The Limbo Chronologies

Hello again Reader, I once again must apologize for falling short on my promises. The PDF is yet to be formatted, but the good news is that I’m giving you the first chapter of book two, no matter how little I like it. The first draft of book two is very, VERY, raw. There are a lot of contradictions and weird plot threads. The pacing is wonky, and it only really gets good near the end. I think the reason for this comes from the fact that I sat on book one for almost a year before doing anything with it. I’d kind of forgotten a lot about the story and the characters, (especially details on the world building), and while it helped reading through book one while writing book two, I feel as though I made too many mistakes. I’ll still release it as is, for it would take way too much time to give it the massive rewrite it needs. That is reserved for when the first draft of the entire novel is finished. I just have to cringe and let it out there and hope for the best. Book three on the...

Hello again Reader, Man, it feels like a month has gone by since November started, but we’re only done with the first week! Over here it’s just rain and fog and more rain and its dark when I wake up and dark when I go to sleep. Sunrise is at 8:00 and sunset is at 16:00. Days feel like they meld together to form a thick slushy stream. Have I mentioned already that I don’t like November? Chronologies wise, I’ve started writing book three! That means that I’ll start rewriting book two and start posting it in due time. Expect the first chapter to be out sometime next week. Man do I want to talk about it already, but I don’t want to get into spoilerinos. Though the first chapter of book two ain’t out yet, keen eyes might’ve spotted something extra hiding on the site behind a surreptitious link. I won’t say what it is, you’ll just have to find it yourself. I also must confess that I’ve not yet formatted book one into a reader friendly PDF. This last week, three new courses have begun and...

Hello again Reader, October is over. Here in the cold north, leaves have all but fallen to the ground. The trees are bare, and the skies are gray. Rain is cold and constant, and the sun hardly has time to peek through the veil of clouds before it sets. The days grow shorter, the nights longer, as the year nears its end. A long wait for winter snows begins. November is by far the worst month of the year up here. It is a season unto itself. A dreary span between vibrant fall and silent winter, without the full  and rich characteristics of either, instead only the worst from both. Sometimes, further up north, it might snow, only to have it melt away within days. Sometimes there might still be an oak or two with rustic leaves, but the winds make sure that they don’t remain for long.  Beautiful view from my apartment.   But enough of that. You’re here for an- Update! You’ve probably noticed that I’ve added links to previous and next chapters within the chapter pages. I...