Regolith Part 6: Closing in on the end

As I type my way through Chapter 17 of Regolith, the clatter of fingers on the keys of my gaming laptop, I review my plots and thoughts. Then an idea hits me, a sudden realization...
I am no less than ten chapters from the end of the book.
What has become my second full novel after shelving "Dead Phoenix" is taking flight in beautiful ways. The landscape of greens and cities and sand and decay are building into the conclusion of a novel that brings another character into the fold.
Chapters 17 and 18 mark a major turn in the novel. The reader will see a shift in the balance of power among the protagonists and the antagonist. Beyond that we see Trevor growing up and maturing and Crow finishing his story. It's as simple as that.
I've come to appreciate my time writing more and more. It's a break from reality as I enter into a world of fantasy where nothing special is expected of me. I'd go on to say it's also relaxing for me.
With my nearing the end of the book, I guess I have to start planning my revisions, book cover, and promotions, and etc. And this and that there, as my uncle would say.
I have some ideas for the cover, but I'll talk about that later.

Thanks for reading and stay tuned!