>>9044

While it is of course sad to hear you won't be writing anything in the near future, I completely understand your reasoning. Writing when you're not in the mood just results in sub-par stories, and in the end quality always trumps quantity. So please take as long a break as you need to get those batteries recharged so that we can look forward to more great content in the non-fatal genre in the future.

Speaking of which: since Poguemahone's break means there will be a good deal less content in this little subgenre I'd like to take this time to urge anyone who likes stories like this to try taking up the pen themselves. I'm sure there are plenty of fun and interesting ideas out there just waiting to be explored, so go and give it a try; this hobby is a rare one, so more writes are always welcome.