Well... hello.
It has been quite some time, that's for sure. life has, inevitably, gotten in the way of... well just about everything, hasn't it? This has been a wild year. And as a healthcare worker in a pandemic, while I didn't get to experience a period of introspection as so many did, this year did start me thinking of the past (during an uncharacteristic moment of downtime). So, after many years of radio silence:
I love this story. I spent a lot of time on it, when it began. I had everything plotted out; timelines, characters, locations, references. it was a pet project. What i thought about during long, endless nights working in the hospital (when my patients actually slept). what I sketched in little notebooks on the train. I had high hopes to really bring it all to life. But then, life (ironically) happened.
many years have passed. likely (because I haven't checked) this show has long been off the air. more important things have since grabbed my attention, as my real life career began and flourished. And yet...
I find myself here again. And even after all this time I can still feel the story pulling at me. Many of my ideas I've forgotten. The original drafts of the chapters I meant to publish have long since been wiped off a laptop I salvaged for cash during a particularly bleak period. But there is a chance, a small chance, that my notes may have survived. That they may live at the bottom of a box in my closet, that my chapter drafts still exist somewhere. The question is... does the interest in this story still exist?
it would take time to get it up and running again, but if the interest still exists I could. I've also toyed with ripping out all the Following references and turning it into a solid stand alone fiction piece. But I'm looking for direction.
So, readers, if you are still out there, still interested then let me know. Obviously, I am hella busy (what with a global pandemic that rages on) and wouldn't be posting within a week. But if anyone is out there wondering how this all ends, let me know.
Because, god help me, I still love this story. And if you do too, then I'd love to share it with you.
-K