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FlickrNot Providence: Commitment Unflagging
Chapter 2 is up, in which a teenager bludgeons you with cheap symbolism.
To respond to the one criticism I did get from last week, I apologize for the rather uneventful Part One after the more tightly-focused prologue; Part One stayed as it did back when I had some idea that I was going to be regularly posting 1500-2000 words every week, before the stress-worms laid eggs in my spinal column and I realized I couldn't possibly do that and continue work on other projects. In the future, I will do my best to make double posts on weeks when a more navel-gazing chapter would otherwise make up the bulk of the content. Thanks for sticking with me through the rough start.
To respond to the one criticism I did get from last week, I apologize for the rather uneventful Part One after the more tightly-focused prologue; Part One stayed as it did back when I had some idea that I was going to be regularly posting 1500-2000 words every week, before the stress-worms laid eggs in my spinal column and I realized I couldn't possibly do that and continue work on other projects. In the future, I will do my best to make double posts on weeks when a more navel-gazing chapter would otherwise make up the bulk of the content. Thanks for sticking with me through the rough start.
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posted by Tyler at
9:06 AM
1 Comments:
But always leave them wanting more. You know that, right? That's the point of the chapter-breaks. And, oh, what terrific tension you create!
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