Where are the stories, Sanny? · 8:05am Jun 16th, 2018
I've noticed when looking through my other stories that a vast majority of my writing occurs in October, and I'm leaning towards the idea of writing a novel per year when my muse is in full swing. Yes, this means less content over an extended period of time, but it also means that I will have 11 months per novel to bring a concept to a better level of fullness rather than flying by the seat of my pants. In light of that, I'm very confident that I'll begin Necromancy for Foals 2 on October first. That's usually when my muse returns to me, and you could expect a full chapter a day of at least 3000 words.
If this feels like a long waiting period or you'd rather save your money for something else, I completely understand. By the same token, the donated money through Patreon and Paypal helps me to continue functioning through my spats of depression that basically cripple my ability to be a functioning adult. Money won't make me happy, but it does help me get through the moments where I want to commit suicide. If I do that, then I can't really write novels. ^.^
I don't intend this to come across as some manipulative guilt trip of "Give me money, or else", I'm just trying to explain how my mind works. Yes, it's very often self destructive and self defeating, but the money I get each month helps to pay for medication and my therapy appointments. I've been getting better as time goes on thanks to everyone's very generous donations, and I very much doubt that I would be alive today without the generosity that has come from those of you that read my stories.
I immensely appreciate everyone for reading my horse words, and for giving this Blog post a moment of your time. I apologize in advance for the stories that I've left by the wayside, and I do intend to return to them at some point. For now, however, I will be focusing my efforts on solidifying the misty fog of Necromancy for Foals 2 inside of my mind and then refining it onto readable pages.
From a rare moment of clarity,
Sanny
Take your time, I'm sure it will be worth the wait.
I look forward to the next book, and hope the depression doesn't get too bad. I went through depression in the past, so I m know how it can get. Just remember to focus on the people or things that make you happy
Love ya Sanny.
Take all the time you need. Better to have a good book released late than to have a bad book released early.
Even if you needed until 2020 to get around to your books, I'd wait
patientlyas patiently as I could. Take all the time you need.Normally I'd offer you a riddle, I've been doing riddles lately, but only if you want.
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agreed, patience will be shown. we don't want to lose a quality author over something preventable
We've waited this long, so no sweat. Take the time you need to find a good place, and then return to being our magnificent word-beast.
That's shorter than the time I have to wait for the new smash game, so I’m down to wait a bit for a very good story no problem. Not like I’m running out of things to read in the meantime, yea?
... well then, I'll be eagerly looking forward to it. We've waited this long already, so I don't see why we can't be patient and wait a few more months (it's also kinda appropriate, since it's the month of Halloween). Especially if that means it'll be more refined than what it would be if released sooner.
Hopefully your muse will truly inspire you when it comes around. In the meantime don't worry about the wait. I'm pretty extra sure we can wait
Hey Sanny. You know, you've just admitted to getting me a really awesome birthday gift. How? You'd be posting a chapter on my birthday.
Good luck and congrats on 1002 followers!
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