I'm terrible at making updates. I've made a decision for myself as a writer. First drafts of my stories can be found on Honeyfeed. The updated drafts will be found here, and if they're over 15k in length, I'll be doing a scheduled daily upload for them

at the start of 2023, I made a goal to write 50 words a day, every day. Today, on New Years Eve, I'm excited to say not only have I written at least 18,250 words, but 100,000 words. As a new writer, this feels amazing.

Finished with Unit 561, and now working on a new story. I think I'm almost halfway done with it also. In the meantime, I'll be uploading a story to Scribblehub I'm very excited for. It'll go live in January, with a scheduled upload each day until the volume is over. Hope you enjoy it

Sometimes it feels like a story is never going to end. Unit 561 is almost 9k in length and I only feel like I'm somewhere between 1/4 and a 1/3 of the way finished!

Normally I prefer to upload my short stories when they're complete, but I decided to try and change things up and see how periodic uploads will affect my chances. Hopefully y'all will enjoy reading this as much as I do writing it!

The only difference is that Ghost of Atlanta takes place in the 2nd and 3rd Age, while A Mother's Love and Refrain from Reminiscence is set during the 5th Age.

So funny thing, I wrote Ghost of Atlanta after I finished A Mother's Love, and before I started Refrain from Reminiscence. So I sort of went from wholesome to unwholesome to back to wholesome like a metronome. It felt funny to me to be pivoting between those. Ghost of Atlanta is a more adult and grim story, but still within the same world of TLoX. 

So it's been a day or two since I posted two of my short stories over here. I am honestly surprised by how fast I got readers currently. The first site I posted them on, it took quite a while for them to get to this level of views! So thanks to all of you who already started reading my stories. I can't wait to share more of the Legacy of Xaero with you, both current readers and future readers!