Books of Loukas

Books Of Loukas – The Publication Push

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One of the great weaknesses that Rupert Ramsgate has is a procrastination gene. (Along with a packrat gene). This results in extended gestation periods for any projects. Books of Loukas first appeared in nascent form as a sketch 6 years ago. It finally coalesced to a book series 5 years ago, and a draft book was created in the Spring of 2018. Since then, a lot of things have happened, including Covid-19, and progress has […]

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Scrivener 3

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I updated all of my current working projects, both fiction and non-fiction, to Scrivener 3 a few months ago. Scrivener 3 for Windows is more than just an update to Scrivener 1. It is an almost complete re-write in several areas, primarily in the area of the Compiler, which is the engine that assembles a document, ebook or other artifact from all or portions of one or multiple Scrivener projects. Like most conversion processes, the

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New Podcast – Books of Loukas – What is and where is Loukas?

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I get asked three questions by people when I explain that my book series is called “Books of Loukas“. The first question is: who is Loukas? People assume that Loukas is a person. I dispose of that one by explaining that Loukas is a place. The next most common question is: What is/Where is Loukas? The third (less common) question is: Is this book series like the Bible? You know, with related books written about

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End of Year Interview with Rupert

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(Interviewer’s note: This should have been an in-person interview, but due to Covid travel restrictions, it took place over Zoom. Once again, I noticed a cat or two wandering around, and one tabby cat on the keyboard for Rupert’s work laptop). I:  So, Rupert, what have you been working on and what can we expect soon? R: <sighs>. I wish I could tell you that a book is imminent, but alas, the Election and Brexit

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