Notes From the Moon Only
I started a little blog thingy after abandoning the journal-like one I'd had for some time.
The only thing on it right now is some fiction.
I should note that I'm not really looking for criticism here, I'm aware I'm a shit writer. I'm just kind of doing this because I feel like it, and sharing it here because I know some of you are into this kind of thing, and well, I enjoy seeing people enjoy my things. I'm not sure if anyone will actually like it, though.
If you do like it, please bother me to update it, because I will forget if you don't.
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Yout first story kind of reminds me of one of those brief, down-to-business story intros of old arcade games. It would certainly be fitting to see Lorraine running around beating the crap out of the planet's local wildlife after this.
I dunno.
I write these in one go when I'm tired. They make little sense when it comes to things like that.
Want.
perhaps
if you're looking for a similar blog by someone who is a better writer than I, I recommend Hitherby Dragons.
Just saying.
The passing reference to the Covenant and Spartans was implying that she played Halo, which is as fictional there as here.
I am not entirely sure you could properly call that a twist.
another update.
any dream thread regulars will recognize this tale.
I'm not done tonight.
I'm on a roll here.
update
nothing to do with Lorraine this time, I think I am done with that story arc.
This one involves stuff! So exciting.
update
no fiction right now. Just some thoughts.
rambly nonsensical fiction about a girl who decides to get naked and stand on a street corner.
it's....better? worse? something than it sounds?
Completely random yet inconsequential shout out to the SCP Foundation too.
edited because Frank's character is amusing.
I wrote a more traditional story today.
Not to say it's very good or anything, but...yeah.
Does anyone read these, I wonder?
Oh well.
Update
and an accompanying essay.
Really though, I like to believe that there's a god out there that put everything in motion and then sit back to watch everything unfold. Our joy and our suffering is a result of a trillion trillion random circumstances, the result of a billion different people making their own choices, not because anyone up there is actively out to get us.
It's less self-centered, that way.
I write these in one go, those were just the first two names I thought of. Might edit it later if I can think of better ones.
And I believe that too. But this particular tale does not reflect my personal beliefs.
Most of them don't, really.