I guess I just find things like the meta-narrative of “Drama” interesting. At least, when I’m doing it in 100 word chunks. Anyway, hope you like it.
As always: my Patreon is here.
Tag: patreon
My (unfinished. Yikes) short-short Patreon story “Statement of Sir Jorik Baker of Bluewater Hills.”
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Found here, and here’s the video that they suggested that I create to try to explain it. I have since ditched the beard, by the way – which means that I look more like a hobbit than ever. :sigh: Such is my wyrd.
Moe Lane
PS: Basically, you give me money, I give you art. There are thresholds where, if they’re passed, upgrades to the art being given are engaged. Hey, all the cool kids are on Patreon…
My Patreon short-short-short “Local Color.”
I seem to remember that “Local Color” was sparked by some webcomic or other: I mean, I can understand why mindless Undead might be all ravening and so forth. But what about the free-willed ones? At least, the ones that didn’t have to snack on human life force or whatever in order to keep existing. Absent that particular dietary need, snacking on people seems… rude. And even Undead have to do something with their days, if they want to avoid boredom.
As always, my Patreon is here.
My Patreon short-short-short: “Punching the time clock.”
“Punching the Time Clock” represents my kinder, gentler take on Larry Niven’s argument that there’s no such thing as time travel because the universe ruthlessly destroys anybody who tries to make a time machine. I figure, why go full anthropic principle? You can explain things with a mere Invisible Hand.
As always, my Patreon is here.
My short-short-short Patreon piece: “Eye of the Beholder.”
The trickiest part of “Eye of the Beholder” was remembering which was the bad hand and which was the good one. It’ll make sense when you read it, really. Hope you enjoy it.
And, as always: my Patreon is here. Tell your friends! :bright smile:
My short-short-short Patreon story: “Varangian Guard .”
Yes, “Varangian Guard” could be longer. It may end up being longer, at some point. I’m trying to decide.
As always, you can check out my Patreon here.
My short-short Patreon story “No Wish at my Command.”
I think that “No Wish At My Command” worked fairly well. Seriously: there are worse moral touchstones for one’s life than Bugs Bunny. He wasn’t perfect, but his track record wasn’t bad, either.
As always, you can check out my Patreon here.
my Patreon short-short-short “Red Fives Standing By.”
…which is a better title than the one that I came up with originally. At least, that’s my reaction now. Ask me again in a couple of months.
As always, my Patreon is here.