Change of the guard. · 6:45am Jun 30th, 2014
And so, after a long night of over-extending myself intro trying to write the next chapter of "Ab Initio-From the Start-Al Principio," and a twitching and restless long time in my bed after my faield attempt to end it, I decided to change my co-writer: from now on, Oliver_England shall be my helper in my quest for finsi hte story.
This decision came after said long and suffered night. I thought that, at this point, the Whole cannot work anymore without causing seriosu damage ot the sanity of both parties involved.
After all, Autmn Breeze is Australian, has cooking classes and has to work, while I am Italian and I have the whole day(s) free. How does this impact on our collaboration? It's simple: since I consider From the Start my "main story," it's the one whose all my concentration goes whenever I feel like to write. Which, while on Holiday, is basically "everyday." But my concetration doesn't allow to overcome my problems with the Catonian Party, thus I have to wait for the co-Writers for go on.
And this where the donkey falls from the Cliff and lands on an ammuntions depot.
While I can easily make throught three days or so of waiting, it's annoying for me to send the "finished" chapter on a certain time window, and it even more annoying discover that you have to actually wait two weeks for the completed chapter, and, in the meanwhile, have no real updates.
Since the last attempts to write a chapter with Autmn Breeze were plauged by badly-timed PMs and various minor events, and since now Autmn Breeze is basically an Atlas that keeps losts of Incompleted stories on his shoulders, meaning that he can dedicate less of his precious free writing time to each one, for the good of both I've decided to break the contract with him.
Goodbye, Autmn Breeze, it was a real pleasure to work with you, but ou collaboration cannot go on.
If you want help from me, wretch with a lot of time to spare, you can Always PM. For now, out ways separate.
I understand and respect your reasons and I can see that this is a sensible and reasonable decision, but it still hurts, man. It still hurts
