First Review in Spanish!

One of my new friends in my writers group said, "You know you're talking to a good writer when they start talking about someone, and you can't tell if they're talking about a real person or a character." I hope that's true. It's nice to think of yourself as a good writer and not just crazy.

Phillip's finally past the part of his youth he's most ashamed of, and I think the story is going to come faster and be more fun to write now because he's having more fun. My goal had been to finish before the end of the month... That seems unlikely, but I'm getting closer to the end.

It was a little tough keeping the past two chapters in PG territory. Medieval life was not always kid friendly, and Phillip had to face an issue that's important for his character development. I think I found a balance, but I had to pull out of Phillip's head a bit.