Chapter 4 is UP, and it’s the longest chapter of the book. So enjoy!
(In case you missed them, here’s Chapter 1, Chapter 2, and Chapter 3. You’ll still have to wait for chapters 5, and 6, but we’re officially PAST the halfway point!)
If you have any questions about anything in the story, it is possible that the answer is somewhere in the Crimson Lien Wiki which I put together for just that purpose.
Chapter 3’s up. Not quite as long as the others but easily my favorite of the three. Not my favorite of all six, though 
For that you’ll have to wait.
(In case you missed them, here’s Chapter 1 and Chapter 2. You’ll still have to wait for chapters 4, 5, and 6)
If you have any questions about anything in the story, it is possible that the answer is somewhere in the Crimson Lien Wiki which I put together for just that purpose.
Chapter 2 has been posted. It’s a little longer than chapter 1 so yay!
I dropped the e-reader file. If you for some reason want one, I can easily make it (I’m actually still doing that, and extracting the chapters from it to make them easy to read on the web) but I don’t think anybody wants just an “e-book” of a single chapter. When the final chapter is released, I’ll be releasing the entire book in at least 3 formats: web, e-book, and pdf. There will also likely be a physical book you can buy (squee!) from Amazon or somewhere. I haven’t gotten the details on that hammered out yet, but stay tuned!
If you have any questions about anything in the story, it is possible that the answer is somewhere in the Crimson Lien Wiki which I put together for just that purpose.
I am proud to announce the long-awaited first book of the Log of the Crimson Lien is done!
I am going to release the book in chapters, and announce each one here. There are 6 chapters in this first small book, so it will take 6 weeks to get through each chapter. When I’m done with that, I’ll release the whole thing in a more convenient package.
But for now, Read Chapter 1 here!
Note: I am releasing this work into the public domain with a very nonrestrictive license. The only two things I am restricting is attribution and share-alike. In other words, you can do ANYTHING you want with this work, so long as you acknowledge I wrote it AND allow others to modify whatever you do in the same way. Learn more at the Creative Commons Site on CC-BY-SA licenses. If you can think of ANYWHERE to distribute this, do so. Print it out if you want and put it on a wall. Cut out part of it and put it on your website. Just make sure you let people know where you got it. And let me know what you did!
And don’t let the above scare you. If you want to just read it, go ahead.