elliottthomasstaude
Elliottthomasstaude
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The premise for my setting essentially boils down to "everything exists, and on a statistical basis that means total madness" - something that got a bit of a rough showing in my previous writing. In the current project, the mentality was that's a bit hard to illustrate, let's view this from the stan…
Woo! Much obliged, thanks.
Not sure, it just didn't work when I tried a short while ago.
Just an update on this, as I'm on Discord more than virtually any other digital... anything, really, and would enjoy seeing a cross-section of the community through other avenues as well: the first link of the two shared by TheGreatArtisan seems nonfunctional. If that's on purpose, alright - just do…
In broad terms, Project 86 could probably be used as a source of musical inspiration for everything I've ever written. This most recent serialized novel, though, is specifically Something We Can't Be. (if ye be careful, you'll even find a lyrical nod partway through the story)
Well, there's this weird gator-centaur-dino-something-something farmer lady, and this guy with the worst laugh imaginable, and they're both dealt a bad hand and stuff but they go on adventures with absolutely no idea what they're doing (in the sense of life direction, of course they know how to walk…
The phrase “anywhere else but here” was a beautiful thing.
Will be going back over these recommendations as I get the chance. I've a serial slowly getting parceled out on the platform; be warned that it's a very odd breed of multiversal sci-fi novel. Bits of existential philosophy, occasional action, character drama, the sciences of magic, and much worldbui…
I am actually an author (currently working on Revenant Faith and Foreign Pilgrimage) rather than a comics person. That might change sometime. There is a Discord for this and other related works, though - if anyone wants to join then I'll be happy to join right back. I have a lot of free space for jo…