ALL THAT'S LEFT ~new~ story
TL:DR
I have a new ATL story:
http://www.cyborgmemoirs.com/2018/08/...
"This is a living story, about dispossessed cyborgs and their many borders. This tale will change over time and become a different memory for each of you. Stories are either categorized as PROTOTYPE or SERIAL. Prototype stories were released from 2012~2015 in zine and audiobook form. Serial stories are brand new rewrites debuting in 2018."
I still have to guess that a certain number of my fans became as such through my ALL THAT'S LEFT series. I put out three zines and twelve tales and swore to write a book version, and then I sort of put it down for some years while I threw myself into METROPOLARITY efforts and side projects.
Sort of. Actually, I never put ATL down. I had to gather all my disparate notebooks and random background notes. Then I decided to buy a professional writing program, Scrivener. Then I realized I wasn't just adding on to existing stories, I had to rewrite them entirely. And then I realized I didn't just have to rewrite them but that I had to know more about what was going on in my character's universe. And so on.
I decided to release the stories serially in the tradition of how the original run of tales were released. Online. Then in print. Later on, I'll have to talk about my feelings with traditional legitimized publishing efforts...
But for now, please read and enjoy and let me know what you think if you do!
I have a new ATL story:
http://www.cyborgmemoirs.com/2018/08/...
"This is a living story, about dispossessed cyborgs and their many borders. This tale will change over time and become a different memory for each of you. Stories are either categorized as PROTOTYPE or SERIAL. Prototype stories were released from 2012~2015 in zine and audiobook form. Serial stories are brand new rewrites debuting in 2018."
I still have to guess that a certain number of my fans became as such through my ALL THAT'S LEFT series. I put out three zines and twelve tales and swore to write a book version, and then I sort of put it down for some years while I threw myself into METROPOLARITY efforts and side projects.
Sort of. Actually, I never put ATL down. I had to gather all my disparate notebooks and random background notes. Then I decided to buy a professional writing program, Scrivener. Then I realized I wasn't just adding on to existing stories, I had to rewrite them entirely. And then I realized I didn't just have to rewrite them but that I had to know more about what was going on in my character's universe. And so on.
I decided to release the stories serially in the tradition of how the original run of tales were released. Online. Then in print. Later on, I'll have to talk about my feelings with traditional legitimized publishing efforts...
But for now, please read and enjoy and let me know what you think if you do!
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