I'm ok if people want to subvert the Tolkien / Vance archetypes. Musket fantasy, for example, can be a fun shift in the usual fantasy tone and atmosphere. But the story still has to come first, message

"Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity." - Hanlon's Razor "...but don't rule out malice." - First corollary

Thanks, that means a lot to me in this company.

Glad you enjoyed it, I'm aiming to publish about once every two weeks.

It was named for an ex...

I'm hoping links are ok. I'm a little slower than the pros here, but even I hope to publish more than once a month.

Me too.

Thanks, I appreciate it

Howdy. Small story delay, content coming very soon.

FOR TO MAKE GREAT GLORIOUS DEFENSE OF MOTHERLAND!

This train has no brakes

My contributions should begin this week. Speed limited by my day job, but pushing out content nonetheless.

Not dull at all, thanks for the reply. I'm still getting my fiction legs under me; my usual writing is legal which, as you may imagine, is not at all the way you want to go about writing an engaging character.

I'm right there with you, I hate Catcher. My issue with characters has been taking the fully fleshed out character in my head, and making the reader care as much about him as I do without giving him his