Hello, everybody and welcome to another of our irregular podcast extra interview specials.

And this time it's my pleasure to welcome back, somebody we had on pretty much almost exactly coming up to six months ago.

It's author David L. Craddock, welcome back.

Thank you for me back.

So last time we spoke, it was all about Rocket Jump, Quake, and the Golden

Age of First Person Shooters. Now, I know you tweeted something out earlier about,

you may have an update for people. Now, it may be that we're recording this ahead of you

being able to share that update, but people won't hear it until after you've shared the

update. So could we have the update? Sure, sure, absolutely. So Rocket Jump's campaign is still going up. It's

a little bit because, well, for a number of reasons. First of all, running a campaign for three

months, which is unbound minimum time, rather than the usual 30 days on Kickstarter is pretty hard.

I feel I promoted it well, but things still stalled out, and it's still up, which is

concerning to me because I would rather it have either funded and gone away or failed

and away.

I don't get dangling out there.

So Unbound and I are, this started about a month and a half, two months ago, but there's been

kind of a holdup. I'm not on my end, but they're working to move it to a new platform.

And they've told me that that should be ready within the next couple of weeks.

And we'll see where things go from there.

So if any of your listeners backed it, I apologize, the book is done.

The content is ready on my end.

We're just trying to figure out a few things on balance end before we go forward and

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