IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: The Future of Histories and Mysteries

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THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT FOR ALL THOSE
WHO READ THIS BLOG (THANK YOU FOR DOING SO, BY THE WAY!)

Now that I've got your attention … For a while now, I have been considering how long I will be blogging in general and blogging at Histories and Mysteries specifically. Since I will most likely start college in the fall, I have been thinking about how I will best use my time. I will undoubtedly have a lot more homework to do, but I also want to be able to concentrate on writing my novels as well as keeping up with the latest political news since that is what I plan on studying.

I have decided that I want to be able to write a lot more of my novels. With the schedule at Histories and Mysteries, I don't have a lot of time for that since I spend a lot of time brainstorming and writing here instead. And as much as I love that, writing those articles can take me up to an hour depending on how much research needs to be done. I want to be able to blog less and write a lot more. Also since I am going to start college, I want to spend more time concentrating on my studies and fine-tuning my focuses to learning politics which is the field that I want to study.

This is why I have decided to end Histories and Mysteries after two years of blogging here. This is the last article too. I'm very glad that I got the opportunity to do so for the past two years, but I'm moving on. Any objections should be posted in the comments.

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