Tag Archives: narrative
Summertime, Part 2
Day 65. 67 pages, 31,738 words. When it comes to the Wasteland, there are only so many experts you can call on for help. Since the Wasteland is nothingness almost by definition, the main prerequisite for being an expert on … Continue reading
YES
Oh, that moment when you flail at your keyboard with absolutely no control over a story at all, until finally it all falls into place and starts behaving itself in a narrative-logical manner. I just got that, in a major way, … Continue reading
Journey to the Centre of the Couch, Aside
Now, I should probably take a brief side-trip here, while in-story Hatboy is busy with the spanner (and Yool, the hysterically buff Christmas tree who has been there the whole time, is standing by). Sorry to address you directly, I … Continue reading
On Sprequels
I was privileged to brainstorm with my esteemed colleague Mister Fahrenheit yesterday afternoon while carpooling home. “Carpooling” is my Mister Nice Guy way of saying I drove home by the scenic route and Fahrenheit bummed a lift off me. Anyway, … Continue reading
Hatboy's Hatstand 