My dad and I have only edited one chapter of his book since my last post. I still fully intend on finishing this project this year, but the plan will face a few challenges. Sometime in the near future, my work travel season will begin again, and that will limit our efforts to weekends.

For the last two weeks, my daughter and I have been remodeling several rooms in the house and completing a few much needed repairs that I’ve put off way too long. We’ll be starting work on my bedroom tonight, and once we’re done there, we’ll take a few months break on remodeling. I might decide to do a couple small rooms like the laundry room or my bathroom and closet over a weekend. We’ll see.

The audiobook for Recirculated Tales is now available on Amazon! I need to do a little advertisement, but I’ve been rather busy working on the house. Pick up a copy now and tell a few friends! How could you go wrong with a book narrated by Michael Kramer & Kate Reading?

I have all the necessary equipment to start recording audio files. Once I find the time to set it up, I’ve got a quick project to practice on. I had a 42-word story published in 42 Stories Anthology Presents: Book of 42² last year, and I saw on TikTok that they are posting videos of authors reading their story. If you’d like to check them out, look up @42storiesanthology on TikTok. Hopefully, I’ll get a chance to record my narration soon.

Finally, my most recent story, The Corvid’s Key, finished at just over 7,500 words. It has already received its first rejection. I quickly found out that there aren’t that many places that want supernatural/horror stories of that size. I’m currently working on writing a few more scenes with the hopes of increasing the length to over 10,000 words. If I can hit that mark, this could be my first standalone novelette publication.

Don’t forget to pick up the new audiobook! Here’s a handy dandy link for you: Recirculated Tales.