Are you off on another great saga soon?

So do I - Alison is running the third game in this series this coming Sunday! I must try and find time to write an AP of Flint game no.2. Also, I must finishing the half written report on the last Ulthmar game.

And by the way, nice to see you back Narmer, don't be a stranger!

Great to have you back. As Paul said, I like this place and the people here.

Actually Paul, I don't think I was too clear in my write up. I think I was getting a bit tired myself at the end.

Just to say that in our games we tend to have a theme tune played at the begining and the end of each session. We are using Bix Beiderbecke's 'Somebody stole my gal'. Also, we try to find pictures of the main 'cast'. Charley Flint is played by Michael Shannon in his role as Nelson Van Alden in 'Boardwalk Empire'.

This is the AP of a 1 GM 1Player game my wife ran for me last Sunday. It's just over 1400 words long, so you don't have to read it if you don't want to.

The first of the new Charley Flint games went very well. It was Monday February 19th, 1923. Charley’s boss at the Frisco Detective Agency asked him to go and see Mrs Dorothy Whitman Edgars, heir to the successful Whitman White Line Shipping Company. She suspected her husband was having an affair with some ‘floozy’. Her house was a mansion on Nob Hill and was more like a palace than a house.
 
Her husband, Parker Edgars, was a vice president at the company, and as well as that he received an allowance from Mrs Edgars. His family was also an old established family, but they had fallen on hard times and Parker Edgars had little money of his own. He worked “very hard” at the office, from 10-4.30 each day. Mrs Edgars said Parker went out with his friends to a ‘cultural club’ every Tuesday evening, where they discussed the latest novels, met writers and discussed current affairs. However, lately he had also gone out on Wednesday nights, and this past week he had pleaded for a large raise in the allowance his wife gave him. Mrs Edgars was convinced her husband had a mistress and expected her to pay for his floozy’s upkeep.
 
Showing Charley a picture of her husband, Mrs Edgars said she loved him but would not be made a fool of and would divorce him if Charley found evidence of a mistress.
 
Charley spent the next few hours at the library, checking city newspapers for stories on the Edgars. The society pages detailed the couples support for the arts, going to opening nights at the theatre and the opera. The Whitman Foundation, founded by Mrs Edgars father, was a supporter of various artistic venues throughout the city and the Greater Bay Area. Parker Edgars was also pictured in a few newspapers in the company of the famous author Wyndham Standing. A waspish comment about Standing gave Charley the idea th