Solo Roleplaying & Game Mastery
Solo Roleplaying May Look Difficult, I try to make it easy with unique tools matched to each game.
Peter Rudin-Burgess Maybe there is some irony here but I intended to write this update last week but I didn’t find the time to write anything. I have started the SSS course. The first suggestion is about working on your story every day, not necessarily writing but mulling things over and thinking about your story even if … Read more
I have joined the Story Telling Collective’s Short Story September with a view to improve my writing. https://www.storytellingcollective.com/courses/short-story-september-2024 I have never done one of these before, so have no idea what to expect. Yes, it may well have been a good idea to do this kind of thing before I started writing my flash fiction, … Read more
This will come as no great shock, but writing fiction is not very easy. My original idea was to try and create 500-1000 words every couple of days. I have no shortage of ideas or storylines, but the demands of flash fiction, that the action takes place mostly in a single scene, and that scene … Read more
Officer Magnus Upsall sat motionless on the rooftop, the neon haze of Lerrick reflecting off his visor. His heart pounded rhythmically in his chest, but his hands remained steady, clutching his ancient but custom-modified HK G36. Below, the sprawling maze of Lerrick’s harborside buzzed with life, awash in a sea of electric blue and crimson … Read more
Kal sat down in the public gallery overlooking the sheriff’s court. The ballistic glass between the the gallery and the court below showed the scars left by the outraged and the despondent few who have watched proceedings from here over the years. Below, the nearly empty court paid witness to the divorce proceedings of Haldane … Read more