In an effort to improve my blogging consistency, I'd like to start writing at least one post a month that just summarizes my work and progress overall--this should be more doable than trying to create a post for every event while I'm simultaneously trying to work on so many other projects.

I have finally, FINALLY put the Ansleigh Arc out there. Slapped a mediocre cover together, formatted it for Kindle, and pushed it out. It's now available on Amazon for Kindle users as an eBook!

You probably won't be surprised to learn that during the last four months I was busy and made very little progress. I worked hard to get my house cleaned up, I wrapped up my D&D Campaign with a grand, epic finale that involved the return of almost every guest we'd ever had (it was fantastic), and I worked with a realtor to get my house listed. None of these are things I can really share publicly or write posts about, though I'd be more than happy to write a post about my house and that whole process, once it's officially sold.

This is a short post that is mostly intended to track what the percentage meters on my front page mean in terms of project progress. Nothing super interesting, but hopefully it's handy for reference!

Since my updates have been sparse of late (though, thankfully, are improving in terms of frequency), I thought I'd provide a bit of a catch-up post relating to my current projects.

For a long time, I had an idea for gothic horror tabletop campaign. I finally had the time and players to make it happen, back in 2019. Here's all I've learned from the experience.