Joined Feb 2021 United States
I'm a writer trying to start making a living through my writing because I'm awful at job searching and writing is the only real skill I have.
Pseudonym, obviously. Also, not an actual, real life, bee. Just a cute pic that I have saved on my hard drive.
I love fantasy, adventure, action and romance. I really hope my writing can inspire other writers in the future.
Tools
Krita, Open Office
- 1
Realized I'm not good on schedules, and that's the entire reason why I started this series with a pseudonym: to explore the world I'm creating without having to worry about schedules and the like. Uploads will be slower in the coming few months, as I'm going to be working at a camp, but they will come. Expect big dumps on certain days, though! And I mean huge.
Will start releasing regularly again now that a semblance of calm has finally fallen.
Apologies for the slow updates, home life just got a bit more hectic recently.
I kind of want to start drawing the creatures and the places in the story.
Also, maybe make an encyclopedia thing for more detailed information on animals, gods and the like?
Also, maybe make an encyclopedia thing for more detailed information on animals, gods and the like?
Thank you to all three of you who subscribed! More to come soon, I promise.
So I was looking at the successful novels on this site and they have one thing in common: they release a lot, and frequently. Their first day they push out a lot of chapters.
The Shepherd's Journey came about as an experiment in pure exploratory writing where I would do no planning, and hardly any editing before I released a chapter, namely to break me out of perfectionist habits and my tendency to make worlds that don't feel too lived in, so this might be perfect, actually. Next Saturday there will be a huge dump of chapters. Stay tuned!
Hopefully I can still save the series from irrelevancy because I'm falling in love with the characters and the world the more I write in it, and I want other people to experience it as well. What artist doesn't want others to experience their art?
The Shepherd's Journey came about as an experiment in pure exploratory writing where I would do no planning, and hardly any editing before I released a chapter, namely to break me out of perfectionist habits and my tendency to make worlds that don't feel too lived in, so this might be perfect, actually. Next Saturday there will be a huge dump of chapters. Stay tuned!
Hopefully I can still save the series from irrelevancy because I'm falling in love with the characters and the world the more I write in it, and I want other people to experience it as well. What artist doesn't want others to experience their art?
Beep.
