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 So, uh, early last month I started posting a serial again! Yeah, I just didn't want to mention anything about it before I got the ball rolling (look, I know how bad my own momentum is, and therefore, I needed a while). It's up on Wattpad. 

Part of this is that I'm trying to fight my own perfectionism, which is why it's an early draft. This might all get cut or cleaned up a lot later on for an ebook release, but right now, it's a bit meandering and light on description. Some people might still want to read that, I don't know, but it's better than me having this sit on my computer/4thewords account and just fretting over how good or not good it is.

Part of this is that I haven't been posting anything in public for three years, and it's like I have to get back on the horse, relearn how to walk, whatever metaphor works best, I don't know. It may or may not take me a while to get my footing, but I am also a bad judge of that. 

If you've read The Wake, most of the characters would be familiar to you, since I literally just took them and changed their timeline. It doesn't completely follow what I wrote before, but there's so far a handful of events that are similar. 

I honestly don't know if it's called Supermassive because of a plot point or because of how big it could get. I'm already sitting on 30k, and I'll be spending my November writing another 50k (look, I've been doing NaNoWriMo since I was 17, so almost half my life, it's high time that I decided to rebel, and it's like the weakest rebelling ever because the only thing I'm doing against the "rules" is that it's not a new story. Still doing the 50k in 30 days just like everyone else). Because of NaNo I'll be updating once a week instead of twice like I was for most of October, but that's because I have slightly less editing time right now. The chapters (well, parts) are short because I genuinely have no idea what's an ideal length for Wattpad. Don't be surprised if everything disappears suddenly for a day and then reappears as I've combined a few parts together. (And also fixing that cover. That was mostly me trying out Krita, though. Krita -- not bad for photo manipulation, but clearly not the best choice.)

Anyway, there it is. I was supposed to start this last April (as in April of 2020, what is time anymore). Hopefully it gets better as I get further into the story. Have fun. :D

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