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Vagabonds Chapter 4

I wanted this chapter to focus on Gel’s pov again, this time aiming towards his own inner thoughts on leadership, and what makes a captain. Gel is basically someone who has a very idealized view of what being in charge is, or did, and had it crushed by reality. Rather than accept that reality, ...

Vagabonds: Chapter 3

With chapter 3, we’re introduced to the fourth protagonist (deuteragonist?) of Vagabonds, Merida. A rich runaway who has her own reasons for going to Gygac Seven, and her trusty servant, Chara.

Before writing Vagabonds, I had written a YA fantasy novel (and it is written. I could just nev...

Vagabonds: Chapter 2. Introducing the Lazy Captain

Two weeks in, and now let's talk about chapter 2.

In chapter 2 we’re introduced to Captain Gel, which is pronounced with a hard G or Guh sound rather than hair gel. Gel is the older of the two siblings, and also the more irresponsible of the two, something I related way too much when writ...

The view is scarier than the leap.

Hey all! This will be my second post for you patrons, wishing you a welcome to my Patreon. After much deliberation with myself, my mirror, and the anxiety devil on my shoulder, I decided to take a swing at this in the hopes of taking my writing to another level. Trying to be more professional and...

Vagabonds: A practice in Frustration.

So I figured I’d start this off with a failed project that had me tackling several things I wanted to try. 

Vagabonds, which was a working title because I couldn’t think of anything better. The idea stemmed from a dumb thought in D&D (a lot of my creative ideas stem from that g...