Colour Pencils

Breaking news: I wrote something! This story is a mess that is a clash of two rather distinct writing styles, but I just wanted to get back on a writing groove and it’s just a short, fun story which doesn’t need editing as much as other, more serious stories but still-

Slightly based on Timbo’s Guardians and Demons. I was going to write an ultra-dark parody/satire of G&D, but then… Oh, and – Ellie read this. And thought the ending was lacking. And wrote hers, which I’ll put at the end. Anyway…

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I’m like that fly you think is dead just as you swat it, but really isn’t. Yeah. Anyway, this is something written for school – apparently, according to the teachers, I have a great sense of humour.

And for those who attend the school – you probably know who the main characters are.

Teachers in Hippieville

This story begins with two English Teachers going to Hippieville. Of course, it wasn’t literally Hippieville, as it was Daylesford, but there were enough hippies there. Read the rest…

As you all know, I have just been to Canada. I didn’t see any moose (or meese), but there were tons of Canadian Geese and quite a few squirrels, and tons of photos. And yeah, I will post photos on a certain thread.

I also went to New York, and guess who I saw in real life? Starla! Yay, that was an awesome day.

But anyway, I wrote something based on real life recently. A very short vignette that will go well with any grape juice you will be drinking today. I also wrote a prompt-based story, but that can wait for the Four Island Fiction Archive [yay!].

And no offence to anybody!

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Yay, Four Island’s up – and I have chosen to celebrate by posting the 9/10 page long monstrousity that is the story I have been working on during the holidays. It’s vaguely related to the True Falsities plot, and is rather… strange. Oh, and I just randomly added the colours.

So… presenting:

Welcome to TF Land

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I… wrote a story last week. Actually, two, but I’ll put the other one up… later. Or maybe as a prize for certain deeds.

Anyway, I wrote a story.

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