Okay, I originally planned on doing a fan fiction of Silent Hill, but after trying to plan it out, I felt my mind go towards two different projects that I want to finish by year's end.
So after doing the Ben Franklin method (as my mom calls it), listing the pros and cons of doing the new project or finishing the other two as part of NaNo this year, it was an easy decision to make. So yes, I'll be finishing Dolls (I talked about it on and off here) and then the sequel to Blues, known already on here as City.
I'm a little bummed about not doing the initial idea, but things happen and I must follow where my heart is at this time. And right now, it wants me to finish these two projects.
It is what it is. *Kanye shrug*
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Sunday, October 25, 2015
Monday, February 15, 2010
Links and other random things
My last post will probably remain one of the more well-written things on this blog (next to my open letter to WB and Youtube), and future posts will be a step down in terms of writing quality, until the mood strikes me.
I kid, I kid.
Sorta.
So anyway, I posted some new links. For one thing, I now have a tumblr. I may post randomness there, instead of here. Maybe it will help clear up this blog for more professional posts... like the last one I did.
Hark! A Vagrant is a hilarious webcomic by the mega-talented Kate Beaton. She makes a lot of history jokes, but trust me, you'll laugh and learn something. And isn't that the beauty of high comedy?
Spill.com is a movie review website. Its bread-and-butter is the video reviews, which are short animations starring a motley crew of movie critics. They aren't afraid to go for the jugular, but it brings the laughs.
The Misadventures of Hello Cthulhu is a webcomic that sticks one of Lovecraft's most frightening creations into the equally-WTF world of Hello Kitty. Hilarity ensues. Warning: webcomic may be only appealing to Lovecraft-aholics. Like me... *secret Lovecraft fan*
That reminds me of a time that once I had a customer that had a shirt for this. When I confirmed it, he said that I was the only person who got it. When I shared the story with my co-workers, they had no idea what I was talking about. Man, I am a geek.
Recommended short stories: "The Rats in the Walls", "The Haunter of the Dark", and "Nyarlathotep".
~
I have Culture Club's "I'll Tumble 4 Ya" stuck in my head. Damn. It.
ETA: BTW, if you check out my Tumblr, you get to see some of my tweets.
I kid, I kid.
Sorta.
So anyway, I posted some new links. For one thing, I now have a tumblr. I may post randomness there, instead of here. Maybe it will help clear up this blog for more professional posts... like the last one I did.
Hark! A Vagrant is a hilarious webcomic by the mega-talented Kate Beaton. She makes a lot of history jokes, but trust me, you'll laugh and learn something. And isn't that the beauty of high comedy?
Spill.com is a movie review website. Its bread-and-butter is the video reviews, which are short animations starring a motley crew of movie critics. They aren't afraid to go for the jugular, but it brings the laughs.
The Misadventures of Hello Cthulhu is a webcomic that sticks one of Lovecraft's most frightening creations into the equally-WTF world of Hello Kitty. Hilarity ensues. Warning: webcomic may be only appealing to Lovecraft-aholics. Like me... *secret Lovecraft fan*
That reminds me of a time that once I had a customer that had a shirt for this. When I confirmed it, he said that I was the only person who got it. When I shared the story with my co-workers, they had no idea what I was talking about. Man, I am a geek.
Recommended short stories: "The Rats in the Walls", "The Haunter of the Dark", and "Nyarlathotep".
~
I have Culture Club's "I'll Tumble 4 Ya" stuck in my head. Damn. It.
ETA: BTW, if you check out my Tumblr, you get to see some of my tweets.
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