
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!
Communication only works when both sides understand the same basic concepts.
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