This month has been a steady month of building and working on my craft. It’s been a lot of fun developing all of these different projects and being able to explore in all of these stories. I impressed myself with being able to set a schedule and maintain it. As an AuDHDer, that is a challenge all on its own.
The Catalyst Archives episodes 003–007 have been made public and I released A Mission Database. I was really excited about the database because it was so much fun to make! In September there is more to come from The Catalyst Archives consistently throughout the month.
I updated my website and I even got in my promotional bookmarks for the opening of the Puppetshow The Sunset Friends I co-wrote with Simmy Raz Blue who also did the incredible artwork on the bookmarks. It’s been fun learning about how to maintain a website but man it’s a lot of work.
Released a Short Story and essay duo around There Will Come Soft Rains by Ray Bradbury. This was a personal duo for me to write. I have loved Ray Bradbury’s stories for many years and I am grateful I was able to write this essay Today in Bradbury’s Future and the short story Scarcely Know That We Are Gone.
I received Honorable Mention for my micro fiction story The Oblivion Games in House Gordon for the Solstice Owl Writing Battle and received some really useful feedback. I also finished another Micro Fiction piece for the Freewrite 500.
I finished a Wizard of Earthsea by Ursula K. Le Guin this month I learned a lot from reading this incredible work of art. My partner got me the most beautiful edition of the Books of Earthsea collection for my birthday. So yes, I will continue with my study of Le Guin’s work.
I went on an adventure in late August that was magical all on its own and I want to write a reflection piece on that day and the incredible day that I had while visiting some beautiful waterfalls and the surprise ending that my partner and I did not expect.
I learned a lot in August, and I am looking forward to learning even more in September. I am also excited for the coziness of fall to be upon us. (Fingers Crossed Soon!)
Until the next adventure,
—T.L. Andra
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