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talkstowolvesI truly regret having to make this post, especially since my Tales from the Wishing Well project hasn't technically seen a full week yet. However, it's become painfully obvious that it is necessary.
Tales from the Wishing Well will be on a new schedule, effective immediately. From this point on, installments will be published each Monday.
I really wanted to provide you with free fiction and poetry multiple times a week, but life has become 100% more difficult since yesterday. I do not want my personal life to affect potential future donations for my Tales from the Wishing Well installments: I want to receive willing compensation for my work based on its own merit. Therefore, the detailed reasons for the schedule change will be given behind a cut.
I begin graduate school classes on August 18th, with a new student orientation the week before. My fiancé and I are attempting to move to Atlanta in 9 days due to the fact that the lease is up on our current apartment at that time. We still have not secured housing in Atlanta. Our main block in securing housing is the fact that we cannot prove future income: neither of us have secured any kind of employment in Atlanta yet either. There are several huge difficulties on the road to my fiancé securing full-time employment at our required level of compensation. Also, until yesterday, I was rather hoping that I wouldn't be required to have a part-time job right away. I had hoped I would be able to accustom myself to the workload of grad school before securing employment.
And so, I cannot guarantee installments of Tales from the Wishing Well three (or even two) times a week in the face of these difficulties.
Thank you for understanding! And thank you for the patronage I have received so far.
Tales from the Wishing Well will be on a new schedule, effective immediately. From this point on, installments will be published each Monday.
I really wanted to provide you with free fiction and poetry multiple times a week, but life has become 100% more difficult since yesterday. I do not want my personal life to affect potential future donations for my Tales from the Wishing Well installments: I want to receive willing compensation for my work based on its own merit. Therefore, the detailed reasons for the schedule change will be given behind a cut.
I begin graduate school classes on August 18th, with a new student orientation the week before. My fiancé and I are attempting to move to Atlanta in 9 days due to the fact that the lease is up on our current apartment at that time. We still have not secured housing in Atlanta. Our main block in securing housing is the fact that we cannot prove future income: neither of us have secured any kind of employment in Atlanta yet either. There are several huge difficulties on the road to my fiancé securing full-time employment at our required level of compensation. Also, until yesterday, I was rather hoping that I wouldn't be required to have a part-time job right away. I had hoped I would be able to accustom myself to the workload of grad school before securing employment.
And so, I cannot guarantee installments of Tales from the Wishing Well three (or even two) times a week in the face of these difficulties.
Thank you for understanding! And thank you for the patronage I have received so far.
Thoughts
Date: 2008-07-23 03:37 am (UTC)Re: Thoughts
Date: 2008-07-30 03:40 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2008-07-23 06:20 pm (UTC)but ya know I haven't even had 10 min to read Monday's update yet. sigh. I am hoping to do so now.
sigh. and le sigh.
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Date: 2008-07-30 03:40 pm (UTC)Have things slowed down for you any? Have you gotten a chance to finish reading "In Extremis"? Take care!
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Date: 2008-07-30 04:54 pm (UTC)no real chance to do anything yet. Things are a bit less manic so far... today. Reading In Extremis is on my To Do NOW list..
I'm hoping to get sometime today to read it. or early in the morning. my home laptop is acting up so i mostly have to sneak around work.