So I realized, rather belatedly, that the last time I updated, let alone mentioned stories in more than just brief detail was back in... January. Just a few days after the year had changed. For Hope's epilogue, of all things.

Yeah.

Which brings me to even more belated news: Surprise! In the Shadows of a Hero, chapters 1 through 5, have been posted!

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Let's see. Quickie update here, because I'm procrastinating on, well... everything. Yes. So. Here we go.

Chapter 160 of Collisions is going wonderfully. It is halfway completed and will definitely be done by its posting date, this Saturday. Do stay tuned, because it's going to a relatively short chapter where the ending will surely bring on my death ( Read more... )

I find it awfully amusing that, as I'm writing the Final Battle for Collisions, being on the chapter which is, in fact, THE final battle, my English teacher assigns us to read Macbeth by Shakespeare. Which happens to be Shakespeare's bloodiest and most gory play, involving death, tyranny, and lots of thunderstorms. And, witches. Oh, and prophecies.

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I have so far written one page of chapter 159. I have changed the title to it four times, changed the song six times, and have gone back and forth what to include in the chapter itself, how to begin it, how to end it, and what to leave out and use in chapter 160 instead ( Read more... )

Chapter. 158. Is. OUT.

A Collision with Hope - Chapter 158

omgomgomgomgomg.

I continue to amaze myself.

And, not only is that a great opening line, but it's true -- about four days ago, I finished chapter 9 of Truth, the series that I haven't updated in over a year, and am now waiting for it to be validated on HPFF, and then YESTERDAY I managed to write the 10 pages that make up chapter 157 of Collisions, officially ( Read more... )

We're going to ignore that I'm not the least bit ready to post chapter 157 of Collisions.

We're also going to ignore that I did, somehow, manage to complete chapter 9 of Truth and send it into HPFF validation.

And, lastly, we're going to ignore that I haven't touched NaNo in two days. Which not only brings Erin and us behind on our schedule, but ( Read more... )