I can only hope that should a copy find its way into your hands, it will prove worthy of the time you spend reading it. In any case, I am so, so happy, and I cannot wait to tackle these final, minor fixes and release this fat little volume into the world. But you know what? I think after just shy of four years, I’m allowed to get a tad emotional, don’t you? 😛 Not gonna lie–I’ll probably bawl my fool eyes out. Near is also noun with the meaning: the left side of a horse or of a team of horses pulling a carriage etc.

When used as adjectives, near means physically close, whereas nigh means near, close by. Theres a reason my face is hidden I look exhausted The third trimester is ticking along, so I thought Id do a quick update on my pregnant.

I’ve literally been on an emotional high since yesterday evening I can only imagine how I’ll feel when I hold the official, published version in my hands. When used as verbs, near means to come closer to, whereas nigh means to draw nigh (to). The official cover is still in the works, so when that’s complete, I’ll be sure to give everyone a sneak-peek (and when I do, I’ll also be providing the novel’s official release date).Įven though these are only proofs, in which I’ve found one formatting error (thankfully which I’ve already fixed on the document itself) and I’m bound to find who knows how many typos, omissions, and what-have-you in the story content itself, I cannot tell you how good it feels to hold the physical proof of my labour in my hands. But as the post title suggests, we’re getting there! Above are two proof copies, complete with temporary cover (image credited to LacewingedSaby, whom made this commissioned artwork of Forneus for me two years ago). …No, Whispers of Nowhere isn’t published– yet. So, to kick off a bit of news regarding my literary works… Hello, people of the writing and reading community! =D

The end is drawing nigh