Well, hello there, Junkie. Welcome to Slay episode number 19. I am already hard at work

on my next novel titled Int Snippin that is A-N-T-S-N-Y-B-N, which is an acronym for Awesome

Novel that shall not yet be named. I'm actually under an N-D-A on this one. I can't tell

you what the book is about while I'm writing it, which means I can't tell you much about

the book until the publisher says so. And I have no idea when the publisher will say so.

I've asked their thinking about it, so I don't know what to tell you. It's just crazy stuff

in the world of entertainment, you guys. But what I can talk about is Slay. I'm starting

to angle the story toward the finale of season one right now. I think the next few episodes

you hear are all part of me crafting this tale toward a big finish, a big blockbuster,

summer tent pole movie, finish where all the elements come together. And I think there

could be 10 more episodes, maybe 15. I'm not really sure. I already have plans for

Slay season two, many of which I am seeding in season one right now. And since you're

listening to this, you're listening to me talk right now, you're listening to Slay

season one. I think you like Slay season one. So hopefully I've finished season one very

strong and entertained the living hell out of you. Let me get you caught up on the story

so far. And then we're all going to go say ensnibin three times fast.

Previously on Slay. The bills are piling up. Lincoln owes bingles a lot of gold. And he

owes the contractors fixing up the old stone church, $10,000. He doesn't have either.

But Billy has 10 large stashed in his room at his grandma's house. To get it, Lincoln

has to make a solo run to a neighborhood where only a soak beard, boss hog, and the fleshed

sisters might be waiting. Still reeling from the wounds of his last fight, Lincoln needs

to bring home that bacon or the entire gang will be fried up in a pan. And now episode

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