Finally, a Proper Fall
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While snow is blanketing many parts of the United States right now, Arizona feels like autumn. I can't remember the last time I saw proper fall weather, and it's nice to go out into the cool night air and not have to think about shoveling snow. I'm curious to see how cold it will get here in the winter, but it's safe to say that it won't get anywhere near as cold (or snowy) as I experienced in Denver for over a decade.
What's New?
- I was interviewed for a short documentary film that will be available on YouTube soon. I can't wait to see how it turns out.
- I'm back in the swing of novel editing, and I've been at it for long enough now that it's easy to get into an editing flow.
- Next Week: A familiar spirit born from a brutal ritual.
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