Category: Writing About Writing
The Arcane Blog – because the Monster in a Box is half about the process of writing itself
3 Levels of Semi-Autobiographical Fictional Insanity
- Truthful, honest journal entries
- Twisting reality to create an alternate existence
- Hiding both truth and creation behind a veil of anonymity for fear of the consequences of storytelling.
[[(Cynical) Theory About Police]]
Genres of the Slipstream
Genres of the Slipstream
Occult Science Fiction
Paranormal Mystery
Psychological thriller
Bizarro
Cosmic Horror
Author quote ‘a story revealed’
I don’t know if something like this has been done already. I haven’t seen it, aside from the visions in my mind. So I set out to create it, and it has revealed itself to me: in fantasy, and in fact.
Having ADHD makes me wildly imaginative to the point of distractionMy psychiatrist says it’s normal ha ha cool
That came out as a huge relief and managing the conditions have allowed me to focusWow. Imagine that?
Well, I am extremely grateful that this is going to see the light of day. It means we are on a very good timeline (on that later) bye.the relationship I have with this Arcane Diary
[[waw]]
[[arcanediary]] [[writing]] [[reflection]]will it be the worst of me?
am I afraid that it will be better than me?
As a creator, you should hope so [[faq-style]]The scariest part is when you realize it’s mostly true
I couldn’t make up scarier or shittier things than I have read and presumed factual.
Believe me, I try
But will never come close
So, I am doomed
And gladRedacted series
Work in progress
Guides To subconscious spelunking
Old-school spy shit
