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Ouch. I don't think she'll be letting that go, anytime soon.

Taylor has officially made an enemy for life. And it's all Lisa's fault.

In other news, for those of you who didn't see it on the SV thread or FFnet:  not that I didn't expect it from the get-go, but continuing Essence won the poll by a wide margin. Trailing at a much distant second was starting Recursive Wisdom, which I did not expect. I honestly expected Project: Nietzsche to occupy that role.

With that in mind, I'm going to try and blitz through another 40k words for Essence and get at least four chapters of Recursive Wisdom done before December. No idea how successful I'll be. As a result, depending on where I am by Wednesday, I may set us to an every other week schedule for the duration - one chapter this week, one chapter two weeks from now, and back to normal in December. I'll let everyone know what I decide by Thursday at the latest. 

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Tempist

I don't think it's surprising that Essence won. I'd hazard a guess that the majority of your patrons are here for that story. Now, I don't think most of them would begrudge you a month of biweekly updates, but probably not longer. For myself, I'm a little apprehensive about you starting multiple projects. Countless fics have died in exactly this manner. An author gets an idea into their head, and decides to write a snippet. Before long, the original fic is forgotten in lieu of the new. That is, until the new becomes old, and the cycle repeats anew. I'd hate for Essence to suffer a similar fate.

Jaroslaw Jarmul

Now I'm curious which body parts/organs will Bakuda loose this time. In canon she lost two toes. And this time Taylor has the mindset of an assassin. I almost feel sorry for her. Almost:). As for Essence winning there was no contest as I myself only started donating due to the early chapters and extra materials you are posting here. Also from what I have seen authors that spread themselves to thin can't really complete their older works as the new "shiny" always catches their attenction.

Drew Pilgrim

You can also put me in the group only particularly interested in Essence right now and hope you don't spread yourself too thin.