The three most important writing lessons I’ve embraced and actually utilized in my work are the following: Jim Butcher’s livejournal blog. https://jimbutcher.livejournal.com/ An amazing resource, every post is just a lesson in itself to understand storytelling. The irony is that I also bought his mentioned teacher’s book, the Formula something, Read more…
Over the years I’ve written some Christmas specials for my characters, and also written some retellings of classic Christmas fairytales. Here are the fairy tale retellings: The Impossible Quest of Hailing a Taxi on Christmas Eve A Greek cyberpunk retelling of Scrooge. Read it here https://mythographystudios.com/books/the-impossible-quest-of-hailing-a-taxi-on-christmas-eve/ The Little Match Girl Read more…
Taking the excuse of this shitty person called Roslyn to talk about something. I know that bold takes go viral on social media, especially twitter, but I’ve seen a lot of stuff said about writers. Non-black writers shouldn’t write about black characters, and other idiotic takes. First of all, that’s Read more…
Libby with a tiny dress on the night she was orange-pilled. I also wrote an erotic poem and made it into an NFT on Raretoshi. You can collect it here https://raretoshi.com/a/tiny-dress-poem-f730a Fat stack, tiny dress, long night, your caress, blow my mind, educate me, kiss my neck, penetrate me, orange Read more…
Okay, this one is weird and it’ll take some explaining. I know some people think my stories are weird, but this idea is really out there. So, I love Gwenpool. She’s a character that is meta, meaning she knows that she’s inside the comic book stories. No other superpowers. And Read more…
There’s a cute little show on Netflix, Emily in Paris. It has caused quite a stir in French people because they’re portrayed as snobby and rude. Which is absolutely true, and I know that after visiting Paris twice. The show is full of cliches but it’s a nice modern take Read more…
Two years ago, in 2018 I was inspired by the amazing artwork of two artists to write some short stories for them (Bloodsplach and Philtomato.) It all went so fast after that, and I ended up making an illustrated collection. It was both a challenge and an experiment. It’s not Read more…
I like to keep things simple, so instead of making a fantasy map full of stupid things, I just used a real Hellenistic period map of Phrygia. The story of Midas in Greek mythology takes place in Phrygia, which is a real Greek area in the modern day Turkey. The Read more…
This is actually a problem for storytellers. There are some things that are very disruptive to a story. Just like the cellphone invalidated all plots prior to the 90s by making it impossible for the characters to get lost so often or become out of reach (Remember the misunderstandings of Read more…
I did the bare minimum, sharing a #blacklivesmatter message with some books about the racism issue, and someone DMed to suggest another book and called me a woke white person. I don’t consider myself woke. In fact, I catch myself having racist thoughts all the time, and that’s only human. Read more…