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.

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.

NOT for Endmaster's Prompt Contest.

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(?)

No, not really.

It may be because as a visual artist, I get an urge to create a specific thing, I create the thing and then I go onto the next thing. It is never about the finished product so long as the product is finished -- and the fact that the process is far more important and enjoyable anyway. Learning skills, pushing myself -- this all applies to my writing too. (Besides, I probably read through my writing a hundred times in the editing process -- I get tired of looking at it!)

Art & writing is like a puzzle for me. I spend time building it, figuring it out. Once I complete it, it is nice to look at for a moment, then it goes back in the box.

I am also unconcerned about the public's perception of my work so I will never be arsed to go back edit much of anything (besides maybe glaring punctuation or grammar.) I create for me, and I'm usually trying to express a state or feeling at that moment which editing may destroy.

And I do agree with the sentiment that I too hate even looking or reading back on my work because my wiser brain can pick out all the bad bits. + Yes, absolutely -- I would prefer to spend my time reading others' stories!

Between brunch and shopping with a friend, to puppy cuddles and trying to fix my mother's bricked Macbook, I actually managed to finish my game!

Here it is!

Phew!

Author Two replies: Hmm, well, the things I enjoy writing and the things I excel at are quite different. For example, I could give you a dialogue that I felt over the moon writing, but comes out horribly. Something like, "Hi Bob," "Hi Jeff," and it felt like writing Shakespeare. Something about monkeys and a typewriter. Meanwhile, I could describe settings to the point where you feel as if you're there without throwing a ton of buzzwords through the door. And that I hate.

But hey, while you've seen a lot of anger from me, I think we'd make a good duo for writing!

Contestants, have anything to say thus far?

Contestant One, please ask Author Two your next question!

Contestant Two, please ask Author Five your next question!

Love is in the air today! Happy Valentine's Day everyone!

Let's see what Author Four has to say. . .

I think we're meant to be. My absolute favorite part of writing stories is showing character emotions or actions. Words are cute and all, but nothing gives me butterflies like stealing glances or fleeting touches! And you can't forget when the protagonist shields their loved one by sacrificing themself. Oh, I'm blushing just thinking about it!