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Maaaaan printing a book is way more complicated than I thought. But we're almost there. In the end I had my book reviewed by a print expert rather than printing a test version for myself and it was better off that way cos boy, did I not know what I was doing.

But now the story is "over". But not without a little extra tidbit:

It was not until I was uploading all of the pages and putting the final copy of the book together that I realised I had skipped an ENTIRE page.

Between page 40 - 41 there's a page that I never included. In fact I never even drew it. I had a rough version of it done, actually it was one or the earliest pages I'd written. And somehow it just slipped under the radar and I'd forgotten the page existed. So I last minute had to draw a new page and slot it into place. I guess it wasn't ESSENTIAL to the story. But I'm thinking it's still important to the general pacing and flow of the story. I do think it's worse off without it.

Anyway, as far as this blog is concerned Tuft Luck is complete.

I've already said a lot in relation to this coming to a close so, not much to say on that front. But uhh..thanks for reading. I think I've said that already too.

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Thanks to everyone who's given feedback, or just been generally along for the ride. I know there's only a few of you who stuck out to the end (I got a few "I'll just wait 'til I can buy the book" which is fine) but it's been really handy to have you guys to commit to and keep me consistently producing pages.

 

This book is finished but there's so much more to come. I hope you'll come back to The House of the Disturbed...