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Okay.  So last year was horrible.  It's not 'over'.  As of next week, we'll have a better indication but I'll try and be optimistic.

So changes I want to make for 2021.

1) I will finish one chapter of homelands a month.  I can go faster than I am, and you've supported me for this story and my other writings.  I've let real life get on top of me for too long.

2) I will update patreon once a week on saturdays, rather than just letting things slip by week after week, and hating myself for doing so.  I might not have much to say.  I might just link stuff we're doing in the game.  But it'll be something, even if it's just hi, not dead yet.

If I can pull off those two things, then if 2021 is as bad as 2020, at least I can consider myself as doing better.

In other news, I've picked up a comission to do another chapter or two of Galling Tendancies.  Once Homelands 24 is done, I'm going to pivot to that.  Time to ante up and do better.

(You have no idea how many 'I suck', 'try', and 'hope I don't fail' I cut out.   That's a 3rd change I really hope I make.)


Comments

NTG

First of all: Happy New Year. May it be a better one that the last. 1.) One chapter per month? Personally, I would’ve settled for a less ambitious deadline, but I’m not going t complain about monthly updates. 2.) Doesn’t have to be weekly but a little update once in a while would be nice. That said, if you don’t have anything to talk about don’t force yourself to come up with something. Quality over quantity. 3.) Galling Tendency was never my cup of tea. Still happy for the people who want to see more of it. 4.) Don’t be too harsh to yourself. You’ve wrote a fanfic with almost 2 million words over the course of multiple years and managed to complete it. That’s something to be proud of. And you’re currently writing another long story. Even if you decide to stop because you don’t like FiM, Fallout or written words anymore your work has already provided me with plenty of entertainment. So, I wouldn’t be angry or disappointed. Just a bit sad, that we would never see the end of Scotch’s journey.

DocSpit

Well, I certainly wish you luck! As selfishly as I'd love to see how Homelands turns out, I know the double-edged sword that is a deadline like that. Obviously, take care of yourself first and foremost. If you have to force yourself to write for the sake of meeting a deadline, and not because you're enjoying it, especially for a project that's supposed to be for fun, then it can do more harm than good.