Wee-eeellllll - my brain doesn't so much put things on hold as it jumps up and down excitedly until I'm doing all the things at once. >.<
My next comic will be a 24 page oneshot that I will be posting during December as a countdown to Christmas. Unlike my main series, this one will be set in a modern city, in a café, and will feature two main characters (and a cat!) and will be kinda-sorta magical-realism-meets-cosy-urban-fantasy. It was supposed to be only a Christmas oneshot, but now my brain is begging me to do a small sequel for Valentine's Day.
I'm desperately trying to NOT do that.
I'm also working on a graphic novel pitch, and if it gets rejected I might pitch it elsewhere, or start posting it as a webcomic. It's set in a fantasy-setting, in a desert city in a state of partial ruin where people go about their lives no longer quite remembering what caused their ruin in the first place. It's more YA in demographic aim than Grassblades, and it'll be a kind of action-adventure story in which a stranger comes to town on a quest, and that prompts the teenaged main character into helping them however they can. Which leads to adventures on the shifting sands, puzzles to solve in sealed towers, and very close calls with danger.
There's a somewhat open ending to it, so that I can write sequels and continue the story if I want to, but it's also written to be able to stand alone as a single volume story. We'll see how it goes!