Updatey things

So, remember me saying that I would have "CTS" posted to Literotica on 17 Aug?

Yeeeeeaaa...well, thanks to my boss who is faintly reminiscent to this guy:

...that's not going to happen.

Also, my editor that I normally use is by and large unavailable for the immediate future, meaning I don't have a spare set of eyes to look over my work before I can post to Lit and being the wishy-washy kind of gal I am, I need a second opinion before I can post.

So, I have an ultimatum happenin' here.

I'm going to find a new editor and have CTS posted by NEXT Friday, the 24th of August, but if that DOESN'T happen, I'm going to post CTS in weekly increments to this blog for all you lovely people to read. I'll have more details soon, so check back either here or my Twitter account (@LilithArchivist) for up-to-date deets.

Sorry for the delay guys,
L.A.

Where in the world is Lilith Archivist?

Just a quick update for any of you who are interested:

• I've just recently finished a standalone story and submitted it to my editor for future pub on Literotica. It's *tentatively* titled "Chasing the Sun" and barring any other unforeseen circumstances, it should be up in a week or less. I'll tweet the info as soon as I have it.
• Next in queue is Wonderland. I can't put this story off any longer and I really don't have any reason to. I have plans of pulling it after the final chapter goes up, possibly for publication, I don't know. I have so much more I want to add to it but I don't think everyone will be patient enough for me to complete it. Anywho, that's in the works.
• And finally, The Coffee Shop. Seriously, we have two chapters left guys. I can do this.

All other things I have planned for publication to Lit is under my "Coming Soon" tab. Most - if not all - of these stories are standalones. I'm putting off chapter-by-chapter stuff until I actually have a fully functioning story. I've seriously learned my lesson by being a pantser.

Catch ya on the flipside,

L.A.

The Pacific Garbage Patch

Every family has their talks over the dinner table, mine is no different. Our topics have ranged anywhere from local gossip to things we've heard or seen in the news. This week the Olympics have been the obvious conversation starter, the Chick-fil-a protest and its Appreciation Day were among others. But today at lunch, my sister brought up a topic that, embarrassingly, until today I had no idea existed:

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch