TheJaylineEffect
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What do you do when insomnia hits hard?
1. Read.
2. Eat.
3. Write.
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As you may have noticed, I've given Volume One of my short stories with Jay (...who else, honestly?) a little refresh.
'Say You Won't Let Go' has also grown quite a bit since its last outing.
Let's just say the final chapter had quietly wandered well past the 3,000-word mark and had become longer than the rest.
So I did what any perfectly reasonable writer would do... I took the whole thing apart and put it back together again.
I also revamped all the banners so they finally share the same layout.
And I published a brand-new short story in Volume Two: 'A Year Away.'
('Secret Santa', which used to open that volume, has been moved back to Drafts for now. Since it never got the ending it deserved, it'll most likely return around Christmas with what every story dreams of: a proper ending.)
Now, for those of you following Blind Fate...
Yes.
You're right.
The ending is very much within sight.
And yes... you're right about something else too.
These short stories have become nothing more than my rather transparent excuse to postpone the inevitable moment when I'll have to say goodbye to Jay and Dan.
I honestly never imagined saying goodbye to fictional characters could feel this difficult.
...But at least 'The Last Stone' will finally get the attention it has been patiently waiting for.
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TheJaylineEffect
@ririmeowriri9 As you might have guessed... on my end, I write. Which probably explains why I have enough drafts to keep myself busy for the next decade. It's rather alarming how many ideas can take shape in my mind when the male lead (박종성) is that inspiring... Have a lovely weekend, and happy writing.
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ririmeowriri9
Online shopping
When I have insomnia I online shopping
…and eat (:
Watching something 2
I don’t know I really just get myself busy somehow and ended up sleeping finally
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