《Campaign: A Project Starfarer Sidestory》Update
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I don't want to give excuses, but I've been struggling with writing lately. I've recently had to relocate to my hometown and finding a job has been surprisingly difficult. I'm not to a point where I can make a living writing; but at the same time, I don't want to stop.
Additionally, I've come to realize that my writing schedule for Campaign simply doesn't work for me. I started publishing this story as an exercise to make me write more. And my system consisted of me spending a week turning a few chapters into a somewhat revised draft from the outlines I had planned. With my old job the system worked perfectly. With my new change in lifestyle however, it's become increasingly stressful and difficult to meet my weekly writing goals.
So, as much as I hate to do it, Campaign will be going on hiatus. I AM NOT ABANDONING THIS STORY. I'm simply giving myself time to draft the story in its entirety (or at least the next saga or two) before I resume publishing it online. I've put much thought in this, and I've determined that by going on hiatus, the qualities of each chapter would be greatly improved. As I'll be able to focus on more of the finer details of the story- Things like foreshadowing; revising the prologue, different character perspectives. etc. Lastly, the largest benefit would be that I'll be able to increase my upload rate to a few chapters per day; as well as publish other stories I have planned in tandem. Campaign is by design, a long story. So the current upload rate of two chapter per week would mean years before theh story is completed.
My goal is to resume uploading by the end of the year. By then, I should have my life situation sorted out and have a nice sum of chapters in reserve. I want to extend my deepest thanks to everyone who took the time to read Campaign. Project Starfarer and all of its sidestories are my brainchildren, and seeing people reading it each week brings great joy to my heart. I hope you all understand where I'm coming from; and if you're upset, I sincerely apologize.
Thank you again for reading, and I'll see you around November.
L.Snake
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ABANDONED.The Cover Art does not belong to me. I found it on Google Images, but could not find the owner of the image. Credit goes to the person that drew it.I do not own any of those things above, except for the story itself.
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