Hey, guys! It's been an interesting couple of weeks for me. Got fired from the motel I've been stranded in for twenty months (and thank Christ for that because I HATED it there!) and went out with some good friends of mine to see Avengers: Infinity War that same day (pretty awesome despite its flaws). Now I'm staying at a friend's house helping her babysit while she works nights due to an unfortunate incident, so I guess I couldn't have picked a better time to be unemployed! I was going to quit a month before my termination anyway, with plenty of savings stowed away, so I'm good. My only regret is that I didn't get the chance to slap a printed poster of Steve McQueen's The Great Escape on the desk on my last day! Oh well.

Gives me plenty of time to work on my books again! Got lots of projects slated for the next couple of years, and while I'm at it, I can work at getting some paperbacks going and reach out to more platforms! Cobalt Rogue, Vol. 3/3.5 will be the first releases I'll make since Cobalt Christmas, and I'm still aiming for a summertime release this year if it can be helped. I've been working on them on and off for three years now; it's about time I got it all together. Then it's on to Jumping for Charlotte, which has just over sixty pages completed--moved to a Valentine's 2K19 release, because my sense of humour is shitty enough to provoke me to release such a tragic romance story on that day.

Then I have a ton of other shorter projects I'd like to complete before I move on to Cobalt Rogue, Vol. 4/4.5. From 3.5 on I'd like to get a bi-annual release schedule going for this series, seeing as how it could already take me up to a decade to complete the whole series.. Yeah. Insane, right? It's already been eight years since I started working on the prototype series (which is horrendous and will never be seen by public eyes), but now that the groundwork is laid down, I've just got to write the damn thing.

Shorter projects have already been added to my Goodreads bibliography, queued for release within the next year. Charlotte, and then The Laughter in the Woods. After that, who knows which out of the two-dozen side projects I'll take off the shelf next?