Recent content by HexadecimaPlaceholder

Thanks for the feedback. Think that the Fade (#3) is an interesting sub-setting?

Going to sound very controversial, but... [builds very deep bunker] AIgen content is artistically and ethically bankrupt. [enters bunker, slams door shut, throws every lock]

More detail about the world. NOTE: Exposition within the story itself is always from the perspective of the character saying it, who may be wrong or lying. Some of this is not revealed until later The Fade Is the supernatural world beneath the 'real' world, which is sometimes called the Shore...

I'm writing this for a story I am writing (Hopefuly I can post the first chapter in a week or two. Hopefully) I am writing this both to drum up interest, and to maybe bounce some ideas around. If you have any questions or comments, it would help me a lot in fleshing this out. This post will be a...

Two two main musical inspirations for my WIP are Kagepro and Sleep Token. The former actually inspired a couple of specific plot points, while the latter is more about the vibes and tone of the work. Nightwish too, though to a lesser extent. This particular song inspired a character, though...

The world this takes place in is a very strange one, and one aspect of the wierdness is that all dreams are nightmares, such as this, though varying wildly in the particulars.

Two different variants: 1. Re-reading what I have written thus far, not getting into the flow of it, and getting distracted by something else. 2. Deleting and re-writing the same sentence or paragraph over and over again to try to find something that 'works', but coming up with nothing.

I was mostly asking here to see if the ScribbleHub audience/fanbase in particular would go for this.

So, a story I have been and researching and worldbuilding for in bits and pieces is a hard sci-fi story, tentatively titled Abyssal Beauty. It's set in space, about a century in the future, semi-realistic tech and real physics. Atomic Rockets is a pretty good template for a lot of the...

In fourth grade, I hand-wrote a two-page 'book' about being trapped in a house with a large angry dog. In tenth grade I wrote a fifty-page novela as part of a school project, which to this day remains the second most embarrassingly cringe story another person had seen. The central problem was...

Nesira, despite being a woman, is otherwise a fairly close match to myself, personality wise. Shy, introverted, lonely, touch starved, in the process of grieving multiple family deaths in quicks succession and having to deal with the bullshit indirectly triggered by their passing. Certain...