Greven: Blog

Since I came here I have been show a lot of gratitude for posting my stories here, but the love from all my readers over Thanks grandpa has really touched me.

It is great as an author, but it really magnifies the memories of the women that were the basis of my stories. They were my friends and knowing you appreciate them and their stories makes it all worth it.

So thank you all for the love and comments, Greven.

Due to a late night error, when I was trying to post chapter 3 and 4, the actual chapter 3 was never added. That has been corrected and now there are 5 total chapters.

If you read up to 5, go back and read 3, there is quite a few developments you missed. I an really sorry for the mistake and hope everyone enjoys the corrected version, Greven.

Have you ever written a story that broke you? By that I mean killed your interest to write anymore. I ask that because I did and have not been able to write past a certain point again.

All the stories I am posting here I did for another site that is long dead. Being an aspiring writer I did a lot of research, tried to learn from people with actual experience, and be as honest as possible in my fiction. Then I went down a rabbit hole and it seems I left my creativity at the bottom.

I wish I could post it here but considering it dealt with someone working to get children out of the global child sex trade there is no way to realistically.

It was a poison pill that I would love to get over, to be able to get into the creative energy I used to flow with, but despite everything I have tried all I come up with is a few dozen pages of character development and then a brick wall.

Has anyone else ever had that "Last story" there was no coming back from?

I can't tell you the kind encouragement I have received so for. In response I am doing my best to dig deep and translate more stories as fast as possible.

I say translate because between editing, and rewriting, it feels like I am having to translate the original text, and the original story, into something new that still holds onto the original intent.

As I look through what I have, I know there are some that will never be seen, and the only worry I have is that the end isn't all that far away. Then again who knows, maybe I can take up the keyboard again and write something new some day. Till then enjoy everyone.

I had a rough start, but I never expected so much love for my stories. Every time I sign in there are e-mails with great comments, thanks, and positive responses.

I want to thank everyone who reads my stories, votes, and comments so wonderfully. It lets me know the stories I worked on all those years ago are still loved, and the people they are based on are not forgotten.

Thanks so much, Greven.