After a long and quiet period, I am finally getting back in swing.
This summer I should be able to publish “North Sea Cottage”, a novella which takes place in a fishing village by the Danish coast. It has been well received in Denmark, and I am quite pleased with it myself. I think you will hear more of Tora Skammelsen, my new protagonist, later.
But before that, I am going to publish my short story “Green Acres” in a new version. A few of you may remember the story of Rhapsody Gershwin who visits a parishioner in an old people’s home – but no matter where that girl goes, something happens. The new version is a bit longer (and hopefully better) so I can publish it by itself.
How delightful, Dorte, to see that you’re posting again! And good news about Green Acres and North Sea Cottage. Thanks for sharing
Thank you, Margot. Trust you to notice immediately🙂
And it does geel good.
Nice to see you up and running. Looking forward to North Sea Cottage.
Thank you – it has been a long, dry winter🙂
It’s been a long dry winter here in California too, though perhaps not in the way you mean.
Pleased to ‘see’ you again and with good news about your writing.
It’s so good to see a post from you again! I always enjoy your writing and look forward to both of these.
Oh, there is nothing better than faithful blog readers!
Sometimes I worry that the whole world will have forgotten me whenever I get round to publishing something again, but perhaps it won’t be quite as bad as that😀
I wondered how your writing was progressing. Great to hear that there are more books in the pipeline. The book on the danish coast sounds intriguing. I just might be at “the North Sea” myself this summer…..
Thank you! I enjoyed writing about the North Sea, and I love the grim and forbidding nature around here, but the water as such… I’ll leave that for the brave tourists😀
Hehe!! I love the northern countries, and like you, the nature. I like to “see” the sea, but as for swimming…. forget it….a paddle up to my ankles is all you would get from me.
Glad to see you back, up and running, Dorte.🙂
Thank you, Jose!
Amanda: that sounds like a very sensible approach to the sea :O
Good to “see” you again, Dorte!