Greetings friends and readers!
Less to relate this week than usual, unfortunately. Last
week, not too long after I sent out my last newsletter to you all, I went to
kickboxing training, as is my wont. During said training, I was struck in the
head several times, not particularly hard. Later that night, I developed a
headache, dizziness, and nausea.
After several worried phone calls in the middle of the night
to ascertain that my brain was not going to swell up and kill me in my sleep, I
went to the doctor the next day. He told me that I have suffered a “head injury”
(not a concussion, though it sure feels like one). I discovered on my own that
that meant that trying to read or write for long periods made my brain think it
had gotten on an amusement park ride.
So my last week has been very unproductive, as I’ve been
reduced to working in 10-minute stints for a few hours a day while I recover.
Trying to push the envelope on that, which I have done several times, has
proven unwise.
In short, everything’s on hold except for paid work, until
my brain sorts itself out.
Which is too bad, because there are still a lot of exciting
things on the horizon. I’ve almost finished the first bit of Soulwoven bonus
content for you (an Aleani language primer) and am pondering how best to launch
it, and revisions on Nadya and design work on Three Dances were going very well
until my injury.
Next week, I travel to the East Coast of the U.S. to spend
the Christmas holidays with my girlfriend’s family. Hopefully, by then, I will
be back to writing again.
Until then, dear friends, I remain,
Your wounded, dizzy writer,
Jeff
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