Timothy Willard

i just finished the series and i have to say wow. iv'e been a fan of this universe since i first read the humper monkey story, after that ive read 50 foot ant stories and only recently was i able to dig up your name and wattpad page. i finished everything you have posted here in a month and every day i was glued to my screen reading chapter after chapter. everything is phenomenal from start to finish even though a lot of the middle is missing. i hope you can get your rights back and keep publishing the missing parts cause i would love to read those books and missing chapters. i love every character you have written and hate all the bad guys with a passion witch is not something that i can say about 99% of other media out there. the story and the concept is so original that i dont even know what i would compare it to. all the minute detail that you put into this from describing how characters look, move, what they think, their personalities to how things look to the scenery to all of the gear and equipment to the political climate and major events. i gotta say i have never seen a writer flesh out a world in quite this fashion. all in all i give you a 9.5/10 and thats only because a lot of the middle isnt published. will update if i get the 2/19th motto tattooed and buy a gerber mark 2 
          
          r.i.p all the dead homies 
          
          p.s ook ook

amazing stories mate, wherever you may be now
          bit confused on some stuff
          havnt read the damned series beyond kilo-61 and the first book, but read all the old 50 foot ant stuff, got a weird deja vu surrounding the hazchem guys from kilo-61 though, feels like one of the old stories had em..
          and where the hell does the 4th 50 foot story fit in to all this

I've been thinking as I've been rereading Texas Nights for the umpteenth time. Even if we don't get any more 2/19th, I'm happy with what we got. 
          
          We got 5 stories to start that fleshed out into a sprawling series covering decades. They were creepypastas that outlived the trend itself!
          
          We got our beginning and we got our end. So many great series never get their ends but we got ours. Stillwater really always was the last one out.
          
          We got multiple perspectives and multiple writing styles of multiple conflicts. Historical fiction, but detached enough from the history so the story's hands aren't tied and makes you wonder if there really are hidden bunkers full of cannibals out there.
          
          There's many loose ends that we might not get to see tied up. I'm sure there's a ton of stories that never saw the light of day. I'm left wanting more in the best way possible but I understand that the chances of getting more are slim.
          
          I've been following since the creepypasta days. I was delighted to find out you kept writing after the first 5 stories. They were stories I can reread constantly and that makes them good stories. Even if we don't get any more, I'm happy with what we got.
          
          Cheers, Tim!

Mr Timothy, would you be so kind as to give the reading order of 2/219th? 

Hey Tim, I have read everything you've written sometimes more than once. I look forward to when you release more. Excellent job.

We miss you Tim.

More info on the other series: https://bleedingfool.com/interviews/man-struck-by-lightning-twice-publishes-best-selling-space-opera/

Check "Titan Fall" for a new chapter.
          
          Still don't have the rights back. They keep dodging any summons and the courts are backed up as fuck still.

I hope there's more on the way. We have the beginning, we have the end, but the middle is still unwritten.

For those who don't know he started a new story with a new name over on reddit think he's given up on The Damned.
          
          https://www.reddit.com/u/Ralts_Bloodthorne?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button