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I love the museum archives too. Especially the met. Yeah, the reason I outlined the above method is for its speed and versatility.

These days, I often find myself with a problem that is becoming pervasive: it's become increasingly difficult to find non-AI art. It goes like this: I am hurrying to get a pitch together for a client, or to publish the next installment of my serialized fiction on Substack. I want to find a...

Where would you start with Clark Ashton Smith? What is your personal favorite? I haven't been a fan of everything I've read in this collection, but I find the pacing refreshing, and the sheer density of what he's able to convey in a sentence or two is impressive. I find that more often than not...

Howdy pmmg! If you want to hear an example of the voice work, the Moonsong podcast includes quite a bit: Moonsong I've been told it's a nice companion for a commute! I'd be so happy to hear what you think of it. My other voice acting work is in video games and TV -...

Thanks, fellow... scribbler? Scrivenbler? :LOL: What are some of your favorite games? I write for video games right now.

Indeed I see you've been compared publicly! "His voice has been compared to Robert E. Howard's epic style, and his stories have been compared Michael Moorcock's unlikely warrior with a legendary sword" Glad to know there's more there. I was planning on digging into Solomon Kane next.

Lately I've been reading through a lovely edition of Robert E. Howard's Conan the Cimmerian yarns, and I've been astonished by his extraordinarily abundant prose style. Take these two sentences, for example, from The Pool of the Black One: 'Had Zaporavo known he was being compared, even though...

Hello everyone, My name is Nick, and I'm a professional voice actor and writer, working in video games and living in Los Angeles with my wife, 6-week old daughter, and our dog Rune. I currently release pieces of my own fantasy project on Substack, which is here: Letters from Abroad | Nick...