Don’t deal with the devil unless you’re prepared to dance with demons.
The Writing Lodge: How A Great Spider-Man Story (Almost) Solved The Worst

Don’t deal with the devil unless you’re prepared to dance with demons.
The wait is over, but the battle has only begun.
Don’t stop dreaming, and fight through your nightmares.
From the libraries of Yharnam and Lordran, more journeys await.
Visual storytelling and a true labour of love make this the best graphic novel I’ve read in a long time.
Hello to all readers, fellow writers and sci-fi junkies alike! As it’s been a while since I’ve made any concrete, detailed updates regarding the Architects of the Illusion series, I decided I would start making more regular updates, now that
My point today is going to sound minor at first, even nitpicky, but the more I go on, the more it’s going to sound emblematic of an institutional problem with how certain facets of the traditional publishing industry view themselves
You’re watching a film or playing a game, or reading a book, and the villain’s motives are laid out. Perhaps they’re the kind of villain who lusts after power and little else, who want to reign at the top of
(Belatedly cross-posted from Goodreads to give the site some content while I handle the renovations!) November 22nd, 1963. You know how it unfolds: shots ring out in Dallas, and within seconds, President John F. Kennedy is dead. What if you
So there I stood in Chapters, facing the bookshelf as one would stare down a rival gunslinger at the crack of dawn. Tried, I did, to conjure a justification for potentially spending over thirty dollars on a player’s guide for