Everyone Loves a Good Story… and Some People Like a Mediocre One

I hadn’t posted about my story until now, but, since a few people seem to like it, I thought I’d mention the purpose behind it. Right now, I’m busy with this blog, the podcast, my full time job, and getting my IMW book ready and edited (though much of my free time still goes to videogames – is it my fault Resident Evil 4 is one of the best games ever made and has so much replayability value?). I really want to write novels, though, but, until I get my IMW book done, I don’t have time for that. So, to outlet some of that creativity, one day I just randomly came up with a start for a story (the first sentence is very important) and decided to write a few paragraphs a day which I thought would not be very demanding. As the story has evolved and I’ve gained more of an idea where it’s headed, it’s become more complex. I’ll continue onward, though, but I may have to just randomly stop each part in the future instead of each one coming to a neat conclusion (I’ve almost been writing full chapters for each part lately) so it’s not such a sap of time.
For those reading it, I hope you continue to enjoy it. I know it’s not very sophisticated sci-fi (I’m saving my energies for the novels I won’t be writing as serials and will also be in third-person), but I think it should make for an interesting character study. I doubt any of you will be able to figure out where it’s headed, and, as a warning, it will most likely get less humorous the closer it gets to its conclusion.
TRIVIA: Someone asked if Dip was based on the 20 questions game from 20q.net. He’s partially based on that principle, but he’s also inspired a little bit by a computer from another sci-fi novel. What computer is that?

24 Comments

  1. FIN-ally, some one else who played it who blogs (besides Francesco Poli).
    Hey! No reading of my blog.
    And I still think Microsoft Holmes (ducks) has nothing on his brother…
    (just don’t tell that to Sherlock’s face
    /creepy in-depth knowledge of the Sherlock Holmes mythos).

  2. Yes, RE4 is one of the greatest games ever made and is incredibly fun…gotta love the S&W .500 Handcannon for the boss fights (and the Thompson, and the infinite RPG launcher, and…) 😉

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