Here I go, out to sea again

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 The Departure of Aeneas from Carthage. 1735. Corrado Giaquinto ...

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 14th all the way to the 22nd. 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 need to rewrite, or at least heavily edit, book 2, which I find to be the weakest of the four.

Also, if it happens to align with my plans, the SURPRISE will be a part of the doc. (what could that mean?)

But! But, but, but… I’ll leave you with 4-2. I’m off to scour through the Chronologies and make ‘em pretty. Make ‘em work better.

Thank you, once again for reading. I’m super excited to get the PDF for you guys and I hope you enjoy book four!

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