When I first started Nightwolf’s Den back in 2007, it was a simple space – a place to write, to explore thoughts, and to carve out something personal in a noisy digital world.
Over the years, both the blog and I have grown, shifted, and evolved. One of those evolutions was the creation of my separate craft blog, Nightwolf Crafts, a space dedicated solely to making, tutorials, and creative projects. But as 2026 approaches, it’s become clear that it doesn’t need to stand apart anymore.
So, as part of this new chapter, Nightwolf Crafts will be closing, and all its content will be returning home – absorbed back into Nightwolf’s Den, where it all originally began. A full announcement and details can be found here.
This post is about what’s changing, why it matters, and what you can expect next.

Why Nightwolf’s Den Is Changing in 2026
This isn’t a reboot. It’s a refinement.
The internet moves fast, attention is scattered, and shallow content is everywhere. I don’t want this blog – or any of my creative spaces – to contribute to that noise.
Instead, 2026 marks the start of something more intentional: clearer purpose, more grounded writing, and a stronger, more cohesive experience for readers, especially now that all my creative work is returning under one roof.
What to Expect From Nightwolf’s Den in 2026
In the year ahead, you’ll begin to see:
- Deeper, more intentional writing focused on clarity, meaning, and quiet reflection
- Craft and creative content from Nightwolf Crafts seamlessly integrated into the blog
- Updated and refreshed older posts so they stay useful and relevant
- New content formats, including creative experiments and behind-the-scenes reflections
- A cleaner, more comfortable reading experience across desktop and mobile
The heart of Nightwolf’s Den isn’t changing – it’s being clarified and reunited with the parts of me that once lived on a separate site.
How This Blog Is Evolving (Without Losing Its Soul)
I’ve always believed good writing should feel grounded, honest, and worth your time.
This evolution isn’t about chasing trends or algorithms. It’s about slowing down, going deeper, and creating work that feels real – to me, and hopefully to you.
Nightwolf’s Den has always been a quiet place to think. In 2026, it becomes a stronger, more complete one.
Thank You to Long-Time Readers and New Visitors
To those who’ve been here since the early days: thank you.
To those just discovering this place: I’m truly glad you’re here.
The den is changing – but the fire is still burning.
And I’m excited to see where this next chapter takes us.
— Nightwolf









