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Book 17 golive imminent!1111one

What a wild ride. Book 17 was the most challenging book mentally I've written to date. almost exactly 6 months. Two of those months were proof reading the darn thing. I'm mentally completely wiped, which is sad because I still have 3-4 more topics I want to write about.

Next book is going to be short stories though that aren't connected, but in the same book. I can't do another 90,000 page epic. For some reason reading this one was super tough. The book isn't dense per se but there was absolutely tons of intertwining that had to be absolutely perfect. You know how I get.

Anyway so hope you enjoy. This one was a big push. I don't even know what to say, except I'm relieved. A ton of cool stuff went into this one.

Next is going to be updating book 1-8 and fixing all the old print copies, then update

I still want to do a podcast some day where I talk about each book with spoilers. This one would be a doosey. More later. Thanks for hanging in there. Thanks as always!
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