I had a lot of fun writing Phrenology, and I'd love to revise it whenever I get the chance. Even as a published work, I could put out a 'New Edition' like what many publications do, though most polishing tends to be done for scientific journals or encyclopedias and the like. I don't see why it can't be done for fiction! If an author truly has an endearment for a certain story of theirs and they see many errors after their growth in story-writing, then I don't see why they shouldn't put out revised editions of their stories. I'm actually sure it happens every now and again, yet I don't see it introduced as such or advertised in ways that the academic publications tend to do.
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Final Phenomenon: E-Lunar, Route A (4) (MANUSCRIPT)
Fantasy2071. The legendary God of Apples, Abellio, was kidnapped from Earth and taken to the Otherworld. Though this world is his home, he seeks to track down and destroy those who have wronged him as they reside in this world. No man nor deity...
