This is where I woke my mind this morning.

This comes pretty late, but I am wide awake. I'm taking a small chunk of time to explain a topic that's been on my mind for a while now.
I used to call myself a writer, because, well, I wrote. I wrote stories, I wrote essays, I wrote blogs. I wrote.
Now, I'm an author.
Why, you ask?
Well, a writer does just that: write. They write anything: essays, blogs, journals, articles...
I believe that the fundamental difference between an author and a writer is that an author creates worlds. Writers write. Authors tell stories, authors create worlds, authors use the pen and keyboard as their weapons in the fight against boredom and nothingness. They don't give up, whether people read or not. I mean, two of the stories I believe to be some of my best works have about 50 views, whereas one of the stories I hardly put any time into has over 400. Is that fair? Maybe not. But, no matter what, I am going to write for those stories. I am not going to stop, I am not going to falter. I will be here long after the show ends.
Why?
Because I have work to do.
And, by God, that work is going to be done.

This a quoted blog from a good man and author, IceboxFroggie. And I realized that well, I'm not writing how I want too. I think I'm a bit tired with just writing so as of today after I finish fixing the AJ text for "Celestia's Tiny Apprentice", I will be working more and more on Chapter three of Neverfree and so on. It will get interesting I promise.