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PhycoKrusk


PhycoKrusk (fi'ko-krüs'k) n. that jerk whose user page you accidentally wandered into

In the Pipe

As of October 19th, 2020:
The Things in the Dark Places

In the Bin

As of October 3, 2017:
The Death and Return of Silent Knight
-Total: 782 words
Grilla Warfare
-Total: 1,320 words
Sombra VS the Space Changers
-80% outlined
A Matter of Interest:
-Chapter 5: 1,565 words (significant rewrite of existing work needed)
-Chapter 6: 1,591 words
The Velveteen Hunter
-Total: 8,611 words
The Origin of Nightmares
-Total: 376 words

On the Shelf

As of Septemberer 29, 2021:
The Songstress Who Was Queen
Untitled comedy
Wonder Boy in Equestria
The Prince and His Five Good Friends
Sapphire and Gold

Nov
22nd
2023

On whereabouts and what is to come · 6:47pm Nov 22nd, 2023

Some of you may have received notifications - I don't really know how the system works - but even if not, here's the general announcement to explain it all:

I'm finished.

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In my case, there usually isn't a specific event or passage, but a simple conclusion reached over time that the threshold has been reached.






Hell if I have any idea what that threshold is, exactly.

Huh... interesting notification to get. Thanks for being a very active reader of Electro Swing and commenting on it constantly as well as the other things I write. I really enjoy the back and forth.

But thanks for the favorite on said story. Not sure what about the recent chapter pushed it over the edge, but thank you and I look forward to seeing you in the comments as the story goes on.

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In many ways, admiration requires not understanding, don't you think? Flaws, after all, are not to be admired; that’s why they’re considered flaws!

But if we are to admire someone who must be so inherently flawed — for that is their natural state — then we have only two choices: Either we must not admire them, or we must overlook their flaws (at the very least, we must not question those flaws), and I have never known overlooking the flaws in something as anything other than a Very Bad Idea™.

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