Sword of Lochglen Issue 2

Scotland, 1933... Recently ensconced at St. Saviours' University, young William Stanley MacFaddyen has desires to become a romantic poet, an author of historical adventure novels, and above all, a succesful student. Realising he has fallen hopelessly in love with his tutor, Dr. Jeanette Mackenzie, MacFaddyen finds a finds a serious obstruction to his romantic ambitions in the form of her stoic and snobbish husband, Gregor. Deciding to use the grim facts of his life as fuel for his fantasy fiction, MacFaddyen casts those around him as the heroes and villains in his epic novel, 'The Sword of Lochglen'. As reality begins to blur, life begins to get very complicated indeed... This is the second part of the complete and utterly unexpurgated confessions of William Stanley MacFaddyen.