Preface
Bedtime is the time to stall. And asking for “a story” is the best way to do it. In response to such requests, many years ago I began improvising an ongoing story for my daughters about two princesses, who coincidentally happened to have the same names as them. Princesses Amanda and Elizabeth lived in a castle at the end of a cul-de-sac with Queen Mommy and King Daddy (hey, when you’re five years old this is great stuff). 
Their adventures at the end of the cul-de-sac continued until one night when the Princesses stumbled upon a fantastical world accessible via a mysterious map. This was an immediate box office smash. From now on, my daughters insisted that all of their namesake adventures be “Wishing Map stories!”
The epic continued into the middle of middle school when King Daddy, who happened to be working in the movie biz, 
had an offer from another magical kingdom to pitch ideas for an animated TV series. The first thing he/I thought was, “The Wishing Map!” Calling it “a modern American Chronicles of Narnia,” the Disney folks were enchanted. I worked on the storyline and characters—the two leads having morphed into a brother and sister named Zack and Gina Dore—while illustrators created the concept art.
Everything was magical until one day some mid-level minions said, “Holy bleep! This is going to cost a ton-a-money!” In computer animation, the more settings and characters a show has, the more it costs. And The Wishing Map had scads of both. So the animated series was put on hold until its creator (me) could create a book series that was successful enough to justify spending a bleeping ton-a-money!
Some years have passed. It took a while for this script writer to learn how to be a novelist. In the meantime the Disney offer cooled. Will it ever happen? Don’t know. Don’t care. I’ve fallen in love with writing fiction! So I’ll keep on going either way.
Want to join me? The journey begins now!
The Wishing Map
Prologue: The Unknown
“There’s magic in the world. And it’s waiting to be found.”
That was what Zack and Gina Dore’s Aunt Aloysia always said just before she left. She never told them what she meant. She never explained anything, ever. Never told them when she was coming, either. Just arrived, then left, a week later, an hour later, and never a word about when she’d be back. She was like one of those ultraviolet lights that lets you see things you didn’t know were there. When Aloysia was present you suddenly realized the world wasn’t the way you thought it was, and the things you thought you had control over, you didn’t. For example:
When Zack was seven years old, he noticed that the Centerburg Northern always took precisely eight minutes to pass Middleton. Always. So he’d come to think of Middleton as exactly eight minutes long. He’d taken comfort in this, secure in the fact that he lived in an eight minute long town. Then one day, right after one of Aunt Aloysia’s visits, the train hurtled past in four minutes.
Impossible. How did Middleton get to be four minutes long? It bugged him, really bugged him. If Middleton could change, what else could? Would he wake up one day and find his dad turned into a hippopotamus? His house into a lake? His sister into a bowl of ice cream? (Well, some change can be good.) Of course, he was older now, and understood about things like rate and motion. Still, he’d never felt quite as certain about anything since then. After all, if time and distance weren’t fixed, what was?
Nothing. Because, like ants in the pantry, the uncontrollable, the unknown, will always find a way in.
Always.
And for the Dore family, the way in was Aunt Aloysia.
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Thoughts: Is our concept of reality, like Zack’s “eight minute long town,” based on limited experience? If there really is “magic in the world,” what needs to change before we can find it?
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Wow…..this is Enchanting from the get-go!
Well done, Man of Many Talents.
Well done.
Aww, thank you, Matilda!
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Catches my interest and yields one to an open perspective from the start.
Thank you.
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I know I read it before in the email you send to me long ago. I enjoyed rereading them again. The preface brought on such interesting of what will happen in Middleton Town? What’s going on with Zack and Gina? it is what motivated me to continue to read.
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I LOVE fantastic children’s stories. I was an Aesop’s Fables, fairy tales, Charlotte’s Web, Chronicles of Narnia, A Wrinkle in Time girl and now I’m the same as a woman.
“An eight minute long town”…that SO captures the heart of a child! Kids love the magic dragons and fairies and pretending to fly, but they’re really little scientists, making sense of the world as it is presented to them. If magic is a part of that presentation, it may be easier to accept. I think magic can be found on the other side of fear.
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“Magic can be found on the other side of fear.” Yes! I may just steal that phrase, Annie. ;>)
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Fantasy is my firm favorite (I also love lilting alliteration). Bring it on!
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I hide away to avoid too much magic. But magic has found me right where I am hidden anyways…and my world is NOT making sense. Dark magic is playing with the Rules, as I understand them to be. I’m living my own “Truth is stranger than fiction” reality right now. I can’t even talk about it (nor would I if I could.)
But, this! This journey…is for me. I’m looking for “sparklies” to gather in my backpack for strategic use.
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I love it. I’m hooked… 🙂
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Wow, this sounds so cool! I’ll definitely keep reading! 😀
I especially love the way you describe things and write the actual narrative. It really shows a lot of Zach’s voice. 🙂
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Glad you enjoyed the Prologue, Alexa. There’s an epic story ahead!
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Good read, pleasant use of words, leaves me wanting more.
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Wow….I have some catching up to do. Looking forward to it. Glad I found your blog.
I’m glad you found it, too, Hilary!
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One year ago today, I fuel-injected my then-new blog by serializing my novel The Wishing Map into a series of “5 minute reads.” If you’re not on the journey yet, this weekend would be a great time to start!
So, did you finish the story and are you going to publish??? And then what’s the next step with getting Disney’s “interest”, again??????
The Wishing Map is completed. It’s book one of a five book series, which only exists in outline form at this point. I had an offer from a good sized publisher, but didn’t think it was the right fit (they’re better known for non-fiction), so I didn’t sign. I’d like to publish before going back to Disney.
Sounds like a smart “strategy”, Mitch. I’m sure you’ll know/feel when the publisher is a “good fit” for you! 🙂
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Oh, dear. You have me now. Don’t laugh (or actually, feel free too) but my husband reads to me while I crochet. Really. Like something out of a Normal Rockwell painting. So here is our next book. Fun times ahead, and lots of crocheting! Thanks Mitch! (Bob writes stories also, so this will be quite helpful for him to see your style and format.!) Disney’s loss, our gain.
“NormaL Rockwell” – love the Freudian slip, Dawn! (We all long for normalcy, don’t we?) I read aloud to my wife, as well! While she’s doing her make-up in the morning and while she’s drifting off to sleep at night (must be my soothingly droning voice ;>).
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Good read ..on to the next chapter.
Somebody help me, I can’t read fast enough. More tea and I’ll be on to the next chapter.
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You have a wonderful imagination. Disney lost out on making a ton of money with you.
Thank you so much, Sonni!
🙂
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. . . .I’m posting this just to get you started. You are on your own to get from chapter to chapter. Let yourself be a kid again. the world today is too heavy, anyway. Have fun!
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my favorite character gina dore
Glad to know you like her, Rudy.
keep up the good work. You seem to have found the road MAP to success. (pardon the pun)
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This is great! Like if Lewis (C.S. and Carroll both) met Dickens.
;>)
Loved it! I am officially hooked…and now a fan! Inspired even. 🙂
Delighted to hear it, Tina.
Ahh, here’s the answer to my question! Bravo!
This is so great!! I may have to begin reading this aloud to my son as a bedtime story – I haven’t tried my hand at fiction for a 5 year old, but I bet he’d eat this up!
Thank you for sharing this great concept, series, and inspiring me to consider creating my own stories for my children! 🙂
Thank you, Anni. Wishing Map skews older than that (more in the Harry Potter reading range), but if he enjoys it, and if you do, then great!
What a treat! This is going to take some reading, but I’m delighted to have found the beginning! How exciting … love a story and a made up one for five year olds (as they were at the start) is more exciting than an existing tale to an older child! Bravo ..
I am so glad to have stumbled upon this treasure! This is going to be fun!
Hope you enjoy reading it as much as I did writing it, Jacquie!
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I love this Mitch! ALL of this.
My Dad was an amazing storyteller too. And he used to also, insert all four of our names into his stories. To this day – Mickey Mouse on the diving board taking turns with my siblings in me – lights up my brain, just by memory.
Thank you for helping us all to wish for more.
🙂 🙂
My privilege, Andrea.
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I’m just starting out on the adventure, so forgive me, …it’s well past time I put down and charged up this iPad, and recharged myself too, I shall return to continue the absorbing tale, on life and it’s magical mysteries, ,..✨👏✨
Enjoy the adventure, my friend!
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