I am writing messages from Russet, too, rethinking the whole format, freeing him from the "tweet-length" entries we used before. Thanks to everyone who has written to say nice things about this project. Special thanks to the ones who were SO pissed off when the entries stopped. I love every one of you.
Cyn Smith let me talk about the what and why of this kind of novel: here
Russet is telling his own story. He talks. I type. I don't know what happens next. Russet is just turning 18, and is trying to figure out his complicated life.His father might be crazy but I am not sure about anything except that I have loved every minute of writing his story. It has gotten longer and move intricate than I ever thought it would. I don't know how it will be published, but I think it will. If it is too odd for my usual publishers, I will find some other way to get it to you.
Huge thanks to everyone contacting me on http://www.kathleenduey.com/, FB, MySpace, blogger, twitter, with both praise and pissyness because of the hiatus etc. This story is surprising me, too. ))