Moe Lane

“Not the True Quill” represents an urge of mine to write mashups of pulp SF and pulp detective stories. Yeah, I probably should. I probably should do a lot of things, really.

‘Swap Meet’ illustrates the wonderful thing about trading: it’s one of those endeavors where both parties can legitimately walk away from a successful deal and think Man, but I got that sucker good. There’s something marvelous about that, really. As about capitalism in general (which is merely that principle, writ large).

‘Grunt’ was… OK, look, I don’t even know how the military would handle this, OK? I had to guess. It’s still a funny image, I feel.

“Zoning Meeting” implies several things, I feel. The first one being, “What if they don’t actually want them?” That’s an interesting question to answer differently, I think.

They did eventually work it all out, though. When all was said and done, their, heh, priorities were in order. Some things are just too important.

“Questin’ in Beverly Hills” is set in the same universe as The Book (yeah, yeah, I gotta set up more alpha readers for that). it is, I feel, somewhat self-explanatory. Gonna be honest, though: I may not revisit their questing. They’re pretty standard adventurers, really.

Ah, ‘The Kittens of Ulthar.’ Yeah. That was a rough week.

I liked the idea behind ‘Unfiltered’ so much it’s now the current RPG campaign world I’m writing for Patreon. I feel that it is most entertainingly spooky. Check it out!

“Jolly Woad Elves” was… Christmas-themed. In a manner of speaking. I dunno if it means anything more than that.

New Patreon button! They finally created their own for embedding. It’s going up on the sidebar, too.

Seriously, there’s always that one guy who doesn’t really think questions through before he asks them. What was that dude’s victory condition, there? What would he have done if Jerry had stopped and gone, “Why… I don’t know?”