Finally met a day's quota!

And only a third of the way through the month!

It's going pretty well. It's a fictional biography about a heroic sheep written in the future by a hard-hitting sugar glider. Set in Scotland after humans devolve and animals take their place. I don't suppose that all meant anything to anyone.

Favorite paragraph from today:

"The traitorous deception theory is popular because it is sensational. Any theory that breeds fear enough in the creatures of the Shetland that they will repeat it without confirming the details will become as popular – this is how so many county myths have gained popularity. (In fact, there are not giant humans living in our sewers, nor will one’s stomach explode if one eats an artichoke while lying on one’s back, nor is there a mad squirrel who delights in hiding painful metal barbs in the loquats meant for the St. Wolversbury fair.)"