Sorry I've been inactive for a really long time.

You know that time in a writer's life when they look back at something they wrote and think to themselves, "God, that was stupid, what was I thinking?"

Yeah, I've kind of reached that moment when looking at The Starlit.

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So, what did Tzelael get you for Christmas? I'll tell you what I got you! POWER. UNSPEAKABLE POWER. UNLIMITEED POWWAAAAAAH!

... Well, seriously. I am giving you power. YOU, THE PEOPLE WHO ARE ACTUALLY PAYING ATTENTION TO THIS BLOG ACTUALLY GET TO DECIDE WHICH PROJECT I WILL WORK ON NEXT. Now, what is thy bidding?

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Well, folks, you may not even know it, but Stolen Fire is very steadily drawing to a close (no worries folks, it's good for at least another 4 chapters). Since we're 2/3s of the way through it, those of you who have looked at my other works may have some questions... Like "Why did you inflict this abomination of fiction upon us in the first place?"

Oh, but I kid. For those of you who are watching, though, here's you can to expect in the future:

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Yeah, work on Stolen Fire is slow-going right now, I apologize for not getting it done sooner. In pursuit of inspiration, I drew the page of "The Tale of the Hidden King" that I described in chapter four. Take a look.

Hope this actually looks cool and helps enrich the experience of Stolen Fire!

With the second story arc completed, I'm putting Starlit on Hiatus for now. No, seriously. It's going on Hiatus. And it's staying there for a little bit.

Working on plot details for future chapters and also working on a completely different story to open up to other genres and learning to deal with other characters.

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Wellp, I'm sick for God only knows what reason, so my next chapter of the Starlit might be late.

Well, going to put the story on hiatus in light of a certain dilemma I'm having considering The Starlit, its story structure, and of course, I'm looking for an editor/pre-reader to both proofread and offer insight on how the story is written, namely whether it reads well, makes sense and doesn't confuse the reader. If anyone would like to offer, I'd be happy to oblige (I'll already be posting an ad in an Editor Group). Thank you for your patience!

The first story arc of the Starlit has been completed with the second one in the works. I appreciate constructive criticism (particularly concerning content, I want to make sure everything makes sense), and welcome input on the story, including suggestions, because in all honesty, I have no idea what anyone thinks of the actual story (Other than I make the occasional typo), so feel free to bring forth praise, complaints, suggestions, anything and everything.