The Limbo Chronologies

me when melatonin   Hello again, Reader, Bit under two weeks aboard and I’ve finally gotten my sleep schedule in a headlock, though wrestling with its stability is quite the ordeal. But with melatonin as my sponsor, (though I try to avoid its use), I’ve managed to hold the advantage. However! I have managed to, for once, do (most of), what I’ve set out to do during my eight hours of off time between watches. That being the compilation of The Limbo Chronologies Part 1, draft 1.0, and even study some Latin! As of now only book four’s final chapter has yet to be added, so the document, formatted in a nice and readable way, comes out (without the last chapter), to 221 pages including title page, rights explanation, dedication, and a table of contents. So expecting around 250-260 after I add 4-5 to the mix. Crazy. I’m not even done with the story yet. And I have some weird things planned for once the party gets to the Alpine outpost, and far weirder things that have been hinted ...

mood   Hello again Reader, I come to you with dark under-eyes and from the depths of sleep deprivation to bring to you 4-3, titled ‘ Sight ’ I am, once again, at sea. Moreover, I got a permanent contract! [ queue celebratory music ]. Thank you, thank you. But what does this mean? It means that I’ll be on a steady rotation of six weeks on and six weeks off. Presently, I’m on my fifth day aboard and have a little under or over six weeks left depending on if I decide to extend. What does this mean for the Chronologies? It means that I will be, as I declared in my previous post, be working on the PDF and hoping that the surprise I’ve for you will arrive on time. The final two chapters of book 4 will come out on the coming two Saturdays, but once I get them out, there shall be a spell of inactivity on The Limbo Chronologies front. Why? Though I’ve written it, I was shocked to discover just how many pages I’ve managed to crank out. 291 pages of 12 point double space… huh? ...

  Hello again Reader, Grab a cup of joe and click this link! 4-2 is here, and I hope you enjoy this newest installment in the Chronologies! On more somber news, I am leaving for sea once again. My six weeks of vacation are up, and six weeks of dog-watch are ahead. I’ll be off on [ insert day ] and will be flying to [ location ]. Jokes aside, the crew change day has jumped backwards and forwards more times than I can count. It has ranged from the 14 th all the way to the 22 nd . So… yeah. I’m half-packed and in a weird liminal state, not wanting to make any plans, but also unable to do nothing. Anyways. By next Saturday I’ll be at sea once again, and I’ve plans, so don’t you worry. The rest of book four is coming out weekly as always, but instead of writing book five off me notes and me jumbled mind, as a project at sea, I’ll be ( FINALLY ) making that PDF for you guys. It will comprise books 1 through 4, and will be titled The Limbo Chronologies Part 1. But for that I’ll ...

Hello again Reader, WE ARE HERE! Book four has begun and there is also a little secret once again hidden somewhere in the links. Hint: + and - As before, Book three has been relegated to the table of contents, and Book four is on the sidebar for ease-of-access. But for you, my dear reader, here’s a link to Chapter 1 of book four. The party has made it to, and out of, Roma Prima, (huh?), and are on their way to the Alps! Also, as always, weird things happen to our cast of characters. This time, specifically, Jaques. (Go and read to find out). And Buddy decides to share the whispered myth of the Conclave’s origin with everyone, much to Rousseau’s displeasure. On the Conclave (SPOILER ALERT!)   The Conclave, as an idea, came to me in bits and spits while going about mundane tasks. Say, filing taxes, fiddling with the post when an order goes missing, or during long and boring Teams lectures or meetings. To me, the most horrifying things in the world are bureaucrats. So, how...

  Hello again Reader, We’re in April, which means summer will be here SOON. But before that, I’m going to have to head off to sea for another six week rotation. I should be going sometime around the eighteenth, so I’ve still plenty of time to write TLC. Speaking of, I’m on the last chapter of book four! Crazy, I know! So, expect a new chapter, in which whispered myths about the origin of some of the bigger factions of Dead Earth come to light. This weekend and the following week I’ll finish up book four and do the zero draft for 4-1 so that I can get it to you come next Saturday. Here is a sneak peek: What could Jaques be doing? Also also!! (By the way, this is my version of P.S in my journals. The amount of ‘also’s’ enumerates the order or emphasizes excitement), the surprise! Yeah, that one I’ve been on about since many moons ago. THAT surprise might be coming to ya relatively soon. So… well… don’t hold your breath. My Thinks I’ve been thinking and pondering things la...

Hello again Reader, As promised, I’m here to give you an account of my little arctic fishing trip. Without further preamble I’ll start immediately with the beginning of the journey. (Also, I’m listening to the Heavy Weather album by Weather Report while writing. You will see why this is funny). 18/3/2026 On the morning of the eighteenth, I did my normal shebang of breakfast and writing, and around eleven my friend, came to pick me up, and off we went toward Kilpisjärvi, which is far up in the “arm” of Finland. Note: the reason why it is called the “arm” is because the shape of Finland, for those of you not in the know, is that of a woman. We made a pitstop in Haaparanda Sweden, ate lunch and got some extra stuff for our trip, then continued up with only one piss brake, arriving at our one-night lodging around 20:00. Lodgings were like a hostel: separate rooms with shared kitchen and bathroom spaces. Our room was the size of a cupboard with one bunkbed that groaned and creaked lik...