One-personal loss or issues in my life that I must deal with. If I took a break from The Wandering Inn, it would be for three reasons. That’s the kind of thing an author owes to readers. That’s not the point of this announcement, but it occurs to me it’s something I should do because if this story cannot be completed, the readers who have gone twelve million words should know how it ends. I often think of Robert Jordan, who saw his own end coming and made arrangements to finish his great work. In this day and age, I think that holds as true as it ever did. I don’t have any health conditions or problems that I know of, but chance makes fools of us all, and it’s no guarantee anyone will be safe from accidents. But I could at least do that and give it to my assistant just in case.
I could, but the story would inevitably change and take on incredible details and things I couldn’t predict.
I have not-yet-written down the entire outline of the story into a document, because I’m not that organized. Or what will happen if something comes up. I have thought about what I will do when this story ends, because it will, one day. I have often thought about taking a break from writing The Wandering Inn for a while. This is the second month-long break I have ever taken, and the first time I’ve ever had to take a break off for another writing project, and it feels a bit like defeat. This is the last chapter I will publish until June 3rd. I am going to be writing Gravesong, Book 2, which will be released on Yonder when it is edited and ready to publish. If you sign up on May 29th, you’d pay again on June 29th if my understanding on how Patreon bills is correct. I have paused billing on Patreon until May 29th, and that should stop anyone from being charged in May.
No one will be charged on Patreon for the month of May. Patrons will not be charged for the month.
I am taking a break from writing The Wandering Inn for the month of May, 2023.
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