does it feel to have finally finished it? Well, it's funny, it doesn't feel finished in some ways, because doing things like this interview feels all part of the same process. I'm preparing some stuff for the launch, working on a website still, all these things are part of the project, it just feels like I've moved into a different phase of the same thing. But yeah, the first time I held the book in my hands that was pretty amazing... and the fact that  it was all exactly how I wanted it, design-wise (which was really important to me) ... and there were no printing mistakes, despite there being a double-sided dust jacket etc. ... I couldn't be more pleased about all that stuff coming off. That was the best  feeling. Which then rather begs the question, what next? Sorry, no idea. At the moment I can't really afford to do another project like that. We'll see. ... I have some very loose ideas ... and there is an adaptation I've always wanted to do.  I'm just gonna try and enjoy this phase for now. We'll see, I need something to grab me like Nao did. But maybe expanding the 'ichi' universe might be fun too, if it gets a good reaction. Man, that'd be brilliant. Glyn, thanks for your time, and best of luck with whatever the future holds. 2 Comments Really enjoyed that. With the release and exposure of The Nao of Brown, I'm enjoying finding out