I’m moving right along with Xanthe’s epilogue. Got 350 words written yesterday and 650 today. Yes, that’s not a lot, but I haven’t been focusing solely on writing either. I’d say I’m anywhere from 50 to 60% complete. I shouldn’t have too much trouble finishing the chapter tomorrow or the day after, leaving me with plenty of time to let it sit before posting next week.  While I totally scrapped the old draft of this chapter and the one before it, the first two chapter of the next character’s section only need minor tweaking at best, giving me a little lead time to stay on schedule. Though I think I can stay on target with Tico3 as well for the next couple chapters at least, the buffer of TTWC1 chapters should ensure a steady stream of posts for the next month. With the training for my potential new job, the flurry of activity that should shortly follow the completion of that training, and my trip to the wilds, I’ll likely be very thankful for that buffer.

As a side note, my habit of working late is bound to make these posts a bit of a pain. I guess I either have to decide to set a time to stop so I can post or instead make the posting one of the first things I do in the morning. We’ll see how it works out. Until next time.

As the title says, welcome to the new Palidor Media Blog. While there is, of course, nothing preventing me from doing something bloggish with the What’s New page, I thought it might be nice to bring a little transparency to my process and keep you guys posted on the progress I’m making. This would also provide a convenient venue for any random musings on my work and any other random thoughts that are too big to fit in a Tweet or two. You can’t ever tell when I might toss out a juicy tidbit.

I’m going to try to post here daily unless circumstances prevent it. Actually, my upcoming trip to the wilds pretty well ensures a little sporadicity to upcoming posts.

Anyway, make a point to stop by now and again. There might be some hidden treasures tucked away in these pages. I’ll be looking to spruce up the place in the near future, too, so the current look is only temporary.