Update
15 September 2011

Work on the final pass continues. In terms of creating the lockdown correction documents, I’m currently working on the docs for Book Five and expect to finish them next week; in terms of executing those correction documents, John D. Berry is working on Book Three, and I’m checking his work chapter by chapter as he finishes each pass; as I’ve mentioned before, each chapter so far is taking two to four passes to finalize. Needless to say, I wish this was going faster, but it is going, and everything we’ve finalized so far looks great and is everything we want it to be.

The house where I live in upstate New York was flooded in late August (almost up to the basement ceiling); we were without power, internet, and hot water for respectively five, six, and eight days. The good news is that nothing related to the Little, Big Project was lost or damaged; everything is secure. The bad news is folks in Vermont, just an hour or two away from here, were hit far worse than we were, and have a long recovery ahead. Meanwhile, nine days after the first flood here there was a second one, not nearly as bad but nevertheless frustrating after all the cleanup work.

I will post again on September 30th, if not before, with a more detailed update.

Best Wishes,

Ron Drummond
Publisher

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What a pickle: An update on the signed editions: Update 4/1/24
Is it far?: Update 4/4/23
Ahead and behind: 1/21/23
Circumstances / Quite close: 12/6/22
She's here, she's near: 10/5/22
the virtual end: 9/22/22
waiting for the promised structure: 7/5/22
He thought wildly of printing them all on lantern slides: 5/4/22
Midnight in Montreal: 9/15/21
new old letters and signs: 8/16/21
a narrow curl of steep stairs: 2/14/21
Her looking upward was infectious: 4/22/20
as natural and unaccountable as bloom and branch: 11/16/19
some vote or say: 6/12/19
Just about over / Not all over: 9/15/18
Project Update: 1/03/18
so good to have it all at last, start to finish: Update 9/21/17
as they stand waiting to be called forth: Update 1/4/17
a streak of presence surrounded by a dim glow of absence: Update 8/29/16
As though she continued to wake: Update 12/21/15
Fifty-two pickup: Update 8/10/15
What has and what must yet: Update 2/22/15
Undisentanglable convolvulus: Update 10/23/14
For information still to come: Update 6/12/14
At the prospect of having this book: Update 2/2/14
In the way they fade without disappearing: Update 9/15/13
What he would always have chosen to do: Update 4/23/13
What place it was she was to go to: Update 1/1/13
The Ivory Buckle of the Winter Solstice: Update 8/15/12
Another Milestone Is Reached — Update 4/6/12
The Blackstone Little, Big — Update 1/2/12
Update 11/23/11
Suppose One Were a Wish: 12 October 2011
Update: 15 September 2011
The Remaining Tasks: 3 August 2011
The Final Lockdown Pass Continues Apace: 30 June 2011
Final Lockdown Pass Still in Progress: 31 May 2011
Final Lockdown Pass in Progress: 23 April 2011
Making Progress: 23 February 2011
The Home Stretches: 1 December 2010
The Home Stretch, 5 October 2010
Summary of Progress on Little, Big through September 2010