More Promises to be Broken
Think of the Guy as Me and the Girl as my Muse.
Recently on deviantART, 2 out of my 3 recent works I submitted to the Writers-Club group were accepted and featured for a week. Those two were poetry under the Horror & Macabre category. I made those during an inspired week after months of writer’s block (also known as my personal laziness). Unfortunately, Chestnut Glow, a creepy prose I wrote during the same week and submitted during the same time is still in the Approval Stage.
I submitted Tap-tappity-tap-tap last November 18. As of this time, it got 10 comments, 57 views and a single download. 2 deviants added it to their Favourites folder: hakeberhut and CursedArchangels on December 11 and November 19 respectively.
Bottomless was submitted last November 20 and it got 2 comments, 43 views and a single download as well. 4 deviants added it to their favorites: animorph4ever, hakeberhut, misamattnmello and CursedArchangels on December 10, December 11 (for both hakerberhut and misamattnmello) and November 23 respectively.
I normally don’t get this much exposure – only for about once a week per month or even per year depending on how active I become with my writing and on the site – but with the new settings and options deviantART has made accessible with Groups, things are getting friendlier for artists and writers alike.
Currently, I promised myself to be more dedicated to my writing but things don’t always go according to plan. There will always be other projects, school activities, personal emergencies and etcetera to contend with so whatever little literature I come up with is considered a big thing with my current predicament.
This year, I plan to finish a supernatural thriller novel entitled GRAY before my birthday lest I want to kill myself with a spork. Hopefully, I’ll make good with my word. My fiancée’s backing me up so it’ll be less painful along the way.
I’ve got body bags ready.
† Jofer
