Gus the Inbetian, from Lunar Rosemary ch. 8 - Forevermore

The Oxygen Factory is all horribly wrong.

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They can get me irrationally harrowed for days on end. I want them. I want them badly. I want wings.

I want my wings back.

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"Open the box," Schrödinger's cat said.

"I don't want to," Pavlov's dog answered.

"Why not?" the cat asked from inside the box. "Aren't you conditioned to be happy when you see me?"

"I am," the dog answered. "But I am only conditioned to be happy if I see you alive."

The cat paused for a second. "Would you rather you never feel happiness again?"

"I won't if I see you dead," the dog answered curtly. "I am not conditioned to be happy to see you dead."

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My most delirious story to date got a beautiful audio reading, narrated by Quinch. You should check it out, it's amazing.

Well, I'd say that everything will be alright, but that would be a lie, wouldn't it?

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You're crying. Oh, wait, you really are c'mere let's hug.

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The Notification Bell is a funny thing. A curious little thing. In the desktop version, it is nothing but a vector resembling the well-known bell in silhouette form.

A well-known bell. They usually hung from a bell tower.

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Life's been catching up. I won't be able to update as frequently anymore until next summer. I'm also feeling really, really tired to do anything, including thinking about stories and writing it. Expect a few weeks of unproductivity.

I'm sorry for the inconvenience. Thank you for your understanding.

Sincerely,
Liquid Truth

And that's the point, I guess. A jumbled heap of bad puns, wordplay, and writing shenanigans I happen to stumble upon in two in the morning. A contained sandbox for me to explore the many aspects of writing, the English language, and creativity.

And then there's Happily Shimmer After. The one chapter I'm genuinely proud of.

It could've been its own story with a little nudge here and there. Yet, I chose to put that golden nugget in the dunghill that is The Everycraftery.

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