More Stormbringer Goodies

Writing Journal: I'm technically done writing the first draft of Book II of The Adjusters. The upcomings installments (I think I'm going to start using that term instead of episode, it just sounds better) still need a bit of work, of course, and some things may change depending on how writing the beginning of Book III teaches me, but I'm happy with direction the story takes. Before embarking on Book III, however, I need a bit of a break from The Adjusters's universe. Therefore, I'm going to take a couple of months off from that story and write something else for a bit. I'm keeping the project sekrit for a while, so please be patient. Of course, it should all be transparent to you, since there are six installments of The Adjusters coming down the pipe and by the time I revise them and they get published here, I will have started on Book III already. So all's good.

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Last time, I pointed you to some of Stormbringer's stories. Well, since then, I checked out his ASSTR site, and noticed that there was an entire subdirectory devoted to a series called The Ebony and Ivory Enterprises saga. Stormbringer introduces the series nicely:

The Ebony and Ivory Enterprises saga is a series of stories
revolving around a group of genetically enhanced black men bent
on gaining power and turning the white man's wives and daughters
into sluts through drugs, seduction, and blackmail. The idea came
to me during the writing of "Fresh Off The Bus" where a few bad
men seducing country girls fresh to New York City grew into an
entire organization and conspiracy devoted to converting girls
into sluts. I combined that idea with an unwritten mind-control
story plot about a sexually charged genetic super-soldier and
Solomon King was born.

(from the series description)

There's some good stuff in there, and the more than fifty episodes are not tightly linked, meaning that it's possible to pick them up here and there and read them without getting lost. Although you get more out of it if you read them in order, I presume. (I'm only a quarter of the way through myself.)