At the bending end of a gravel road along a forested ridge far and away from the nearest town, down a half-mile of rough path over hill and through dale, on some flats beside a gushing little creek, there stood a tiny shack. One whole wall of the shack was a bay window looking out on nothing but trees, and before this window was a writing desk upon which sat an old manual typewriter. Clickety-clack, DING, brrack and clickety clack some more, the machine made its music as the writer wrote. It was the tale of the Copper King…
Metallic music in the words there.
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What absolutely lovely imagery. Please invite us over 🙂
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What a great place to write. Sounds like he is on a roll.
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What a sweeping first sentence. It carried me right down the path into the scene and left me wanting to peer over your shoulder to read the Copper King.
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You whet my appetite to read more about the Copper King!
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