Shadow/Brooke
Jul. 15th, 2017
06:51 pm - Fun comics
I read a lot of webcomics. And I've slowly been working my way thru a backlog of comics folks have recommended to me.
I recently caught up on one, and was quickly able to catch up on several others. In order
Spinnerette A different take on "getting spider powers. Very silly at times
Grrl Power Words fail. But I pointed Fay at it last night and she was reading and giggling for the rest of the time she was here.
Magical Girl Neil an interesting subversion of the Magical Girl trope
And I'm currently working my way thru Magical Transvestite Cherry So far a rather *different* subversion of the Magical Girl trope
Check my feeds for most of the comics I'm following. I also follow a bunch that don't have RSS feeds, but I'll get to those some other day
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Jun. 12th, 2017
03:03 am - story draft
This is one I've had in the back of my head for years.
Working title is "Room".
He got off the bus and headed for the store. Then he walked around the building to get to the back. From there he pushed through some bushes and started up the faint trail that made a diagonal up the face of the ridge.
Soon he was on the wide shelf partway up the hill. It was a good hundred feet wide and ran half a mile or so. He enjoyed walking among the bushes and small trees. Soon enough he arrived at the back of the old abandoned building.
There was cyclone fencing around it, but other people had made holes here in the back where it couldn't be seen from the street. He crawled through one of the holes, dusted himself off and went to a doorway that had been boarded up. Someone had pulled the boards though.
It was a bit dim inside, but not too bad because the windows on the front side of the building weren't boarded up. After all on that side this was the third floor!
He'd been poking around for a bit when he heard a noise. He looked out a window and saw someone guys standing near the front of the building.
Uh oh. He recognized them from school. He did not want to run into them. He'd had enough trouble with them at school.
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Not remotely finished, but it seemed like a good stopping point
ETA:I'm looking for some feedback. And I'm curious as to your thoughts about what's going on or might be going on. *I* know, but I'm both wondering how it comes across to the reader, and what others think about the "situation".
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