Important News (Patreon)

Hey there, sexy readers, I have some fantastic news to share with all of you. After a brief hiatus, long to some, I am thrilled to announce that updates will be returning for Marvel and DC starting on July 8th!

I won't go out and make promises I can't keep, so for the time being, updates will be once a week for those projects. 1 chapter each, maybe, and I mean maybe, 2, but without a doubt, one. 

So, in order to make sure I don't get overwhelmed I have decided to take one day a week just for that. Meaning, I will update Monday to Saturday, Fairy Tail, and Sundays, DC and Marvel.

The update rate I aim to keep for Fairy Tail is 2-3 chapters a day, make the total around 12 chapters a week at a minimum or 18 if I'm fucking inspired. 

On that note, I started on that very goal today, posting two chapters, tomorrow, I'll post two more. 

As for why I have decided to do this now, well, after my month of suffering in the hospital I came to the realization my schedule sucks, which is the reason I have most of my problems, writing wise at least. 

Sometimes I overwork myself to the point I burn all energy or enthusiasm to write, and when that happens, I tend to slow down. 

To summarize, I don't know when to stop, or where my limit in that regard is.

So, in order to see where my limit lies, I will start like this. You might be asking, but Corn, what do you mean? 

Well, while my goal right now for Fairy Tail is 2 chapters a day, at a minimum, that's not a permanent goal, so to speak. 

By that I mean, I want to test the waters, see if that tires me out terribly, or just leaves me with too much creative energy. If option B happens to be the case, well, I'll increase the amount.

From 2 > 3

I hope I'm being clear, sometimes I feel like I suck at explaining these things. But the point of it all, is actually testing how much I can carry without feeling like I'm carrying something.

I want to find my sweet spot in terms of working load.

Questions, suggestions or anything you think could help me in this endeavor, feel free to leave them in the comments!