Harwick is the best.

There are so many small details and descriptions from The Motion of the Stars here, and I adore the overall composition. Much obliged to Harwick for it, and for offering a piece of prize art in the first place.

Nae bad at a'.

(More semi-eloquent thoughts below the page break.)

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Ahead of schedule and beyond anything I could hoped for, while still managing to follow my exact specifications. It's here below the break! And it's the art The Motion of the Stars most thoroughly deserved.

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The Tempest, now in all semi-respectable horseword-hosting sites near you! Or at least, its first chapter.

It's one of these stories that's turned out to have grown in the writing, to a point where I couldn't reasonably contain its estimated length in a single chapter. Hence, it's been broken up, and subsequent parts will be released in a serial manner as and when they're completed and tweaked to my satisfaction.

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It's been ... crivens, nearly eight months since I inflicted Moonlight Palaver on the world? That's a scary stretch of time. I suppose it's been roughly well-spent. I've written a few more stories, met a good few more excellent people here, and placed third in another competition. Consistency is a virtue.

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Terry Pratchett passed away earlier today.

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What can I say, I just really like the third place in competition rankings.

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Title not related to anything writing-related I'm currently doing or planning, but rather to this upcoming beauty.

Come on, Steam unpacking process. Carabas needs his apocalyptic grand strategy in his hands. You and me, Western Roman Empire, we'll dance a horrible tango of masochism together.

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The Motion of the Stars is amongst the More Most Dangerous Game's finalists.

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The Motion of the Stars is out, complete with the proofreading of Danger Beans. Major props to them. It's been submitted to the Most Dangerous Game Contest, and seeing how it'll do (especially up against some of the damned respectable competition I've seen so far) will be interesting. My writing tastes usually run towards the comically dark or darkly comedic, and something with more of an attempted poignant edge was a fun step out of

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