An Atherton’s Artificial Artifact!
For an explanation of this Alphabetical Series, click here
Subscribe to Blog via Email
-
http://www.a-to-zchallenge.com/ -
Dramatis Personae
Annabelle: Sir Adam’s second wife.
Bruce: Sir Adam’s secretary.
Cecil: Sir Adam’s old friend and tenant.
Dr. Daniel: Sir Adam’s friend and physician.
Eli: Engaged to Sir Adam’s daughter Ingrid.
Freddie: Sir Adam’s neighbor.
Gregory: Sir Adam’s brother.
Hattie: Sir Adam’s niece.
Ingrid: Sir Adam’s daughter from his first marriage.
Josephine: Sir Adam’s mistress. Married to Freddie.
Kathy: Sir Adam’s tenant.
Leonard: Sir Adam’s solicitor.
Meghan: Sir Adam’s penniless relative; companion to Annabelle.
Ollie: Sir Adam’s gamekeeper. Also his half-brother.
Polly: Sir Adam’s neighbor. Second victim.
Quinton: The man Sir Adam wanted Ingrid to marry.
Ravi: Sir Adam’s old research partner.
Stella: Sir Adam’s neighbor. A famous mystery writer.
Timothy: Sir Adam’s old friend.
Uncle Ulric: Sir Adam’s uncle. Lived in the Elizabethan wing of Clutterbuck Court.
The Vicar: The Vicar.
Wilhelmina: Sir Adam’s neighbor. An attractive widow.
Xavier: Sir Adam’s cousin.
Yuri: A stranger at the Inn. Has business with Sir Adam.
Zoe: Sir Adam’s neighbor. Obsessed with astrology. 
If You Liked This Post, Why Not Share It?
Be Friends With Atherton’s Magic Vapour on Facebook!
Play The Perils of Sir Reginald!
Things To Do While Visiting Atherton’s Magic Vapour
You could listen to me read a piece of spam mail aloud (O, My Viagra, My New-Found-Land!)
You could play a Twine game (The Perils of Sir Reginald, Bart.)
You could look at pictures of me in costumes, or even read the related Edwardian-era mystery novella (Alas!)
You could read Stranded!, a Strand-Magazine-Based form of Illustrated Entertainment (start here with a sort of explanation: Stranded!)
...or you could just sort of explore... there is a lot of material here, and (I think) much of it is Very, Very Good.
Archives
Categories!
1800s Alec's Corner Announcements Art Artificial Artifacts Atherton Court Atherton Reads Her Spam Mail A To Z 2014 A To Z 2015 Supplementary Posts A To Z 2017 A to Z 2018 A to Z 2021 A to Z 2023 A To Z April Challenge 2015 A To Z Challenge 2016 A To Z Challenge 2019 A To Z Challenge 2022 Audio Best of Blogging A to Z Books Christmas Crafts Ephemera Fiction Contest Entries Flash Fiction Games Hugo Makewar Lady Ermyntrude Monsters Murder At Atherton Manor Mystery NYC Midnight Entries Old Books Publications Quarantine Reflections On The A To Z Challenge Simon Wake Sleep spam Steampunk The Strand Magazine Uncategorized Writer's Block Writing-
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- Melanie Atherton Allen on Theme Reveal: The Murder of Sir A.B.C. #AtoZChallenge 2023
- Melanie Atherton Allen on Theme Reveal: The Murder of Sir A.B.C. #AtoZChallenge 2023
- Anne E.G. Nydam on Theme Reveal: The Murder of Sir A.B.C. #AtoZChallenge 2023
- Melanie Atherton Allen on The Aunt
- Shilpa Gupte on The Aunt
Meta
I really love the way you are hinting at strories in your… ehm… books. The way gaps are left to be filled. The humour. I really like it 🙂
@JazzFeathers
The Old Shelter – Jazz Age Jazz
Yay! I am glad! Sometimes I worry that I’m the only one who finds this sort of thing funny…
Allay your worries. This stuff is golden.
🙂
Brilliant storytelling.
Thank you! I am very interested in this sort of storytelling, because it has fascinating advantages and interesting limitations. One thing that is, I think, both an advantage and a limitation is that some of the story must go untold- to be, hopefully, filled in by the reader.