You maintain your professionalism and integrity, while constantly looking our for and considering the feelings of your fans. Again, this wasn’t ideal, as we expected to have more time, but we have to do the best we can. We are leaving comments open so you can vent. But we promised you a book and we have to do our best to deliver. We get the biggest kick out of watching the comment threads spin wild. We had so much fun stuff planned, like the reveal of why the kids hate Ascanio and meeting with Ghastek and Rowena, and so on, and we were very excited to bring it to you. We know it sucks, so we will continue to post snippets as we go along, but they might not be in any chronological order. This doesn’t mean we won’t post any more Ryder, just that it won’t be every week scene by scene. Unfortunately, we have to do 2K a day or there won’t be a Ryder release in January. We know this was a bright spot for many of you. Especially not with the promo schedule for Emerald Blaze. We have to pick up the pace to finish the first draft by the end of August, so we can immediately shift gears onto Hidden Legacy. Because of this, we are writing at half speed. We’ve been writing Ryder very carefully, trying to minimize the amount of editing we will have to do, so the story in the book wouldn’t be very different from the story posted online. If we don’t do this, we will have to move Catalina’s third book, and it’s highly likely it won’t come out in 2021. Our publisher is putting pressure on us to produce the first third of Hidden Legacy 3 by mid-October, so they can begin the process. If you lose your place in line, the book doesn’t come out. Because of this, our deadlines became extremely tight. COVID and other, previously existing problems have forced some of them to close, and others are experiencing materials and labor shortages. The state of publishing is in flux, because the number of printers has shrunk. We are very sorry, but Ryder has to stop. through midnight.Ĭity Council is expected to consider extending paid metered parking in downtown on Wednesday nights this month.Standard disclaimer: we do not receive any proceeds from the sale of this merchandise and we make no guarantees about its quality. In other areas of the city, including near Barton Springs Road and South Lamar, metered parking in enforced Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. The money would reportedly be invested back into the city for things like wayfinding signs and street cleaning.Ī year ago, the city tried to increase turnover by raising the rates from $1 an hour to $1.20 - the rate we have today Monday through Wednesday, 8 a.m.
Last month, the Austin Urban Transportation Commission said it would support this change, arguing that Wednesday has become a more popular night to go out - simply making parking harder to find. This is in response to a 2015 study done by the city's Transportation Department which found that metered parking was occupied at 97 percent capacity during the daytime hours and at 85 percent Wednesday nights in many areas. RELATED | Austin to Create Permanent Event Parking Ban in 3 Neighborhoodsīut this proposal would extend those hours of metered parking an extra two hours until 8 p.m. Right now, if you're parking in the downtown area on a Wednesday - that's from I-35 to Lamar Boulevard and Lady Bird Lake to 10th Street - you only have to pay to park from 8 a.m. The City Council will consider a proposal to help out that problem, but it could impact your wallet. AUSTIN, Texas - Parking in Austin is not always easy to come by, especially in the downtown area.
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