The New and Improved BENXLABS 2.0! · 3:31am Aug 14th, 2014
Hey what's up guys! What? No response? Where'd y'all go? Heh. I must be talking to Invisible Bob again. Anyways, I have finally returned from the dead! After overcoming my addiction to goldfish crackers and Clash of Clans, I have at last returned to writing! As a primary course of action I reread my first story, Anomalous. Of course, it was a grueling process, struggling through my absolutely awful writing, but I endured and persevered! What doesn't kill you makes you stronger, right? Ewww I hate that song. But regardless, I meticulously combed through my old chapters, editing any careless errors or plotholes. I even added entire new sections on to some of the chapters! I don't think I could have ever finished writing the story without the help of Samaru163 or Neogreenyew. Who knows, maybe they've forgotten that weirdo guy thought he was going to get stoned for his story.
I have decided to place The Equestrian School of Hackercraft and Villainy on temporary hiatus, but don't fret! I know that many of you are bawling your eyes out, but every thundercloud has a silver lining! Well, it's more like a dark grey outline, but whatever. I'm working on a brand new project, one that follows the events of Anomalous! I know, I know, I have no determination. I couldn't even finish my story. But I was messing around on Autodesk Sketchbook Pro on my iPad, and I ended up drawing a picture that is going to be the cover art (at least for now) of my new story. I wasn't planning to write a new story, but the picture I drew really inspired me and made me think about how the story could progress. So please don't stone me, you've all been very kind in that regard.
(P.S. I know this blog post looks like a Wikipedia article with all the links, but hey, come on! Shameless self-advertising, right? It's what we're best at.)
Thanks for reading!
Benxlabs out.
2368581 Oh hi Samaru! Glad to see you're still around. Those were the days, huh?
2368668 That's good! When you're able to figure out why you like or hate or story instead of just giving your feelings, it means you have at least a decent understanding of the writing process and how words make us feel the way they do. I'm still trying to develop my own skills both as a reader and a writer, and maybe even an artist.