Cast blurbs - Chapter 1
Aug 20, 2021
Red Sky at Morning launches in two weeks, on September 3rd!🐠 In the meantime, here are a few cast blurbs for key chapter 1 characters :) I'm excited to update these as we move along! Until then, get ready to meet all these beautiful idiots
edit 2/10/2022: i updated wishbone's design a bit because his beard was bugging me, you're not crazy for remembering differently!
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I’ve come over here from the shoutout/cameo in The Pirate and the Princess. Gotta say, I’m loving what I’ve seen so far!
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What if you suddenly became the monster you grew up fearing most… and worse, if you realized they’d never been bad at all?
To the average seafarer, “Crimson Jack” Herring is like any pirate captain – fierce, clever, if a little bit odd. But “his” real name is Maryanne, a woman disguising herself to pursue her real goal: Hunting down the monstrous mermaids most people think are old wives’ tales, for reasons that seem both personal and painful. However, when she finally catches a mermaid, strange magic leaves the two of them metaphorically and literally entangled, and Maryanne quickly realizes mermaids are far more human than she knew. Stranded and stuck together, Maryanne and the mermaid, Ley, must traverse a vibrant and diverse world to find answers – though the real challenge might be putting up with each other.
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To the average seafarer, “Crimson Jack” Herring is like any pirate captain – fierce, clever, if a little bit odd. But “his” real name is Maryanne, a woman disguising herself to pursue her real goal: Hunting down the monstrous mermaids most people think are old wives’ tales, for reasons that seem both personal and painful. However, when she finally catches a mermaid, strange magic leaves the two of them metaphorically and literally entangled, and Maryanne quickly realizes mermaids are far more human than she knew. Stranded and stuck together, Maryanne and the mermaid, Ley, must traverse a vibrant and diverse world to find answers – though the real challenge might be putting up with each other.
“Red Sky at Morning” is a queer story about fish puns, self worth, and becoming a better person.
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