No, in fact: it did not ask first. Is that a problem? Was that wrong?
Patreon Microfiction: ‘Long Term Plans.’
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Patreon Microfiction: Final Move.
‘Final Move’ is fairly grim, from a certain point of view. Human brains just don’t handle the concept of Eternity well, I suppose. Or maybe it’s just that every story turns into something else, on a long enough schedule?
The January Patreon posts are up!
This was a somewhat… stress-filled month for me. I’m not sure why: possibly it’s just because I am reaching the point where I may have been cooped up for too long. I think I can say that I had a mildly productive pandemic, but I’m ready for it to be done now.
Anyway:
- Chapter 1, OLD MAN TYLER’S WAR. This started out as a Western, and is now the beginning of a Western alternate history Civil War novel and I must be out of my God-damned mind.
- THE ELMERITE ORDER, PART 5: THE DEAD SCHOOLS. The trick with this is trying to come up with magical schools that were neither completely useless, or watered-down versions of Mage: the Awakening. Hopefully I succeeded.
Patreon Microfiction: ‘Acceptance.’
Yeah, it was not a happy time in the world of ‘Acceptance.’ Hence, the title. I remember somebody pointing out once that much, if not most, of the utopian fiction out there seems to start with First, more than half the world died…
Patreon Microfiction: Scary Stories for Zombies.
Left out of ‘Scary Stories for Zombies’ is any explanation of how zombies type. Or maintain a publishing industry. This is intentional, because I haven’t a clue, either. :offering tray: Canape?
Patreon Microfiction: All That The Market Has Borne.
With regard to ‘All That The Market Has Borne:’ look, it’s just market forces at work. You have a valuable product that can be produced by multiple sources, thus making it difficult for even a cartel to form; and the production values are both high and restrictive, so strip-mining the resource isn’t going to work. That pretty much means high wages for the specialist laborers who have the most critical role in the enterprise. Straightforward, really.
Up on Patreon: My complete UNFILTERED Spooky Space Opera RPG setting (paywall).
I am trying to encourage the Patreon, after all. I expect that at some point I will make UNFILTERED generally available, though. To give you an idea of what it’s like:
Continue reading Up on Patreon: My complete UNFILTERED Spooky Space Opera RPG setting (paywall).
A new year! A new chance to check out Moe Lane’s PATREON!
Sorry about the third-person there, but I’m trying to get my SEO all up in this thing. Anyway: I have a Patreon! Fiction! RPG material! More fiction! And it can all be yours!
Well. The access to it, at least. I still own everything.
Patreon Microfiction: Shambling Back From The Edge.
“Shambling Back From The Edge.” Hrm. I seem to like playing around with the idea of free-willed Undead. I dunno why.
Patreon Microfiction: Daywalkers.
I don’t know what the ‘daywalkers’ need the stuff for, honestly. Probably a dietary aid. You don’t see very many fat vampires, right*?
*The only one that I can think of off the top of my hat is that one dude from Blade. …And now I gotta watch the opening to that movie again.