My wife and I have separated.

I debated whether to post about this, because I am not look­ing for pity or sym­pa­thy. It’s a true thing, and it informs — changes, really — my whole life. The only sum­mary I will give on the sit­u­a­tion is this: it’s ami­ca­ble, it’s mutual. While it is sad, it is for the best. We are still friends…we’ve always been good friends…but our lives and needs are mov­ing in diametrically-opposed direc­tions. Best for all involved if we face the facts instead of try to fix some­thing that is fun­da­men­tally changed, and deal with it before we hate one another.

The kids are fine.

I tell you this because I want to write about the changes hap­pen­ing to me, and with­out this bit of con­text, the next sev­eral posts will make no sense at all.

Christo­pher T. Miller

Christo­pher T. Miller is a soft­ware devel­oper by trade and a writer by neces­sity. He is one of the co-founders of Podiobooks.com and is the Over­lord of The Secret Lair. He has not yet been eaten by a grue.