This is an announcement none the less, of a new story that is written for the journal that I had going now for two years. It is a sequel to one of the first entries that I have written on here -- dark as hell, but then again read "Forlorn -- Vinette" then go and read this one, suggest reading them back to back to get the effect of this one. I linked the first one up as a quote from it then it goes into the new one -- I used some references from the band VOIVOD for the idea for this one because I had met AWAY from VOIVOD so this new one is dedicated to them. Thank you Michel Langelvin if you are reading this for the encouragement you gave me in 1996 with the writing.  It was one that comes to mind when I wrote the first one in 2001,  I was reading it back and thought, "I should make this one into a longer story or make a sequel to it." So I opted to do a longer sequel. 

          As a result I ended up writing the narrative De Pointe Noire, this was one that I had Weird Tales in mind when I was reading it back.   It had that feel to the stories that were published in there -- that kind of surrealism that I started to really play around with when I got older.   It was that kind of narrative that would invoke a lot to the imagination to work with -- it is a rare thing to do these days.  There are a few writers on the den who would make some strong canidates for this magazine if they are still around.   There are a lot of possiblities with a story of this kind -- that I ended up writing Places of the Cold a little after.  

            These two were two that just fell together as I was writing them -- almost like if they wrote themselves.