What's Coming Up

So I’m writing a rather shorter post than usual, and yes I know, when I say a short post, it doesn’t necessarily come off as a short post. I don’t usually write a post on Wednesdays, because I feel it will over flood my niche market, and usually has nothing of value. However, this post is of value, particularly speaking about the next story for Short Story Weekly. Now, I’m going to release Infinity and Null, I promise, and yes, I’m setting up for hype it surely will not necessarily fulfill, but I wanted to sa the next story is in-fact a different story, unlike most of the themes that surrounded August’s stories. This week, I’ll be releasing a story that I’m currently writing, and it’s going to be something different, at least to the overall likening to the past posts. Infinity and Null has been a story I wrote a few years ago, and that will not fit any thematic chain with the rest of the stories this month, but I really, really want to post it, and I’ve been doing so much writing, that I tend to forget of all that I’ve written that I can still share. Also, the Malacast Editorial will be getting a template overhaul one of these days, I’ve not had the chance to actually do it lately, but I want to see it get a different look, mostly because it’s nice to do something new every so-often. I might also change the title page, which hasn’t been done in years. The problem is, I don’t want to just sit down and do it, without having some time to make accurate decorations to the site, which are at the very least aesthetically pleasing. The short story this week is going to be different, and hopefully fun, maybe more upbeat in comparison to the other stories, but I think it will be a fun story. Either way, it’ll be different, and a decent length. I will have it up by Friday at the earliest, Saturday at the latest, but most likely it will be the former, rather than the latter. Finally, I’ll like to just say that I’m thankful for all my readers, and I appreciate all the support I get from those who lend their voices to the blog. Most people who read my blog do so objectively, even on the most subjective of matter.