Cassiopeia Wright

Young woman trying to lead a normal life in spite of obstacles in her way. Setting: 1980s, orchestra, Chicago; references to work at Interpol and United Kingdom intelligence services, and to family history in England and Switzerland. Use of British English and American English. Point of View: Omniscient Author couched between two chapters of First Person. Fiction. Completed, Polished "Draft". Some action, romance, spy. Flags: some language, some implied sex, some drug use, some violence. >>> >>> A question arises: Why is it called a "draft"? You do what you have to do to get a book published. To me, Cassiopeia was my magnum opus, my greatest work. It took many years to realize I could never achieve the perfection I envisioned. Hence I abandoned my work and to me it remains forever a draft. Ultimately, you have to be true to yourself regardless of how many sales that may cost you.