Sometimes, I do too many things. Okay, most of the time I do too many things. These are various projects I have or continue to invest my time in. All of these come out of the Dirty Life universe, though Junkdust is an alternate DL universe.
What is Dirty Life? It's an original universe created by me and two friends in 2004. It's a roleplaying/writing 'game', although there's far less game and far more character development. Basically, we come up with plot (and sometimes not) and write about our characters. I tend to write novels with my own, and that's most of what you'll see here.
(A bonus! Culled from the old days, lots of little stories written by me and two of the game's creators. For an extra punch.)
my personal writing journal where i post all fiction that doesn't get put into dirty life. this link takes you to the memories, where i save things in order. |
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dirty life's website, where you can learn about the game and the writing before tackling the game itself. |
a multimedia project revolving around the diary of a young girl between the years 1949 and 1954. begun in 2008 and still ongoing. |
the encyclopedia effort compiling the stories and information of two characters, claire and jack. |
the multimedia project revolving around said claire's diary, which she kept between 1982 and 1984. begun in 2006 and completed in 2007. |
the novel that begins after the end of claire's diary and ends in 1989, with illustrations. begun and completed in 2007. |
the novel about claire's oldest son's years at Eton College between 2001 and 2004. this was written for national novel writing month 2005 (NaNoWriMo). |
an alternate universe, that is, a hypothetical story revolving around a singular 'what if' in claire and jack's relationship. this was written for national novel writing month 2007 (NaNoWriMo). |
another alternate universe novella about claire and jack, this time knocking them out of their environment and back in time. opens with a murder and closes with a murder. based on the murder of grace brown. begun in december 2007 and completed in january 2008. |














