Greetings, my viewers. It's a wonderful day for an update from your
host to the end of the world. Being a Saturday I am, of course, working
due to the constraints of this mortal shell of mine. I suppose even
immortals aren't excluded from paying rent or gassing up the old iron
mule; back to the matters at hand.
With the completion of Liberation: Chapter 6 online, which can be accessed here
by the way, I've decided to immediately follow up with Chapter 7, which
will be a direct follow-up to the events that ended chapter six. I have
to admit, writing Liberation has been an excellent forum for developing
my writing skills. Not only have those skills been applied to
subsequent chapters, but to the writing I've done for the book I've been
working on in tandem with Liberation.
I realize I haven't given you any information regarding said book, let's break that mold.
Ever
since high school I've fiddled around with story lines and characters
but I never reached the point to where they achieved actualization. The
reason for this being my medium-of-choice has always been RPG Maker
2000/2003. Creating graphics and programming certain events became very
time-consuming and as a result I have never failed to drop the project.
The unfortunate news ends here, however, as the progress I've made in
scripting the stories have influenced both the structure I use in
plotting the story and the content of the story itself.
The
story of the book, which I will refer to as Project Starlight in my
forthcoming posts, begins in a town called Calrena (interestingly enough
all of the towns my RPG Maker projects begin in are named Calrena)
where the main character has been living for the last few years where he
works at an agricultural supply store but earns a living as a thief by
night. All I will say at this point is that not everything is as it
seems.
And that's all that I have for now. If you have
any questions or comments feel free to post it in my comments section or
send me an e-mail at exploited_antonyms@live.com.
Also, find Exploited Antonyms on:
Facebook @ facebook.com/exploitedantonyms
and Twitter: @ExploitdAntnyms
And possibly a website one day but let's consider that a long-term goal.
Saturday, August 18, 2012
Saturday, August 11, 2012
August 11, 2012
Greetings, followers. Let me start by telling you thank you for following my journey into authorship. It's been a year since I started my blog Exploited Antonyms and in that time I feel I've grown as not only an author, but as a person as well. I appreciate the comments I've received from friends and family alike, they have helped me along tremendously.
When I started this blog, it began as my personal writing space; a platform from which I could share my thoughts and my poetry. Towards the end of August, however, I wrote the first chapter of a story I intended to wrap up in no long time. That story was Liberation: Chapter 1. Somewhere after authoring the third chapter, I realized the importance of such a story; it was something my fans could look forward to. As such, I continued it at an irregular pace, making time for other writing topics and opportunities to allow myself to grow as a writer.
It wasn't until January, however, that the idea for me to write a full-length novel crossed my mind. However, the longer I worked on forming the basis of the story, the more I realized what an immense task it was to write a book on the scale I desired. It literally took me months of brainstorming, writing, re-writing, trashing ideas, and several instances of tearing my hair out to settle on the premise and beginning point. I'm happy to report that I'm 2 chapters in, and Liberation: Chapter 6 is well on it's way out of the stalls.
Seeing how I've been at this for an entire year already, I'll tell you a little about myself:
As you might have guessed from reading Liberation, I'm from Florida. I wasn't born in Florida, however, I moved here from Missouri when I was 13; that was 12 years ago. For those 12 years I went through middle school, high school, and college all without leaving the vicinity of Naples, Florida. My original plan was to become a high school teacher in the language arts in Naples, but as fate would have it, Naples wasn't where I was meant to settle.
As little as two weeks ago I finally got all of my things together and moved to Orlando, where my current plans are to enroll to UCF in the spring as a graduate student. So far the move has been a pleasant one; I've adapted my habits to Orlando without so much as a hiccup. And while I like the downtown area of Orlando I'm even more impressed with the vast number of conveniently-located Starbucks whose wifi becomes the vessel to further my craft... and downloading Breaking Bad every week.
Anyways, seeing as how I'm at work now I need to wrap this up. I've been having customers come in at the worst times all day today. That and I have actual work to do around the store.
This last year has been a fun and enlightening one, I look forward to another full of writing.
-Mr. H
When I started this blog, it began as my personal writing space; a platform from which I could share my thoughts and my poetry. Towards the end of August, however, I wrote the first chapter of a story I intended to wrap up in no long time. That story was Liberation: Chapter 1. Somewhere after authoring the third chapter, I realized the importance of such a story; it was something my fans could look forward to. As such, I continued it at an irregular pace, making time for other writing topics and opportunities to allow myself to grow as a writer.
It wasn't until January, however, that the idea for me to write a full-length novel crossed my mind. However, the longer I worked on forming the basis of the story, the more I realized what an immense task it was to write a book on the scale I desired. It literally took me months of brainstorming, writing, re-writing, trashing ideas, and several instances of tearing my hair out to settle on the premise and beginning point. I'm happy to report that I'm 2 chapters in, and Liberation: Chapter 6 is well on it's way out of the stalls.
Seeing how I've been at this for an entire year already, I'll tell you a little about myself:
As you might have guessed from reading Liberation, I'm from Florida. I wasn't born in Florida, however, I moved here from Missouri when I was 13; that was 12 years ago. For those 12 years I went through middle school, high school, and college all without leaving the vicinity of Naples, Florida. My original plan was to become a high school teacher in the language arts in Naples, but as fate would have it, Naples wasn't where I was meant to settle.
As little as two weeks ago I finally got all of my things together and moved to Orlando, where my current plans are to enroll to UCF in the spring as a graduate student. So far the move has been a pleasant one; I've adapted my habits to Orlando without so much as a hiccup. And while I like the downtown area of Orlando I'm even more impressed with the vast number of conveniently-located Starbucks whose wifi becomes the vessel to further my craft... and downloading Breaking Bad every week.
Anyways, seeing as how I'm at work now I need to wrap this up. I've been having customers come in at the worst times all day today. That and I have actual work to do around the store.
This last year has been a fun and enlightening one, I look forward to another full of writing.
-Mr. H
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