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Plotting the Dice
My earliest memory of wanting to be a for-real writer was in Mrs. C’s English class, Age ~13 or so. We created characters and grouped up and made stories, and to this day it’s my favorite English class...
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Anx
“We’ve long canonized our respective lunacies, believing it is like some artistic sacrament that makes our bizarre endeavor possible.” Jerry “Tycho” Holkins, Penny Arcade writer, on Mike “Gabe”...
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The pretty ballerina armed with a cutting scythe
The pretty ballerina armed with a cutting scythe. Engaging prose, evocative images, and excellent photography, all from a blog-site worth checking out. Filed under: re-Pressed
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Feint
a/n: This story is being honored tonight at my college among the best of student work. Therefore it is going in the “Works” section of the blogsite. I will be bringing you weekly Monday updates...
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The Chameleon
Staring at the student body, the Chameleon became aware that she had ceased to be all the things that made her flawed and weird and human. She made a sweeping gesture with her arm from behind the...
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A Question of Agency
As writers, and to an extent as gamemakers, how much do we control “our” characters? The first piece of writing advice that took me a while to digest was the idea that characters “speak to you”. At...
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Making Good Characters Rationally Self Destructive
(re-Pressed) A nice article I found on characters, and how we act rationally. Today I learned about Prospect theory and now, so can you! via Making Good Characters Rationally Self Destructive.Filed...
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