neotoma

World-building is rather fun. Plus, I get to play with my scanner and image editor some more. These are for the theclockworkdog fiction, which might be a comic book eventually. ( Draft animals and figure drawing ) Obviously I need to work on drawing guns. I should probably actually get my shotgun out of the closet for a model, but I'm being lazy and it's not the right kind of gun...

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Wow. This went fast. Stormbringer came out more Wodehousian aunt than I expected.

( In which Turnspit gets a headache (1,210 words) )

for mini_nanowrimo. This is totally not what I meant to write tonight, but I do need to explain about how Turnspit got his clockwork.

( After a twelve-day locked in a horse stall (316 words) )

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Because of a flight delay and the airport shuttle *never* arriving (I had to take a cab home, and oh boy I'd better get reimbursed for it), I'm a tiny bit late getting this up. Also, I jumped ahead in time more than a bit. There are at least five scenes between this one and yesterday's.

( In which Turnspit is a bit of bastard (367 words) )

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( A protective gift (833 words) )

for mini_nanowrimo. Turnspit and Iros encounter a bit of history as they travel to join the Slew.

( Memory Stone (637 words) )

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ha! Actual sex, instead of just implied sex. From Iros' POV no less. It's embarassing how much I write when I'm doing a sex scene. I don't think this advances the plot much, though I think there are some good character/world-building bits in here.

( Morning came, cool and grey (1062 words) )

For mini_nanowrimo. It's surprisingly hard to write someone whose worldview doesn't include the *concept* of prayer. Or familial ties. Or personal literacy.

( Iros composes a recitation (481 words) )

for mini_nanowrimo. A direct follow-up to yesterday, and more of the Brewster's character

( Aughisky are really not nice... (411 words) )

Thanks to raveninthewind telling me about it, I joined mini_nanowrimo...

( 'How did you get here?' Iros asked (275 words) )