Yes, it has been a few days of me being ‘absent’, but with reason, minus the excuses.
Through the week I have been occupied. Writing at most and other
life things people do with themselves than just sitting around, which is cool
to do, for I can do just that too. I am a bit of a homebody. I don’t do clubs,
nor do I run the streets like so many do. I am a gamer type and love a good
show, and when the inspiration trickles in I sure do take notes.
But sometimes I wonder if what I learn is actually applying
itself.
I suppose that is my own personal critic.
UPDATE

Shadow Genesis is
still in 3rd draft and I am a few chapters in. However, I went back
to chapter one and made a few tweaks and cut-downs in word count. Chapter one’s
word total is around 8k (8,000something). Although there are no rules to
chapter length, let alone having or not having chapter numbers in a novel, I
have this thing that when I write, I write until a scene is done. Of course
each chapter has several scenes, but sometimes the scenes are more than a few
pages long. Composition thing… but it’ll sort itself out as I keep on revising.
I do feel it should be shorter, but the other half of me says: “The story will
reach its own limit as you write.”
Simply put, my work is freakin’ sentient.
SHADOW GENESIS INCEPTION 3rd DRAFT PROGRESS: 20%
- SG Book II 2nd Draft Pending
- SG Book III 1st Draft 20%
Project Chosen One is very slow going, only because I continue
to redesign (mentally) or change up plot for the script. Since I am writing in
script format (like a media script but for graphic novel) I still find the
style and format new to me in Scrivener. It is however a nice change of flow
between projects, but in good time I’ll have everything done.
SLICKA GRAPHIC NOVEL SCRIPT PROGRESS: 15%

PROJECT MULTIVERSE MANUSCRIPT: 10% (Revised)
As for Slumgarde, it is still in plotting phase. Experimenting
with the snowflake method on that one.
I know things are taking awhile. People ask when the next Shadow Genesis is coming out, and I tell them like always "In due time". There is no way one can just rush a good story. Yeah one can write a book in a month, but that is just a first draft... and I've proved to myself I could do that on my own. I even went further and written a 50chapter novel out of that. That is adding twenty more chapters to a book I first drafted in a month. My schedule was early mornings if not away from home, and if occupied elsewhere I make it up at night or in between. Everyday I write, but I can no longer stress myself on it for I have overexerted myself once. Is why I do other things to keep from hitting a pit again.
I am not always-always writing, but I 'AM' writing!
I keep my blog updated just for them, those who actually support me, and for myself, since building a author blog is essential to me, and will pay off in the long run. It's not easy doing what I do, even when some say what I do is a cake walk, but it is a challenge everyday writing, re-writing, researching, note taking, all that, just so this major project gets what it deserves... for Preludes of War was my first book, my own personal achievement, and a piece of work I knew I could do better with.
Hence the reboot.
Now if you can excuse me, the Inquisition is calling.
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