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For all those who might be worrying, no, The Manhattan Project II is not dead! I'm just still taking a break, and that break is scheduled to end soon. True, I've been pretty heavily distracted by Shogun 2 and Fall of the Samurai lately, but the latest chapter of the story is about halfway done, and will be posted within the next few days, I believe.

Once that hurdle is over and done with, the updating speed should return to normal, and you won't have to wait a month between each update ...

Yaaargh, I wish I could manage to get everything together lately. I've been trying to prioritize writing, but with all the jumbled stuff I've got to do, that's pretty difficult.

Thinking it over, I've got to go search for jobs, write out applications for medical insurance while also figuring them out, make time to write, cure my addition to Fallout: New Vegas, maintain a regular human life, do more job searching, ad infinitum. It's too tangled and just annoys me to no end. No matter ...

It's really easy to go, "Fuck it!" and wave your hands all over the place.

Of course, for dedicated science fiction writers, that's just not acceptable. There are many stories out there that are fantastic examples of creative and original methods of coping with the deadly sci-fi problems that come up with the typical settings and situations of the genre. There are too many, in fact, and it's really a bad thing now to cheap out on your physics homework when you're writing sci-fi. ...