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Can you believe it's been a year since I started New Worlds?
I both can and can't. On the one hand, the time has flown by. On the other, I have nearly sixty thousand words' worth of posts I've written in that time, so, yeah, that's a thing. In fact, it's a thing that is in the process of becoming an ebook -- there are some outlets where you can pre-order it now, and more to come. New Worlds, Year One will be released on April 10th, at which point I'll be more than a month into Year Two. And in honor of that, I've made a new funding goal: if I reach $250/month, I'll create a print edition of these books to go along with the ebooks.
Anyway, this week's post is brought to you by Black Panther and all of its amazing visuals, especially as they relate to personal appearance. I'm not going to get through that whole field of topics in a month, but we're starting off broad, with an overview of standards of beauty. Comment over there!
I both can and can't. On the one hand, the time has flown by. On the other, I have nearly sixty thousand words' worth of posts I've written in that time, so, yeah, that's a thing. In fact, it's a thing that is in the process of becoming an ebook -- there are some outlets where you can pre-order it now, and more to come. New Worlds, Year One will be released on April 10th, at which point I'll be more than a month into Year Two. And in honor of that, I've made a new funding goal: if I reach $250/month, I'll create a print edition of these books to go along with the ebooks.
Anyway, this week's post is brought to you by Black Panther and all of its amazing visuals, especially as they relate to personal appearance. I'm not going to get through that whole field of topics in a month, but we're starting off broad, with an overview of standards of beauty. Comment over there!
