(Blog-esque thoughts continued.)
I recognize that that last chapter might sound pretentious on how I only ever get a real muse out of writing fantastical and whimsical commentaries. The thing is, though, is that I genuinely love writing stuff like that. Even when I let go and stop trying to impress people, that's what I come to. I enjoy crafting big worlds that have a lot of intricacy to them. I find intricacy is an important thing for me in stories. If a story is too basic for me -- and this is still talking about how I write -- I won't enjoy writing it anymore. I really cherish lots of possibilities and nothing kills writing a story for me more than knowing how it's gonna end. All of the endings to my stories have birthed themselves after a series of possibilities which have come to pass throughout the story prior to it. I really like creating that kind of 'mystery' or 'suspense' to what I write, and how there can be a series of speculations of suspect-endings which could come to pass at any given time. I don't like predictability in any story, nor any of mine. That is to say, I don't like one kind of prediction to be ever-present. I like many!
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Final Phenomenon: E-Lunar, Route A (4) (MANUSCRIPT)
Fantasi2071. The legendary God of Apples, Abellio, was kidnapped from Earth and taken to the Otherworld. Though this world is his home, he seeks to track down and destroy those who have wronged him as they reside in this world. No man nor deity...
