I have always enjoyed his works. English as 1st language or NOT, they are well done and easy to read. You can find them here:

http://www.eunuch.org/alphabetical_inde ... a&letter=i

My personal favorite, an older one:

http://www.eunuch.org/Alpha/P/ea_4753pilgrima.htm

"The Journey of Tommaso Pinetti" (minor)

I agree; some great works, which I had no idea were written by one of our resident polyglots. You guys amaze me; I can barely handle one language, the only other two I know something of I constantly confuse and mix when I try to talk in them. "Donnez moi das pfife", indeed.

Thanks for all you write, Musico; may the singing continue!

Thanks for all the advertising, guys!

I suppose singing will continue. I have several story ideas ready to put into bytes, electrons or whatever (because ink and paper it is not!). I just need some more spare time!

Sometimes I lean toward thinking that I might be a bit monothematic... and that the EA community will get fed up of my stories of singing boys getting fixed! But this is the aspect of eunuchology that happens to interest me far more than any other! So, yes, singing will continue! Perhaps with a few years going by between stories. That's hard to predict.

While the stories about Tommaso and Saverio are closed, I plan on eventually updating the EA community on what has happened to Peter, Bertrand, Matjaz, Alex, and the other young heroes who met my conveniently sharpened keyboard several years ago!

Make character notes. You can always expand on your universe.

The "Simon universe" comes to mind.