Lucky Z.

I havent read any of my stories from the beginning in a very long time. Half because I'm afraid of the writing, half because I'm afraid I'll try and rewrite everything from the beginning

I should be allowed to block Wattpad cuz my only notifactions I have and have ever gotten are about their dumbass coin shop

Ive moved to AO3 cuz Wattpad is a steaming pile of trash lmao. I'll still post here as far as I know but if you want a decent reading experience without being interrupted by ads every chapter that don't even support the author of the stories you're reading, check out my work there instead. I'll have a link leading to the exact story on AO3 in the book's description. Take care

I never realised how many ads were on wattpad until I started reading again. Literally after any chapter? I feel kinda bad having my stories here now when the ads are this bad. You don't even get to support the writer with sitting through them...
          
          I desperately need a new site to move to for my books

I updated a couple of covers. MS Paint wasn't covering it anymore. I love them a lot more, hope yall do too

Im taking the 11 Colors and throwing it out the window. We're going in a whole different direction. Im gonna shove everything I have of the current version and post it in a single book in cronological order, but thats just gonna be a public, old dump. Like LNDU, yk?

Im working on a new book, The Lost Artifact Of Spode. Check it out, its sci-fi

It's sad how painfully obvious it was I couldn't be creative for LNDU before I finally decided to abandon it. The Break Liz Outta Arena arc, Sam Paul and Liz couldn't figure out how to escape cuz I couldn't figure out a plan then, but it instantly hit me when rereading it. Why not have Sam and Paul enter the games themselves?! That would've been fun!

Nothing like posting the 4th chapter in the 4th story of the series even though both the chapters and stories before are either incomplete or not even started. This is the benefit of not having readers no one talks about

Lord of the Rings- a book length actually comparable to ours- took 12 years to write. For most, we're only on year 9. Granted, we can still write a lot more often than we do, but we're not terribly dragging projects out. You're doing fine, stop stressing about time