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Updates On My Writing

I haven't had much time and energy for writing lately, not to mention self-promotion. At least, I got a couple old poems published and two short stories.
I'll soon update my websites, though, and I'm also planning to dedicate more time to writing in the future.
Actually, I've just finished the work on my official website, but I have some problems uploading. (I think this will be resolved in a few days time.)
I'll also make changes to this blog. I'll delete the movie ad, and I'll add the link to my Hungarian blog to the sidebar. I also have a couple of ideas on what to blog about, so visit back soon. :)

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