Your house sits on the edge of the Canis Major Dwarf Galaxy.

My entry for Poison_Mara's Halloween Jam!

An estranged lover meets an estranged lover, and together they solve a mystery that has been plaguing Blackwood for some time.

The stunning conclusion to the Blackwood Chronicles!

And while this story does stand alone, a clever ghost might read Edithe Zilonis and Soul Thief beforehand. . .

An undertaker meets a dead woman who is more alive than most of the living.

You are a Gen Three Pleasure Bot.

Entrant and winner of Corgi's Gaybellion Contest.

A scientist discovers a bright new life form.

A story about a forbidden romance.

HINT: Some endings have epilogue pages in the journal.

Entrant of EndMaster's Prompt Contest.

A private investigator is hired to solve a mystery by delving into the seedy underbelly of the city of Polaris and questioning its inhabitants.

A story involving a floating city.

Entrant of EndMaster's Prompt Contest III.

The Gods discover a soul thief among humans.

A story about an ethereal romance and an otherworldly mystery.

Entrant and winner of EndMaster's IS "Resurrection" Contest!

YOU MUST PINBALL FOR YOUR LIFE!

CONTROLS

A - left flipper

D - right flipper

Left arrow - nudge left

Right arrow - nudge right

SCORING

MAX SCORE 150 = Pinball Wizard

SCORE 100 = Pinball Apprentice

SCORE 50 = Pinball Amateur

SCORE <50 = Pinball Wiz-lord

For the Battle of the Mods!

Drawn/scripted in 2017(?)

A witch summons a demon.

A humorous, semi-raunchy yet soulful romp through Salem, Massachusetts when over and under-worlds collide.

Loosely based on the television cartoon and show: Sabrina the Teenage Witch.

Contestant Number One is quite a major nerd writer! Contestant Number One claims to have six-hundred folders filled with over four-thousand files of writings!

Contestant Number One says:

I like Branch and Bottleneck. It allows me to put in more choices without it ballooning the scope. Fun to have delayed consequences as well (and so much potential for secrets).

It also lends itself well to having a core opening shared by all (or most) paths, which means that the initial establishing exposition doesn't need to be kept consistent across multiple paths (because it is always introduced at the start -- makes my editing easier).

But it's definitely mostly about it being easier for me to keep the scope in check. I've had too many ambitious projects end up unfinished. Although, now I'm making myself think that I should attempt using the Gauntlet structure more, since the scope is even tighter there.

Everyone should have gotten their role and who you are pining for! So without further ado, welcome our lovely contestants @UnscapeableDeath and @MiltonManThing !

Our first contestant likes long walks on the beach while staring at his phone! Please, UD, ask Eligible Author One your first question!

Our second contestant likes cute cuddly crocodiles and writing for the Gazette! Please, Milton, ask Eligible Author Four your first question!

Everyone, send me one fun fact about yourself too!

Of course, my stance on AI has always been clear. I will never favor it over clumsy, charming humanisms.

It's like a rite of passage as a writer and as a human.

Everyone, you will get a DM in the next day or so telling you your role!