Oct 16, 2024
Val-posting! He's just a little guy.
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Val-posting! He's just a little guy.
tragic siblings tragic siblings tragic siblings!
It's fun looking at my books side by side because I can see the contrast between my protagonists, their skills, and the books' genre.
The Gunslinger (ABYSS) and the Warlock (TTFOD) are classic dark fantasy MCs. They're skilled in combat, clever, and stubborn enough to survive. Sure they encounter eldritch monsters, but they *can* point a gun or a blade at them and even wound The Horrors.
The Time-Traveler (GOR) makes the genre veer into science-fantasy because of his time-travel device and his relationship to his magic. On paper, he's extremely powerful, but he also has 0 combat experience and deals with things 'out of this world', so even if he had a gun, it wouldn't help.
The Detective (CHD) is not even a real detective. No magic, no weapons, no divine intervention. This book is horror first, speculative second. Good luck, detective :)
Why am I sad about Valeriy Duskhaven again. I WROTE THE BOOK!! I know what happens and *I, the author* made that man sad!! Purposefully!!
(the edits must be working because I'm on the verge of tears and it's only half of the book and I think I should give him a hug holy shit)
reposting this GOR art
Aowna's "I like designing characters and creatures" masterpost (2022-2023)
I can't stop thinking about him (the fictional sad wet dog of a man I created and gifted the honor of being a Protagonist)
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