I’m racing against time. Novel November is approaching, and I would love to participate,

I’m still plugging away at book three and trying not to think of my next project. It’s going to be a litRPG city builder, with the worst possible start.

Is nowhere near done. It’s going to be a Cole-heavy story, much like Feline Fugitives was Gorgous-heavy. My goal, other than making a fun book, is to exceed the length of my previous books. Anyway, stay safe.

The second audiobook is done. I’m hammering away on the third book now.

Witness me.

Multitasking is the process of doing two or more things at once to save time. The result is usually mediocre. So I try to avoid it, for that reason and because of a lack of energy. I leave that shit to the LinkedIn Lunatics; they can have it. I paused on book three when she worked on book one, and I might have to do so again. Right now I’m plugging away at book three, but the narrator will start work on book two soon. Still, I hope to get as much done as I can before then.

Books one and two are fixed and out in the world once more. Feline fugitives is going to get narrated soon, but I’m more excited about my progress on book three. It will be the end of the Neko trilogy, and I can start work on a new project. I love writing their adventures, but keeping things consistent has been challenging. That will happen when you just make stuff up and spend zero time on world-building.

SHAME RING
SHAME RING
SHAME RING

The first book has been rewritten, and I am less ashamed of the quality. I have also delisted the second book for now; Feline Fugitives should be up again come August.

I’ve had to shift gears lately. Since my experience making the first book into an audiobook, I’m revisiting the second book before moving on to the third. Since I’m the only one who goes to this site, I’m only disappointing myself. Although I’m also disappointed with myself. Look at me multitasking.

The audiobook is almost done. I’ve learned a lot from the process, including how much I missed. Sometimes you have to hear it out loud. I’ve republished, so once all the outlets update, my book should be much better, or at least less of an embarrassment.

I’m working with a narrator to turn the first book into an audiobook. It’s humbling in two ways. I don’t know what I’m doing, and hearing it out loud has let me notice some errors that my editor and I missed. If you already have a copy of the book, I apologize. I’ll be republishing a corrected version when the audiobook goes out.