I Had My Creepypasta 'Paranormal HQ TV' Read On YouTube! · 3:50pm Sep 8th, 2016
Hey guys! I am just letting you know that a few different YouTube channels have read my creepypasta story Paranormal HQ TV.
Hey guys! I am just letting you know that a few different YouTube channels have read my creepypasta story Paranormal HQ TV.
Hey guys! I am just letting you know that an awesome YouTube channel called Marionia Avaritia did a really cool fan drawing of one of the main characters from my creepypasta poem, Vampire Epoch.
Recently, I’ve been trying to be more productive. There are all too many times where I’m aware that I’m wasting my time, and I’m trying to make more of an effort to divert said “dumb time” into time where I actually accomplish something of value.
We’ll see how well it goes, but I’ve managed to put out a review set every other day since I started. So, progress, right?
Today’s stories:
The Numbers Don’t Lie by shortskirtsandexplosions
My Personal Experiences With the Mandela Effect
The Mandela Effect is a topic that has always interested me since learning about it nine years ago.
According to the official website, The Mandela Effect is what happens when someone has a clear memory of something that never happened in this reality.
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Show me that smile again...
Ever have a story idea that won't go away until it's been written? This is one of those times.
Revenge, prayer of revenge
Indelible Hisako, indelible grudge
Slaughter, massacre of tragedy
Indelible Hisako, guardian
Bloody, bloody rage
Shouting, screaming, guardian
Indelible Hisako, the tomb of flame
Smoke, the smoke of memory
Paranormal Creatures: The Akkorokamui
The Akkorokamui is a gigantic octopus-like monster from Ainu folklore, which supposedly lurks in Funka Bay in Hokkaidō.
Hey guys! I am just letting you know that a few different YouTube channels have read my creepypasta story Don't Eat The Sandwiches.
you'll never guess who ended up moving out of their parent's house, breaking up w both of xeir partners, came out as fully aro ace, got a credit card, and is on its way to a phone number and job in the barely over a year since they last said anything [fingerguns]
Actually, this is the commission from my birthday. Meant to be a preview for the new season. Since the new season has already started, consider it a bit of a bonus. This piece was completed by Decora-Chan. While they aren't the best with time, they deliver fine work indeed. I have been wanting to show this one off for so long and here it is. This is one of the oldest ships I had hidden away. Back then I didn't have a story for them just an idea.
I hope you all had a good Labor Day weekend! Sorry for the relative dearth of reviews lately; I’ve been trying to get some stuff written, as well as review stories for the Writeoff. But I’ve been cheating on my writeoff reviews with reading some other stories as well, either recommended to me or written by folks that I follow.
Today’s stories:
The First Rain of Spring by CalmNQuiet
Any Other Business? by Ghost of Heraclitus
The "Chase" arc was one of the earliest parts of the story I had planned for The Iron Horse, and many of the ideas I had made it into the final version around 2 years later when I finally got around to it. For instance (note that I'll be using spoilers before the break for those who haven't read that far yet and none after the break):
Trying to get back on the horse that is writing reviews (and reading pony stories), this particular set contained a surprising number of memetic stories.
Today’s stories:
Jeans and a T-Shirt by Whateverdudezb
Love and Other Acquired Tastes by Ghost of Heraclitus
National Geographic Presents: Big Princess Week by Cold in Gardez
It’s Not Like I’m Deaf by Arreis of Avalon
Unlimited Breadsticks* by Chinchillax
In an attempt to re-energize my writing, I re-read a bunch of excellent stories in the last few days. But of course, it would be terrible for me to keep these to myself; while many of these are fandom classics, and others should be, if you somehow haven’t read them, you’re doing yourself a disservice. Hoofprints is perhaps one of my favorite pieces of writing on the site, and it is a pity it is hidden away in a short story collection; much like
At one point, I was hoping to get at least one set of recommended story reviews done per month, meaning it would only take me, oh, a couple years to finish reviewing all the stories I would recommend or highly recommend but read before I started writing reviews.
It has been a bit slower than that. Still, I do hope you folks enjoy these.
I made the fatal mistake this holiday season of overcommitting myself. I tried to get so many things done, I failed to get almost any of them done in time for my online friends.
But it is the holidays. And just as my mother orders things from Amazon and sometimes gets them on December 30th instead of the 24th, it is still part of the 12 days of Christmas, right?
That’s totally how it works, isn’t it?