...I think revival is the word I'm looking for. ...hmm... Anyway, I remember a long time ago, before I really started getting into writing The Carpenter And The Nightingale, I had said that I wanted to go back to my very first comic series, Hybrid: Gods And Demons, and redraw the their thing. This was my first comic that I did on my own, so my drawing skills weren't the best. The lines were heavy and designs were a little/a lot off and I really wanted to go back to it and give it the attention I never gave it, because...Sweet Shoppe. Sweetheart and the girls sort of swooped in and took over all of my creative drive and just sort of pushed all of my other projects to the side. But, she and the girls ALSO got their universe off into development. Catriona Isles, Adohi, Panthros, and Oslan we're developed in that series and it's because of that, that I was able to weave all of my main series (Hybrid, Sweet Shoppe, Lion Paws, Bella Mariposa, and Aoi: Blue Sun) into one universe and one collective timeline. At the beginning at that timeline is, Hybrid. So, I really want to go back to the beginning and do that beginning series (in every sense of the word) right. Every other story branches from this one and it's about time that I revisited it. So, whether I do it as individual pages, or one new comic for AC of next year, I want to get started on that reboot. Behind the scenes, I have continued to write and develop the story, the characters, etc and they have even been referred to in both The Carpenter And The Nightingale, as well as one of the short stories of the romantic escapades of Night and Mhina. So, yeah, I think I'll be focusing on that, next, as well as Dumi and Neha's story. I have a lot written about them, too, but their story is unfolding patiently, as I expected. The next book will not be ready by next year, or probably even the year after that. It's a novel, so I'm very thorough about getting things right, because once it's printed, I can't undo what's written. All 4 novels need to be consistent, so it's going to take a little time to flesh it all out. In the meantime, I'll have this endeavor to keep my creative processes fluid. ^_^