For Those on SmartPhones and Those Here for the First time

If lively language causes your ears to fall off, don't read this. It won't make any sense until the middle of the novel anyway. But it's in its spot, the spot where it belongs. Let's show Natalie a bit of compassion. 

OK, so Episode 1 was kind of depressing and it ended a bit ambiguously. There was a reason for that and that reason will become apparent, sometime. Since then, thirty years have passed and we’re suddenly caught up with seven very strange people, beginning with Jack…

Jackson is caught in a struggle between two clients who've been enemies all their lives. And then he receives a strange email from an even stranger person. 

Who or what is Ratlas can to what lengths is Jax ready to go to spread the Word? 

So, what is it that holds Jacky back? In the meantime, this is the kind of photography he does.

Jacques is not as he seems. But then, nothing here is as is seems. In the meantime, as in while we're figuring out what's happening, try  your hand at writing a laundromance.  

What does it take to be the most hated man on earth, and why would Jac want to be that man?

And so ends the first week of The Weekly Man. You've now been introduced to all the characters in the novel and the strange lives they lead. And those lives are about to take a quantum leap into strange. Tomorrow, we go  back to Jack and maybe...just maybe...he'll finally make it to a date with Valerie. Who knows? Will they ever actually meet? If you're new here, it might help to look at the character list. 

Who are the unseen and why does Jack sniff his socks every morning? 

Good god...will Jackson actually have to meet someone in person? What will that do to his fear of people? 

Will Jax become a murderer? I hope not. He's already messed up enough. Tomorrow, things start to heat up between Jacky and Krista...but what are these other feelings they both have? 

What is it that comes between them. Also, get into the Fall with some Autumn pics. 

Uh oh...what has Jacques done now? And how is he going to wiggle out of this one? Tomorrow, Jac's life is threatened by someone he's never even met. Again.

So…how will Jac deal with being himself after Timothy’s letter? And will he ever out-grow his childhood?

I hope you're having a great Sunday coffee break. This brings us to the end of the second week of The Weekly Man and closer to the mystery that binds these people together in a very shocking way.

Soon.

Jack shows up for the date...and then he sees her. 

What is it that disturbs Jackson so much about the boy's suicide?

Looks like some of these folks are beginning to mingle on, of all places, social media. 

Jacky loses his virginity, but what is Krista's problem? 

Gotta love it when your work gives you an erection. But will Judy destroy him through that most deadly of weapons...social media?

Is it possible that Jac might be questioning what he's doing? His fan would like to make some corrections...permanent ones.

Uh oh...Jackie makes a decision...and it's not going to be good for the others.

The mystery is solved and its startling source revealed. But how will they live with this? 

Someone comes back from the dead.

Coming soon to an internet near you. 

Jackson and Jax...growing pains. 

Want to know how all this came about? 

Why Jac hates life. 

Jackie just isn't herself. 

(Howdy! I hope your weekend is turning out great whether relaxing or adventurous. I'm sorry to inform you that The Weekly Man will be swerving around Sunday and reappearing on Monday with Jack. It's just the way the story was carried along by the characters (the characters in my stories never listen to me, never ask me what I want them to do... just ignore all my carefully laid plans and do whatever the hell they want.). So, there won't be an episode on Sunday. But, Jack will be back on Monday and from then on things are going to get crazy. Enjoy the weekend and may all your coffee breaks be magic.)

The Fourth Prerogative and not necessarily what it means to Jack's love life.

Jackson makes an appointment he can never keep even though the very thought of it makes his skin crawl. 

Jax has an accident and really isn't much of a murderer. But he does want us to stop using plastic. 

Krista threatens of visit Jacky. How will that go? 

 Jacques betrayed by his own refrigerator.

IT COMES FOR YOU ON JOSLIN STREET.

Krista goes to meet Jacky, but meets Jackie. And along comes Manzer. 

She knows who he is and she knows where he lives. 

Oops...what has Jackson done now and how is ever going to get his head around it?

A murderer stalks his prey in the basement. 

Valerie knows all and Krista finally gets it. 

Jacques assumes a new genre and a new identity. 

Jac has suspicions about the crazy guy, but finds new inspiration and may be on to something.

Jackie and Krista talk and Jackie is more convinced than ever to get rid of that thing between her legs. 

Valerie and Mrs Gilbert work something out. And she works something out with Jack...but Jack still wonders about something. 

Jody thinks Jackson has a contagious medical problem and Jackson's thinking big time about his first ever vacation. And just how will this play with the other? 

Jax challenges Simon Pierce to a duel in the field of honor and consequence.

Will she pose for him?

The man who lived in a box and Jacques is really getting into his new identity.

Jac trashes The Circus of No Hope.

Jackie dreams of a walk in the park. What stops her?

When the bad guys forget who they are and the woman you love decides not to shoot you.

Jackson decides on a new course in his life...but how does this work with the others? 

Jax reaches the point where killing Simon Pierec becomes more than just a mission from god...it becomes personal. 

Why would Krista lie about her perfume and is Jacky ready for the horrors ahead?

Jacques is chilled by the clothes he's wearing. Who's ugly clothes are these? But then he goes back to dying. Episode 54 is ready for your Friday morning coffee break.

Simon Pierce deletes himself and tells the world what it can do.

Natalie discovers that Jax is trying to kill Jac, and Jackie meets someone who gives her some wild thoughts.

Jack goes for a walk in the park and confuses the hell out of a jogger, but not as confused as he is from Valerie's findings at the Agency.

Jackson is confused when the jogger asks if it's him or someone else, and he goes to the mall for the first time n his life. 

Jax is certain that he’s killed Simon Pierce and now the message flows through him like a beacon for all who will listen.

Natalie feels Jacky’s pain, but there’s nothing she can do.

Judy accuses Jasmine of stealing her thoughts and Jacques confuses people in the park. 

Everyone's glad Simon Pierce is dead....especially Simon Pierce.

Jackie wakes up in the park wear strange clothing and wants to know who she is before she can become who she's going to be.

Jack starts asking some disturbing questions and Valerie is worried that his life, and the lives of the others, are in danger. 

Jackson journeys out into the world and stumbles into the most terrifying experience of this life, and he sees a second chance.

Jax kills Simon Pierce and is back on speaking terms with Ratlas...even after he receives an infuriating email from the dead author.

Overwhelmed by Krista's death, Jacky can barely function...and then images of another woman infiltrate his grief.

The death of Jasmine Jackson and the birth of The Insufferable Bitch.

Jac has no idea how he got home, but he seems to remember a woman.

Jackie meets the mother she thought was dead and finds out her own true identity.

And finally, the cover art for The Weekly Man begins to make sense. And life begins to make sense for Jackson.

The final episode in which we learn how 7 people manage to share their lives in the same body and get away with it.