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In my final article celebrating @_mindinabox 's upcoming album, I explore the evolution of https://t.co/kBtEyu8v9a's themes, philosophies, and storytelling methods from lyricists Markus Hadwiger to Josh Kreger.
Onward to Retaliation! Go buy it!
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To celebrate @_mindinabox 's upcoming album Retaliation, I'm publishing three articles this week.
Today's story analysis posits that Mr. Black doesn't lose his memory at the start of the Crossroads album. He regains awareness of his identity.
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To celebrate the release of @_mindinabox 's new album Retaliation on September 18th, I'm publishing three articles about https://t.co/kBtEyu8v9a this week. The first is a personal note on why I'm doing this project. I hope you enjoy!
The Boy and the Heron could be about a boy grieving the death of his mother.
OR it could be a secret message from Hayao Miyazaki to the world that it's okay to let Ghibli Studios die with him.
The latter is kind of sad, but also amuses me. XD
I started an audiobook that opens with credits for two narrators and a note from the author explaining how to have the best listening experience and warning that the story is non-linear. A book so weird it needs instructions? Heck yeah! Give me the weirdness!
#amreading
"And now I'm reminded of what I knew before.
It's a simple question that you can't ignore.
Did it mean anything?
It's a broken lens into what I know we've done.
It's a complicated problem from which I have run.
Did it mean anything?"
-mind.in.a.box (Fire and Lace)
So nice I bought it twice.
...Also, my signed copy was stuck in customs for a month. I bought another copy onshore to be doubly sure I got a one that wasn't lost or destroyed in New York, okay? XD
"She also violated Chaturbate's terms of service, which I would imagine is hard to do. 'Hey, you can't be on our platform where people masterbate on camera anymore. You don't respect what we do here.'"
-Louder with Crowder (9/14/2023)
@EHormazabal_W I don't think I can link the author's review directly, but if you search for The Doors of Stone on Goodreads, a review by "Patrick" should be in the top five for it. The other reviews are pretty funny and brutal too.
Hello everyone!
I wrote some words about fear of common elements of the writing industry (and life in general) and how to deal with it, based on my own experiences.
Thanks to @AlexandraAtman for suggesting the topic.
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@EHormazabal_W Never.
I don't mind reading them as long as they're character driven, but writing about spaceships, space adventures, and galactic conflicts doesn't interest me. My aliens are the way they are for a reason. Supernatural bullshit is my jam. Space bullshit is someone else's.
From what I've found, the book that comes closest to my style in terms of handling multiple POVs is Starshine by G. S. Jennsen.
Maybe my paranormal, psychological thriller that takes place almost entirely on Earth secretly wants to be a space opera. 🤔 #amwriting
@EHormazabal_W No. Absolutely not. I'll write books in the style of a space opera. I'll write books that wish they were space operas. But I'm never writing a space opera. XD
@EHormazabal_W Supposedly, there's also exercises for strengthening other muscles that will help protect your knees in the future. Google "knee friendly cardio workouts" or something along those lines. There's all kinds of ideas.