On: thank you's and short stories.

I'll try to keep this post short, and light.

Life has been a bit crazy over these last few days, and I cannot thank everyone enough for all of the love,   support and kind words sent my way. It truly does mean the world to me to know that you're all behind me on this endeavour, pulling for my success.
Also, already it has been amazing to have my ideas considered in this process (for marketing, art direction for cover, etc), and I feel very thankful to have a team like Split Tree behind me as I go through this whirlwind. I am an indie writer with a publisher, the best of both worlds.

In amongst the chaos, I've found time to write a few words in a short story that I started quite a while back, a sort of psychological horror piece by the name of Inhibit. I would love to continue submitting my short stories over the next few months because I love being able to condense an immense idea down into a few pages. I feel that it makes my writing more cohesive, and I tend to go on less of a tangent if an entire back story has to be either implied, or told in a sentence or two. It's really very freeing in its own way.

That's it for now, I'll let you all know what happens with Inhibit.

J.W