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The writer does well to intimately familiarize themselves with the phases of not-writing, so they can identify the portents. I have three.
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Anyway, I'm at #2. The blogging engine is going great, thanks for asking!
As for my book, I'm (As of this moment) 80/20 this is a legacy problem. This is my 3rd attempt to write this book, and I've changed a lot as a writer and now I'm pivoting aggressively away from romance (both for personal and practical reasons, and that's a later post lalalala) so there are things that need to be recalibrated. I'll get to it, after I'm done playing with my toys! skips away into coding wonderland
Did you toss LiberaPay/Patreon money my way last month?
What writing gets posted this month?
Infinity Smashed: Born Lucky
4 (19.0%)
Reverend Alpert: the Traveling Exorcist
3 (14.3%)
Henchwench for Hire (F/F supervillainy)
7 (33.3%)
Rutless (trans omegaverse porno)
3 (14.3%)
Flights of Reality (the Cursed City)
0 (0.0%)
Anatomy of a Dance
4 (19.0%)
The Boy Whose Heart Is Home
3 (14.3%)
The Battleaxe and the Blood-Eater
1 (4.8%)
The Hands of a Dozen Strangers (touch essay)
13 (61.9%)
What art/comic/zine gets posted this month?
Cult Comix
5 (23.8%)
Death Watch
5 (23.8%)
How it Was, How It Is
2 (9.5%)
2012 hospital sketchbook
2 (9.5%)
2013 Homeless Year sketchbook
2 (9.5%)
2014 AllFam sketchbook
2 (9.5%)
Blushing and Scent (Mori/Rawlin fluff)
9 (42.9%)
Red Tape Hell (disability farce)
11 (52.4%)
"When Randolph Carter was thirty he lost the key to the gate of dreams."I used to have dreams that stuck with me for hours, at least long enough to write them down, and some that remained no matter what. I still remember recurring dreams from my childhood, like the one where I was in a cabin on a peninsular cliff over a raging ocean under a clear blue sky, or the one where my friends and I were hunting vampires through a weird dream version of my hometown. Now I basically can't remember any dreams at all. I had already forgotten most of the details of my dream within a few minutes of waking up and now I can't remember anything.
-H.P. Lovecraft, The Silver Key