64-squared BONUS MATERIAL!

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A few months ago, as part of a Creative Jam, ysabetwordsmith left me a number of prompts, having to do with various non-white characters in my series. Slowly, but surely, I've been working on filling these prompts.

The Price Paid is set BEFORE 64-squared opens, and hopefully sheds some light on one of the core relationships in the series. Revelations, a poem, and also set BEFORE the series, is the story of the first time Miles and Reid were sent on a mission together. Features a magical time-travel device.

Revelations = 64 lines. BUY IT NOW! $32.

HOWEVER!

The Price Paid is POSTED. You can also find it on Dreamwidth. Summary: Ryan has a mystical chance to banish his migraines forever, but only at high cost to someone else. What will he choose?.

As always, tips are appreciated. Chapter 10 coming soon!

The 'Never-Ending' Prompt Session

[k_a_webb]

I'm having another prompt session, this one a little different from the others.

(Taken from kajoneswriting.co.uk.) I’m looking for a number of different things. Names; personality traits; disabilities (both visible and invisible); song lyrics; pictures; short prompts (eg. yellow book or midnight lamp); and I may add more things as I think of them. Once I have a number of these I’ll put them into a randomiser, give them all numbers, and use them as a form of self-created bingo challenge. The reason I’m doing this is because I get inspired by lots of different things, I want to write more stories, and I think doing this will make it much more fun.

My plan is to write 500 words for every prompt I receive. For every link posted to this prompt session I’ll write another 500 words for a prompt of the linkers choice and write 500 words for a prompt/previously written story of my choice. If I receive ten prompts I’ll write 1000 words of a prompter’s story and then for every prompt after the tenth I’ll add another 500 words. (End)

Feel free to prompt here if you wish, or at the website, or at kajones_writing on either LJ or DW.

The 'Never-Ending' Prompt Session

[moonwolf1988.livejournal.com]

I'm having another prompt session, this one a little different from the others.

(Taken from kajoneswriting.co.uk.) I’m looking for a number of different things. Names; personality traits; disabilities (both visible and invisible); song lyrics; pictures; short prompts (eg. yellow book or midnight lamp); and I may add more things as I think of them. Once I have a number of these I’ll put them into a randomiser, give them all numbers, and use them as a form of self-created bingo challenge. The reason I’m doing this is because I get inspired by lots of different things, I want to write more stories, and I think doing this will make it much more fun.

My plan is to write 500 words for every prompt I receive. For every link posted to this prompt session I’ll write another 500 words for a prompt of the linkers choice and write 500 words for a prompt/previously written story of my choice. If I receive ten prompts I’ll write 1000 words of a prompter’s story and then for every prompt after the tenth I’ll add another 500 words. (End)

Feel free to prompt here if you wish, or at the website, or at kajones_writing on either LJ or DW.

Hiraeth updates roundup, 11/2012

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First Monday of the month, it's time for the "Hiraeth" updates; so, since the last mention here we ran:

part thirty-seven, "Weekends That Could Have Been Dirtier", and part thirty-eight, "Santa Lucia".

Also, ankewehner posted a portrait of Trevor drawn for her small-art call.

Thanks to all who've been following along with the erratically-published adventures of a vampire trying to lead a quiet and moral life in this increasingly inconvenient modern world, and remember that the story also has a dedicated DreamWidth comm for your reading convenience!

Hiraeth updates roundup, 11/2011

[robling_t]

First monday of the month roundup time again; installments of hiraeth posted since last noted here were:

part thirty-seven, "Weekends That Could Have Been Dirtier", and part thirty-eight, "Santa Lucia".

Thanks to all who've been following along with the erratically-published adventures of a vampire trying to lead a quiet and moral life in this increasingly inconvenient modern world!

The Future of Storytelling

[ysabetwordsmith]

Here is a fascinating article about interactive storytelling, people's expectations, and where it might go.

The Future of Storytelling

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Here is a fascinating article about interactive storytelling, people's expectations, and where it might go.