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In
The Demon’s Head: 100 Editions Later
April
16, 2013
Hello
everyone and welcome to edition 100 of In The Demon’s Head. When I first sat
down to write this blog. I had no idea what in the hell I was doing. Actually
that’s an understatement. When I wrote the first edition back in February of
last year, I didn’t even know WHY the hell I was doing this.
Originally
the blog began as my way of trying to show fellow writers new things. I quickly
learned that I didn’t really know shit of my own. How was it that I was
supposed to show people things, when I didn’t even know anything? The blog was
aimed to be more than that though. I had meant to take this chance to share my
talents with the world. I realized real quick that this idea wasn’t working
very well.
Let’s
review real quick here. I started writing this blog with two screwed up ideas
and the end goal of promoting my first book that I planned on releasing later
that year. If you’ve followed me from the beginning than you realize that the
idea wasn’t a complete flop but it wasn’t a huge hit either.
I
did manage to put both stories out and the thoughts on them have been awesome.
The views for this blog have not really gone as far as I would have liked. But
I kept writing. I knew that it would eventually find a way to pay off. In the
time since though, this blog has changed.
What
started then has evolved into what you see now. As I’m sure you’ve noticed how
I’ve been doing Photo-blogging pieces. I hope that you have enjoyed them. I
intend to keep them coming and I hope that you keep sharing.
But
that’s not all I intend to do with this blog. Not hardly. While the idea may be
few and far between I do intend to continue to offer some updates on what’s
going on with me and my writing through this blog. However, my primary method
of information seems to be Facebook.
Looking
back at these past 100 editions of “In The Demon’s Head” have made me realize
that I’ve done a lot of learning, writing, growing up, and studying. It’s all a
part of the world you have to know if you’re going to make it anywhere in life.
Something
that I feel I should share with you guys. This blog has kind of evolved into a
home for the photo-blogging stuff. But don’t fear I will still have post like
this where I share some information about the projects that I have going on. That’s
kind of what the end of this post is about.
Now
enough of the retrospective, I’ve got some information that you may find
enjoyable. Then there’s a bit of information that isn’t so nice and that’s what
I’ll start with.
Youtube
Channel Operations Suspended
It
wasn’t Youtube’s fault. I can easily say that I’m a fickle little bastard. I
don’t say that in a bad way. I have learned that I tend to have a problem
committing. Which is why I’m so surprised that this blog has lived this long.
As
I sat down to record the first thing to put up on the channel Monday. I
realized that while the idea sounded good it would take away a lot of time that
I could use writing. If I can get to a point where it’s just a camera and not a
lot of extra work to get the channel to work for me, then it can happen. Until
then I really need to focus on writing. Especially if I’m going to be able to
deliver on mI’y next promise.
All
Five Blackout Series books will be available by 2013!
That’s
a massive promise to make considering that it’s already halfway through April
and I’m just gearing up for #2. I don’t
want to make promises on dates due to a few things but I am going to say that
the goal is aimed at putting out a new story every couple months.
My
goal is for the fifth and final Blackout Story to be available in December. I
think it’s a goal that should I strive to achieve can happen. If you haven’t
done it yet you can pick up the first Blackout story “Life After Dark” for free
here. I’d love a review if you have already read the book.
New
Graphic Designer
As
a lot of people know, I’m not big on the religion thing. However, I can say
that I believe in things happening or changing for a reason. That happened this
past week when by sheer accident I realized that I had a very talented graphic
designer sitting amongst my friends.
His
name is Mr. Dave Schuey. I’ve known him for some time but had no idea of his
talents. I can only hope that he is up for the coming schedule. I can’t wait to
show you the work that he can do.
Final
Thoughts
That’s
100 editions of “In The Demon’s Head” in the books. If I have my way there will
be many, many more to come. I hope that you guys are ready as I’m hoping to
continue to change the literary landscape and I can hope that you all will come
along for the ride.
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Until
the next time you want to take a trip through the gates of hell and into the
demon’s head, I’m Kyle Robinson wishing you a safe trip back to the surface.
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