Another self-promoting wannabe panhandling for fame...

[MasterY001]

We live in a society where people still judge books by their covers. So, after a few weeks, I finished the new cover for my main story, "Executive Order," (thank you, WhiteFeather, for the advice). Now, I am in the process of writing Act 2, and am already brainstorming plots for Act 3. Instead of dumping a truckload of prose on you poor web-surfers, I will just say what is and isn't in my story.

DOESN'T HAVE:

• Power system
• LitRPG Stats
• Cultivation
• OP Protagonist
• AI-generated content (visual or written)
• Isekai

DOES HAVE:

• A large, immersive military sci-fi galaxy at war
• A unique cast of quirky characters from many species and factions
• Equally unique cultures, both Human and alien
• Societal commentary and emotional drama seasoned with offbeat humor
• Action (sometimes bloody) ranging from fistfights to large-scale space battles

So, if this interests you, please check out my work! The first part of Act 2 comes out on August 4th, 4 PM EST. Then, there will be weekly updates until the end of Act 2. Ad astra pro Humanite!

 

[RepresentingWrath]

GL GL.

 

[MasterY001]

GL GL.

TY TY.

 

[CharlesEBrown]

GL GL.

But which two Green Lanterns? Alan Scott? Hal Jordan? Guy Gardner? Jon Stewart? Katma Tui? There are just so many...

 

[DeepWater]

Why don't you use AI to fix the cover? It looks like a kid drew it, no offense.

 

[MasterY001]

Why don't you use AI to fix the cover? It looks like a kid drew it, no offense.

I just prefer to keep it that way. I'm self-taught, so it's not the best quality. Call it artistic pride.

But which two Green Lanterns? Alan Scott? Hal Jordan? Guy Gardner? Jon Stewart? Katma Tui? There are just so many...

I don't know. Whichever one was played by Ryan Reynolds.

 

[CharlesEBrown]

I just prefer to keep it that way. I'm self-taught, so it's not the best quality. Call it artistic pride.


I don't know. Whichever one was played by Ryan Reynolds.

That was the late sixties to early seventies version of Hal Jordan, back when he was willing to be a little goofy, before he became the Conservative counterpoint to the Liberal Green Arrow in some award-winning stories in the late 70s.