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Current Projects, January 2026

It was time for a new project table update. So here we are

The writing gig

💬 0 🔁 0 ❤️ 0 · Fae Blood · Imagine a world where fae had offsprings with humans. Sounds weird? But this is the reality of Taris. Her gr

The "I will probably write this till I die" epic

💬 0 🔁 20 ❤️ 13 · Blood Night - Book 1 of the Cursed Blood series · Sojan is a lust demon who decided a long time ago he rather lives as a

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Ocean date

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(Dark) Botanical Settings/Elements 🌳🥀

a thick forest made up of thorny bushes, countless scraps of fabric and armor tangled in the thick of it from past victims

underwater plants that grab on if they are touched but rather than pulling down, they wait until their prey tires and drowns, sinking down to the ocean floor all by themselves

a cemetery where people are laid in bushes and by morning are fully cocooned in vines

deadly berries that, like a parasite, grow alongside the root of a bush with edible berries and imitate their berries perfectly, so that no one would know they are picking poison

dead trees stretching as far as you can see with flourishing wildlife in between

a cursed land in which everything that grows flourishes, but is deadly if consumed, until no creature can live there anymore and it becomes eerily silent, not even a bug to be heard

giant flesh eating plants growing on top of fortifications

plants that, once ingested, take on parasitic properties and grow inside their host until the host passes. the plant uses their body‘s nutrients to root down where they died and flourish quickly, roots intertwining with the host’s skeleton

[Prompt Calender: May 30th, National Water a Flower Day]

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Genshin Mermay (6/6)

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Lucanis doodle time

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Things to consider when writing a character!! --1

⊹ What do they want vs what do they need. these should not be the same thing. what they want is the surface goal ( the job, the person, the revenge, the answer.) What they need is the thing underneath that they can't name yet. The story is what happens in the gap between those two things. if they're identical your character has nowhere to go.

⊹ What are they wrong about. Not morally wrong necessarily. just. what belief do they hold that the story is going to test. What assumption do they make about themselves or the world that turns out to be incomplete? A character without a wrong belief is already finished. They have no arc, give them something to learn even if learning it hurts them.

⊹ How do they talk when they're nervous. Do they go quiet or do they talk too much? do they deflect with jokes? do they get weirdly formal? do they ask questions instead of answering them? the way a person behaves under pressure is who they actually are. And it should be different from how they behave when they're comfortable.

⊹ What do they find funny. this one sounds small and it is not small at all. Humour is worldview. What makes someone laugh tells you what they value, what they're afraid of, how they handle pain. A character with no sense of humour is just flat. even the gravest person finds something absurd. find the thing.

⊹ What are they ashamed of? not their tragic backstory. their actual shame. The small ugly thing they would never say out loud. The time they were a coward. The feeling they pretend not to have. The desire they think disqualifies them from being a good person. Shame is where the most interesting character work lives and most writers skip straight over it :(

⊹ What do they do when no one is watching? how do they move through a space alone. What do they reach for when they're sad. What do they do with their hands??? Public behaviour IS performance. Private behaviour is truth. you don't have to show all of it but you have to know it or the character will feel hollow in a way the reader notices without being able to name.