Ask the Author: Travis M. Riddle
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Travis M. Riddle
Luckily there are many different starting points depending on your tastes!
On Lavenders Tides for a found family adventure inspired by Pokemon, starting out with low stakes that gradually increase as the story opens up, about how governmental/corporate institutions fail us and what we owe each other as a community ~
Flesh Eater for my off-kilter version of a quest fantasy, about a group of misfits in a fascistic state and unwieldy magic, with a dash of queer romance ~
The Narrows or Baby Bird for some gnarly but emotionally rich horror ~
And Carapace for surreal, absurd body horror satire about toxic relationships and capitalism ~
On Lavenders Tides for a found family adventure inspired by Pokemon, starting out with low stakes that gradually increase as the story opens up, about how governmental/corporate institutions fail us and what we owe each other as a community ~
Flesh Eater for my off-kilter version of a quest fantasy, about a group of misfits in a fascistic state and unwieldy magic, with a dash of queer romance ~
The Narrows or Baby Bird for some gnarly but emotionally rich horror ~
And Carapace for surreal, absurd body horror satire about toxic relationships and capitalism ~
Travis M. Riddle
That idea has definitely rattled around in my head! A full bestiary would be super cool, although also a very expensive endeavor, haha. I'm just glad I got the entries that are in the back of each Jekua book, at least! So it's not in the cards right now but never say never...
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