Six Months Out

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So it was roughly six months ago when I first started posting Being Christina Chase, and the response has been pretty good. The story is slowly creeping up in the all time popular content list, and I get a good number of hits on every chapter. All in all, I have to think I'm doing pretty well for a first time writer. That said, Holly has done a great job of cleaning my stuff up.

So back to the hits. I have to think that one of the reasons I'm apparently getting regular readers is that I've kept up with a regular posting schedule. There's been a new chapter every week for the last six months. Now, it may have very well put readers off, to have to keep up with such a long and currently unfinished story, but my guess is that people generally like a serialized delivery, so long as they have faith that the fix will be in week after week.

And frankly the week to week thing isn't easy. Granted, I have a reserve of chapters written, and had a lot of them in the bag before I even started posting, but that doesn't make it easy. Even with a finished chapter, it takes work to prep it for posting, while finding time to write new chapters. Also, it's not always easy to get my head into what's going on x number of chapters ago. On the flip side, I have to fight the urge to just dump everything into the public all at once just to get it out there.

So here we are, right in the middle of the story, with 26 more chapters yet to go. When I first came up with the idea, this is the point in my head where I wanted to be, and it sucked to have to write my way from the very beginning just to get here. I thought it was going to take a couple of weekends. Clearly I have no sense of scale. I'm sure I could have edited a lot out (and I have) and still got here, but it is what it is. I also really wanted to dump the first 26 chapters right to the site from the get go, so everyone who cared, could get there with me. Still

Anyway, thanks to everyone who's been reading since the beginning, or anyone who's taken the time to catch up to where we are now. As always, I'm astounded that people find my tripe interesting. Here's to six months. Six months more, and I can retire.

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