Moe Lane

…Huh. I thought that I had already put up ‘Heroic Measures.’ Weird. Ach, well.

I do have a larger story in “Assembling the Party,” actually. I even know how it’d going down. I’m just trying to decide whether there’s an actual book in it.

‘Zero-Sum School of Magery’ simply isn’t very nice. Sorry about that. It happens.

The funny part about “Fifty-Fifty” is that the scenario it describes could absolutely happen in real life. Well, not all of it, sure. But how often do you fumble it on the first try?

So, yeah, I was kind of in a weird mood when I wrote “The Last Lament of Rausvosakys.” The kind of mood where I assumed that more people would get the joke. Looking at it now with clearer eyes, I don’t know why I thought that. It’s pretty obscure, honestly.

I feel that ‘Tally-ho!’ will — assuming that we ever get FTL, galactic civilizations, and space wars — prove prophetic. “We never, ever do X in this tactical situation.” :humans look at each other: “…REALLY?”

Hey. Tell me I’m wrong.

I readily admit that Vantablack fascinates me. The more you look at it, the more you can see the subtleties in the more ‘regular’ shades of black. Or something like that: anyway, ‘None So Black’ will hopefully prove amusing.

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Regarding ‘Folklore vs. Myths:’ I’d write more in this vein (heh), except that I’d probably just be tracing over Terry Pratchett if I tried. I’m not saying that I couldn’t stake out (double heh) new territory in that particular field, but why duplicate effort? …And I’m not going to come up with another vampire pun, sorry. I was pushing it with the second one.

Oh, there’s absolutely a ‘real’ short story in ‘Four More Years.’ As soon as I can figure out how to apply the zinger properly. Or whether to just set the new story in the same world as this one.

You can always tell when I watch certain movies, hey? Although in this case I decided that the hero of “A Favor” might not be quite that noble, after all. The temptation not to be would be strong.