‘Ghosts’ is, I guess, a bit grim. I mean, what happens if you implode? It doesn’t sound entirely pleasant, imploding.
Patreon Microfiction: ‘Ghosts.’
Category: Patreon
Doing a subscriber-only experiment on Patreon this month.
Putting up the first draft of my latest story as I write it. Good encouragement for me to not drag my heels in writing it, hopefully. Plus, it might get me more subscribers. So… we’ll see, hey?
Patreon Microfiction: “Assault With Batteries.”
I like the conceit and the world of ‘Assault With Batteries;’ but I suspect that I don’t have the math needed to write it. There’s a conceit in it that would make an engineer’s eye start twitching, you see. Ach, well, should have taken more STEM classes…
This month’s Patreon entries!
They’re up:
- Chapters 1 through 4 of MORGAN BAROD. To whet the whistle!
- Monster War Doom, Part 3: Monsters (The Unnatural): To flesh out the PCs!
Patreon Microfiction: Suboptimal Career Paths.
I imagine that it was all very awkward, while it was going on. I think by the end the people of ‘Suboptimal Career Paths’ were just assuming that every collaborator was a double agent of some kind. Which would be a self-fulfilling prophecy, no?
Patreon Microfiction: Tra La Blipping La.
…Is it so wrong to want a musical or two about Black Ops shenanigans? Really and truly? — Because I don’t think so.
Patreon Microfiction: ‘Getting Used To It, The Other Side.’
This is a companion piece to “Getting Used To It.” How fancy of me! Maybe I should write this out further…
A new installment of my (free) Pulp SF serial THE BOLD MARAUDER is up!
New Patron, new installment. If we get to $200/month, there’ll be a new installment every week!
Patreon Microfiction: Sympathy.
Probably the narrator in ‘Sympathy’ was intellectually aware about human limitations. But did he know it, deep in his guts? Probably not. Well, definitely not, because I wrote him that way. And plausibly, I feel.
Patreon Microfiction: Don’t Care About Credit.
It’s amazing what you can do when you Don’t Care About Credit. But you already know that, of course. Don’t know why I’m even pointing it out, really.