Finishing a book is supposed to create a sense of closure.
After spending years writing, revising, correcting, formatting, and finally publishing Call of the Minotaur, I expected to feel as though I had reached the end of a very long road. In some ways, I did. The book was finally out of my hands and available to readers, which still feels a little surreal after living with the story for so long.
Read more: The Scratching Post: What Comes After the Minotaur?
After publishing Call of the Minotaur, I found myself in a strange place.
Read more: The Scratching Post: I Finished Call of the Minotaur. Now What?
I’ve had some big, exciting changes on the work front—drumroll, please—I’ve joined General Dynamics Mission Systems as a documentation specialist.
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