Author Sadie Thatcher's Bimbo Blog

It's been a while since I've done a State of the Thatcher Address. You also might have noticed I haven't been particularly active with new releases this month. The fact is, for months, my interest in writing bimbos has slowly waned. Some of this is just getting burned out on writing them, but also my bimbo book sales are no longer sustainable. I can't write a story that I've poured hours into crafting and then have ten people buy it. That's not a sustainable business model and I have to be able to feed and house myself (and pay for a wedding).

Last month, you saw me start to pivot with a co-written harem novel. I'm working on the sequel now. But what I learned from that was I can't keep up my former work rate while also adding new writing to the mix. Something has to give, and right now, that's bimbos. Obviously, that's not the news you probably want to hear right now, but it's the truth.

I don't plan on permanently giving up writing bimbofication, but I don't have a firm date on when I'll be back. And unless something changes, I doubt I will ever return to my previous level of output. But I hope to return to tie up a few loose threads and maybe even write something brand new. I had ideas for stories, but just not the time and interest to write them this past month. You can still find all of my books and stories in the usual places. I'm not going anywhere, but I'm taking a step back. I've been writing bimbofication for the better part of thirteen years. That's a long time, with over five years of that being full time. I just can't do that anymore.

The picture above is one that I've held onto for years now. I've used it for a State of the Thatcher Address before, but I figured I would mention why I like it. By complete chance, the woman in the picture looks like a bimbofied version of someone I knew in high school. It's like an alternate universe image of what could have been if she had made different choices in life.