Today I voted for a new parliament in the politically most important state of Germany since the old coalition failed to survive two more years - Losers (actually not funny, but it's ridiculous).
Anyway, there are more news than that:
iWizard
After a damn day on a lake (this part has to be rewritten to *be* on water and in another place anyway - work is being done) the main character has to collaborate on a poster presenting the research output. It would be better if he was not so tired.
In an argument, regarding his ongoing rests from work he quickly leaves the hostel.
After a seemingly endless struggle within pain he realizes that he changed (again).
Looking up to the sky he knows what happened with him. Then, he hears someone coming near him...
In this part I tried to explain some magic scientifically. Even if it's productive nonsense, I do so because certain religious groups say that magic is a sin (or similar). I once read something like "Every technological advance unexplainable to us is magic". So I could sell this book not only as a fantasy novel, but a science-fiction novel as well. Also, the part is lighting a little bit on the "magic society" of Germany.
Another thing is that the book becomes more embarrassing to write the further it goes (don't ask me why), but this shall not hinder me. Also, I'm trying to be a bit more secretive with iWizard (not with Lingua Romanica, however).
You would be surprised to hear what ideas are coming to me (and into this book) while I am at school - especially one teacher is literally a co-author. ^^
Well, no news for Lingua Romanica (yet), so stay hungry, foolish and tuned!
*EDIT* I found the quote: "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." - Clark's three laws (Wikipedia).
