The Final 2020 Blog!
Hey everyone! I hope you are all doing well and are enjoying the holidays. This is the last blog of the year. And this will be the final blog on the Project-Stories website, at least for a while. I hope things do turn around, and I can afford for it to go back online in the future. All blog posts after this, will be on my Goodreads blog only for the near future @ https://www.goodreads.com/author/show...
Beyond the change in where to find the updates, there is an update this week. I finally published Alice: Khoza's Story. I will post the synopsis down below.
Before stumbling into Wonderland, Alice Khoza was a brilliant scientist. Now she's an outcast trying to find a way back home and to her loving husband. But after spending so long tinkering and inventing in this new world of non sense, she thinks she has found a way home. It won't be easy though. Alice will have to steal a trident from a notorious evil clan of Hatters and use it to channel magic in the far north to rip a hole in between the worlds of Wonderland and Earth. The probability of making it back home is low, but Alice is going to give it her best go.
It is only $.99 for purchase or FREE on Kindle Unlimited @ https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08QM5SG5M
From here on out, I still plan to get the June Bug vs the Dragonflies and the Somewhere Beyond the Sea expansion revised. But unlike my initial plan I don't think that will be done by the end of the year. I want to. I feel should try to get these things all on Kindle Unlimited so I could have more income options being unemployed and all.
But it's been a long year and I'm tired. Before being laid off, my job was slowly killing me with long hours and I was never home. After being laid off, I have been job hunting, taking GIS online classes, or working on all of this. As I was stuck at home I went all in on these revisions and got nearly all my short stories on Kindle Unlimited in the process. Though I think working on these things kept me from going insane from pandemic cabin fever and I really need to organize this mess, I do not really enjoy editing and revisions nearly as much as I do writing. And its the holidays. Though there's a voice in the back of my head saying I could set up some holiday sales, I really don't want to think about marketing, KDP, or editing. I just wanna take these next couple weeks off to curl up on the couch with cocoa, watch a bunch of Christmas movies, and celebrate Christmas the best I can in these weird times.
Once the beginning of the year rolls around, I'll be right back at it. After June Bug and Beyond the Sea, I will only have a couple more short stories and then its onto the book revisions. I really need to get this all stuff cleaned up. Sometimes I wish I could time travel and tell my younger stuff, it was a bad idea to self publish the second I turned eighteen, but I know that I wouldn't listen.
With that said, in these strange times I hope you can make the most of this season and are doing so safely. And if things seem too bleak or you're alone this Christmas please try to find hope. Things will get better. I know they will. But now we have to make sacrifices to save those we love, and those who were lost would want us all to fight through this. I know sometimes its hard to get up in the morning these days, but we have to keep going. I firmly believe there are still a lot of things to be thankful for to keep the holidays a little bright. Happy holidays everyone.
I will be blogging again in the new year from Goodreads.
Beyond the change in where to find the updates, there is an update this week. I finally published Alice: Khoza's Story. I will post the synopsis down below.
Before stumbling into Wonderland, Alice Khoza was a brilliant scientist. Now she's an outcast trying to find a way back home and to her loving husband. But after spending so long tinkering and inventing in this new world of non sense, she thinks she has found a way home. It won't be easy though. Alice will have to steal a trident from a notorious evil clan of Hatters and use it to channel magic in the far north to rip a hole in between the worlds of Wonderland and Earth. The probability of making it back home is low, but Alice is going to give it her best go.
It is only $.99 for purchase or FREE on Kindle Unlimited @ https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08QM5SG5M
From here on out, I still plan to get the June Bug vs the Dragonflies and the Somewhere Beyond the Sea expansion revised. But unlike my initial plan I don't think that will be done by the end of the year. I want to. I feel should try to get these things all on Kindle Unlimited so I could have more income options being unemployed and all.
But it's been a long year and I'm tired. Before being laid off, my job was slowly killing me with long hours and I was never home. After being laid off, I have been job hunting, taking GIS online classes, or working on all of this. As I was stuck at home I went all in on these revisions and got nearly all my short stories on Kindle Unlimited in the process. Though I think working on these things kept me from going insane from pandemic cabin fever and I really need to organize this mess, I do not really enjoy editing and revisions nearly as much as I do writing. And its the holidays. Though there's a voice in the back of my head saying I could set up some holiday sales, I really don't want to think about marketing, KDP, or editing. I just wanna take these next couple weeks off to curl up on the couch with cocoa, watch a bunch of Christmas movies, and celebrate Christmas the best I can in these weird times.
Once the beginning of the year rolls around, I'll be right back at it. After June Bug and Beyond the Sea, I will only have a couple more short stories and then its onto the book revisions. I really need to get this all stuff cleaned up. Sometimes I wish I could time travel and tell my younger stuff, it was a bad idea to self publish the second I turned eighteen, but I know that I wouldn't listen.
With that said, in these strange times I hope you can make the most of this season and are doing so safely. And if things seem too bleak or you're alone this Christmas please try to find hope. Things will get better. I know they will. But now we have to make sacrifices to save those we love, and those who were lost would want us all to fight through this. I know sometimes its hard to get up in the morning these days, but we have to keep going. I firmly believe there are still a lot of things to be thankful for to keep the holidays a little bright. Happy holidays everyone.
I will be blogging again in the new year from Goodreads.
No comments have been added yet.
