naniscas

Hope you're doing well! I think of your stories often!

What makes this current state of affairs interesting (read: annoying) is how long ago, I wrote a speculative story where the outcome was, in fact, a complete and utter media circus, but the *actual* trigger was an IRL admission, not fandom wank and social media clout chasing created by a MOVIE, no less

Hi, 
          I hope this message finds you well. I’ve been rereading your material and it’s so good the storytelling is one of a kind. I greatly miss your contributions, and I genuinely hope to see you return to the site with some new material soon.. Thank you for sharing your gift with us, and I look forward to your next masterpiece whenever you are ready. 
          

Being a writer is so funny. 
          
          One moment, you're satisfied with something you wrote and then the moment you return to it, you think, "Now wtf wrote this mess?" Also funny: this situation but in REVERSE

Every time a book I browsed and didn’t add to my library shows up in my “Catch up on the stories you love!” section, I remember this website was built more like a social media platform and less like a fanfiction archive/repository like Ao3 and FF.net 
          
          /just old head things

Pluck a guitar string for Tito today. ♥️

Hey there. It's been a minute — more than a minute if we're all being honest. I know some of you have been wondering where I've been.
          
          To make a long story short, it's been an interesting year. I've undergone a series of triumphs and failures, happiness and heartbreaks. I've done a lot of realigning, reassessing, and reaffirming within the past nine months. Boundaries, therapy, setting goals, and reexamining my relationship with many things, including my creative spirit, has led me to a space as strange as it is comforting and inspirational.
          
          Some of you I've talked to here and there; and to those I haven't, I've been seeing and reading your comments, amused and heartened by not just your love but your continued support despite my blatant choice for solitude. 
          
          To be an artist is to be in touch with a level of emotional and psychological energy that can either make you or break you. It's easy to get wrapped up in finding perfection in your most recent work. Sometimes, it feels like there's no point of continuing after your work doesn't get the support you hoped or because you fear no one is thinking of your work after a lengthy hiatus, but I've learned that believing these things is a betrayal to my core as a creative. A creative must always make art for the love of it and not simply for the accolades. 
          
          All that to say: I am writing. I've written over 20,000 words in the past two months, more than I've ever been able to accomplish as a writer. The timeline of when you all will see those words is uncertain, but know that they are in the pipeline, just waiting to set your world on fire — because they sure have mine. 
          
          Thank you to everyone who has continued to support me. Thank you to everyone who continues to support their favorite authors. Most of all, thank you to the authors who continue to write despite the uncertainty in your own art. I SEE YOU! You're all an inspiration. 
          
          Everyone, keep doing what you do, and, of course, here's to 2024 and many, many more.

WE HAVE ARRIVED TO THE PROMISED LAND.
          https://i.imgflip.com/2mgy5a.jpg?a465816
          
          https://tinyurl.com/2p9vzkdd

You all are going to hate me BUT—no new chapter this week. Next weekend though… 

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