miranwri

I do have the gnawing desire to rewrite Book One of Subconsciously Flawed…Rereading it, I feel as if it was a rushed product which I admit to have a habit of doing with a lot of books. 
          	
          	I will definitely consider it carefully.

miranwri

I do have the gnawing desire to rewrite Book One of Subconsciously Flawed…Rereading it, I feel as if it was a rushed product which I admit to have a habit of doing with a lot of books. 
          
          I will definitely consider it carefully.

miranwri

I think for now, I will be unpublishing Book Two of Subconsciously Flawed and returning to the drawing board. I am displeased with what I’ve done so far and intend to retcon and rewrite a number of things before I hastily throw it out there again.
          
          Additionally, I do feel terrible leaving it up with lack of updates. Thank you for understanding.

miranwri

I apologize for lack of updates. I haven’t been able to focus well on writing—and have instead been focusing on art. I think it’s best to call what I’m doing a hiatus. 
          
          I intend to sell “adoptables” for a time, though I’m not quite sure how well that will go.

miranwri

I just thought of this, but Mitsuki would be very impressed and interested in Shenhe solely for the fact that she is confused for a literal Adeptus despite being human. 
          
          I almost crave to create a book about Mitsuki’s thoughts on characters, perhaps in a first person journal form?

miranwri

I apologize for going MIA for so long. I’ve been preoccupied with my studies and haven’t been focusing on the main story for a while (been writing/drawing some fun stuff on the side instead).
          
           Just know I’m alive.

miranwri

Added and tweaked a few voicelines for Mitsuki. 
          
          I played with the idea of creating two new furnishing blueprints with special dialogue as well just like the characters in game typically have. Though they are plenty more personal than the real ones are, I had fun writing their descriptions and his little reactions.