In the mean time, feel free to browse around and get a feel for the the new site design. The functionality is close to the same, but I think we've got a much cleaner and more streamlined interface now. If you come across any bugs (other than the annoying little "A" symbol that is filling in for the second space in all my double-spaces in older entries), or have any issues with the page, let me know. I'd also like any feedback on what you do or do not like aesthetically, functionally, or otherwise. I can use said feedback to make improvements where necessary. . .or I can just ignore you. I have to admit, the second is more likely than the first, but really, isn't it cool to be ignored by your favorite author? No?
On a non-site related note, the proofing of The Vengeful Malice is coming along well. We're 75 pages through the process already. I don't have an exact estimate on when we'll be finished, but it won't be too terribly long at our current pace. When it's all nice and tidied up I'll be sure to let you know so that you can rush out to buy a final version, as I'm certain you're all exceptionally eager to get your filthy lecherous (note to self; consider not insulting your readers in the future) hands on one.
Once work is finished on Malice and Snow, I will start the process of deciding which novel project to work on next. I've got several different concepts, and I'm currently in the process of deciding which of them more urgently needs my attention. I'm still toying with the idea of allowing my readers to have some say in which direction I go next. If you'd like me to do something like that, I would encourage you to say so here, otherwise I probably will just go with my main idea and shelve the others for another time. Apparently I can only write one book at a time. I don't know why exactly, but multiple novels at once threatens to devour more life than I have to give to the task. Death by creative-implosion sounds interesting, but I'm not so curious as to give it a go. I'll be honest. It's the "death" part that upsets me the most.
That is all,
Heath
