An ontological mystery about a group of people who find themselves trapped in an unknown Location, amnesiac and with mysterious powers.
Quiet and Antagonism - webnovel about falling into another world. Cosmic fantasy in flavour, I suppose. On hiatus, right now.
Here's a "story masterpost" full of tags that are nonexhaustive about what else I talk about, plus the above.
Check out my art tag!
Horseshoe crab!!
an ancient little fellow :3
retracts my posting tendril into my body swiftly
You meet a very personable frog-man and an extremely ominous elven wizard. (1807)
coding got me saying shit like “target the child” “assign its class” “override its inheritance” like the third wife of a dying oil baron discovering his of-age son born out of wedlock
"While I was trying to photograph the Northern Lights in the wee hours of the morning, my cat decided to photobomb the picture. Since I had the camera’s shutter speed maxed out, it ended up leaving a sort of ghostly image of my cat in the photo."
Photographer: Kristie Kohn
Antarctica Miku 😍
"Subject 623, coded 'Epithelia', has an ability to rapidly regenerate and grow steadily over time. However, this is combined with one of the most pronounced and debilitating Changeling effects we have seen. Subject has no internal organs and cannot move under their own power."
The superpower lottery can be harsh. They currently live entirely within a containment room, communicate through a very sensitive keyboard, (1806)
Did you guys see eyeball world
It's tidally locked (always faces its star, like how the moon faces the earth)
part of what makes tragedies tragic is the story being preventable from the outside but unpreventable from the inside
If they had done things differently they could have been happy, but to do things differently would require them to be someone else.
Important when you're done writing to get your work checked over by
The finalized pantheon for As the World Ends ✨
I am so, so sure that my cousin meant to type something else, but I'm going to cry. Welcome to my bathroom themed bathroom... Pictures of other people's bathrooms on the walls... Little bathtub figurines on the sink... Soap dispenser shaped like a toilet... Life could be a dream... in my bathroom themed bathroom...
Today I cried a little bit because I remembered that when Beethoven conducted his ninth symphony for the first time he got a standing ovation and one of the sopranos had to turn him around to see the audience.
I have never recovered from this illustration by Scott Cameron for Barbara Nichol’s “Beethoven Lives Upstairs.”
😭😭😭
Just scheduled the final prehiatus Q&A chapter on the Royal Road repost… we're nearly Caught Up. Soon I'll have to write more for the story to continue (boo, hiss).
