nDOT robots have planned obsolescence even tho they’re fully sapient beings. manmade horrors beyond ya comprehension and all that good stuff
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nDOT robots have planned obsolescence even tho they’re fully sapient beings. manmade horrors beyond ya comprehension and all that good stuff
the way ndot is a real and already published book to me except it's not and I have to write the whole thing. what kind of scam
Brett was supposed to go on a batshit insane quest for revenge but instead is going on a coldly calculated quest for revenge. like its giving robot that gained sentience and hates its creators.
meanwhile my actual robot who gained sentience and hates her creators (Lily, nDOT) is, in fact, going on an emotionally-driven batshit insane quest for revenge.
wife swap WIP
i think i need to forget that ive been writing this book in one form or another for 8 years and pretend its brand new and then. it will b fun. instead of making me wanna bash my head against thewall
Hi amarantine
For storyday, tell me about the most normal story you've ever written and the most outlandish. According to you, I mean.
ok my scale of "normal" to "outlandish" is "I would find this on the front table at barnes and noble" to "I would find this either in a niche sci-fi magazine or a hard drive at an estate sale." that said:
most normal - nDOT! it's based directly on well-worn and popular tropes of YA dystopia in the 2010s, bc that was my fave genre at the time and I wanted to write my own :3
most outlandish - you would think its the RCU, but I don't think so, because i drew directly from popular media for a lot of it - it's just the combination of things that makes it weird, not the story elements on their own. (vampires? normal. vampires created by the fae? weird.)
Divine Rights is the real most outlandish WIP i have. it's a story in a baroque/cyberpunk world where God was a decaying artificial intelligence that everyone worshipped and followed in blind faith, not knowing its "commands" are the tatters of a ruined AI spitting out nonsense. (this predates chatGPT by 4 years btw. im a visionary)
mfw the joke literally edgelord incarnate character of nDOT ends up being critically plot relevant 💀
nDOT on my mind again (dangerous)
maybe I'll get crazy and work on one of my Real™ writing projects 👀