Bluebirds in the Moonlight

Nothing major, but I've gone through the Opera Cats story and edited some things here and there, mostly grammar issues that I didn't catch the first five hundred times I proofread the story. There's been some alterations to the story itself, but nothing too drastic (again, just some minor issues that I never noticed before).

I'm always rereading and editing Opera Cats. I'm never 100% happy with anything, especially my stories. My hope is to get this thing officially edited and not have to touch it again, since I plan on printing a physical copy for myself in the near future (which, after having researched print on demand services, I find the process quite confusing and frustrating). So when, or if, that physical copy gets printed, I'll most likely make one more edit of the story and THEN officially step away from it.

Perhaps I'm simply being a tad sentimental. This story meant, and still means, a great deal to me, and these small edits are, in a strange way, keeping the story alive for me. But all things must come to an end, and I've got to learn to accept what I've made and move on.

Fingers crossed my printing adventure will be smooth with little to no issues!

 I guess it comes down to a simple choice, really. Get busy living or get busy dying.

The juicy fruits

(Part 1) Part 2 (Part 3) (Part 4)

This little comic is inspired by my actual experience. When I wake up from a nightmare about demons or sexual abuse, or have had just a bad sleep in general, I imagine Alastor is there to comfort me. And he is very good at it. Alastor is my God-blessed comfort. ❤️ (Greyscale version)

(Colored Version)