Still playing around with a lot of things, like the design of this blog. I am working on other character groups and a couple of story outlines; but I really want to make at least a simple game to release on any platform before committing my brain to another book.

Though, I'm pretty sure my next attempt at another book will probably be completely different from my last couple of attempts.

With my brain currently resetting to an operational mode that is hard to remember, I will be working on some 3D game projects that I would like to build. I will also (on occasion and slowly) be working on some new character groups and story outlines.

Basically, I'm letting my brain let go of e-Zombie to move on to whatever is next, maybe a video game or maybe the next book; if it is a book, it will not be this month, or next.

I should know something, at some point; I hope. I will probably learn whatever ever it is while swimming.

... soon

e-Zombie:

Done, and at Amazon (along with my first book The Underground which is also now at Amazon.)

The book is done. Well the first draft, so I need to switch my brain from create mode to rewrite mode; hitting mode switch... now.

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Brain work good for rewrite now. droooooooooooooooool
Gwaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhh.
Do good works, brain make rewrites now.

Well, I made it past the last chapter; and it was a good wait to find the story. However, now the next chapter is going to be a lot different than my outline suggested. I like that. I believe if the characters do something that change my planned story, or the outline I set out before writing; then I'm doing something right.

I'm not sure what it means, but there are times, like the moment where there's something in me telling me that I'm missing something, or not 'in the moment' of the story I'm writing. I know where the story is going in the next five minutes, but I know there's something I'm missing in the current moment of the characters. It's kind of hard to explain, so I thought I would, here.

I don't know if it's in my head or the story is telling me something I haven't quite figured out, but it happens all the time and is the number one reason that it takes me so long to write. I just need to make sure I don't put in some crappy filler to stretch out the story thinking that it was needed. I'd rather just skip it and move on to the next five minutes than ad some crappy filler to my story and characters.

I know it's not all in my head, because a lot of the best things I've written (imho) have been figuring out what I'm missing in these spots.

After writing solid for almost two weeks, the last two days have been slow. It feels good to write something and who knows, maybe it will help me continue writing in my current book.