Crowley: On the Outside Looking In

As Glass Angels draws to a close, Crowley reflects on the end of Astrena. Is he worried about his future as well? He's already departed from Supernatural. Is this the end of his involvement in my Crossed Lines series too? He doesn't appear to be concerned, and he has good reason to be confident. How could he possibly be written out when there's so much potential?

Glass Angels: Questions about Beethoven

Toward the end of Chapter 2 in Glass Angels, Neal dreams of Beethoven, or so he believes. Earlier in the day, he'd played on a square piano from the time of Beethoven. The piano, as well as a contemporaneous lyre-guitar, is located in an alcove of his hostess Electra's bedroom. That evening Neal and Richard gave an impromptu concert on the instruments for the group of amateur actors assembled in Electra's house. Was that the reason he later dreamed of Beethoven? For readers of my Crossed Lines series, undoubtedly several other possibilities came to mind.