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Some
friends of mine...
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Charlie Vermin: Oddball Game Imaginator
The guy is working on more advanced stuff nowadays, but here are one
beautiful beastie's early contributions to the strange world of RPG
Maker games that aren't really RPGs.
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Laramie Sasseville: Dreamspell
A friend whose site includes
beautiful fantasy-themed art in various media as well as filk songs,
unique vanity bookmarks, and the Discordian Coloring Book. She's also
available for hire as a graphic designer.
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Foxfeather
Zenkova: Multitalented Artist
I met Fox through her husband, Roman, a.k.a. Mbala. She's a master of many crafts, an animal rescuer, and a conservationist and educator. The two of
them have a hobby farm and a wonderful house full of fascinating animals.
And allow me to present Mbala's highly acclaimed* webcomic, Horse, Horse, Another Horse, and the Zebra.
* I may be the only reader, but I've never heard anyone speak poorly of it.
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Rich Brown: Some
So-Called Music
Rich Brown is a space exploration enthusiast and a filk music devotee.
This page features, among other things, the lyrics to his witty and
well-structured parody songs about science, science fiction, horror,
and social issues.
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Thorn Valley: A Secret of NIMH
fansite
This website devoted
to The Secret of NIMH and the book on which its based is an
exception trove of creativity. It's run by a friend of mine who plays
Timothy Brisby on NIMHmuck--a programmer who goes by the handle of
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My mother's website devoted to her extended family. |
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Clicking on me is a PG-13 act!
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| Hey! Check
out the interactive novel I wrote: What
Is Best? I'm selling it on CreateSpace! |
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Is it Storytime? If so, this oddball
collection of fiction may hit the spot!
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On the
other hand, sometimes it's poetry that
best amuses both hemispheres of our brains.
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Filk is the music of science fiction fandom. I have written many things under the auspice of being filk songs. Some are parodies and some are original tunes! Here they are for my reference and yours.
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| Perhaps it's
speedily written, creative short plays that intrigue you! Check out my scripts
for Carleton College's former cold-reading theater group, Chelsea 11:17! |
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I remain a low-key aficionado of the semianl unscripted game show Survivor, but at one point, I was a full-blown fan. I even created content for a little while! Here are my articles on Season 5, Survivor:
Thailand, which I wrote for the defunct fansite survivorfire.com.
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Are you, by any
chance, a fan of the classic action/puzzle game Lode Runner? You are?
Then my levels, designed for
Sierra's brilliant remake of the game, will rock your world!
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Are you an artiste? Then
your senses will perhaps be offended by my portfolio of Crayola Marker Art!
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Do you believe in the healing
power of the mandala? If so, you
give it more credence than I do! Nevertheless, here are a couple I made.
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Interested
in a stranger's opinions on
webcomics? Here's a list of the ones I read--with ratings, because
I like numbers!
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If you've spent as much time MUCKing about as I have, you may relate to
this homage to text-based roleplaying!
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Though it be somewhat dated, the socially
conscious may wish to take a look at Light Rail,
Heavy Concerns: a college web project about the development of
Minneapolis's Hiawatha Line.
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Games
are an important part of my life. How about yours? If you're interested
in checking out my various inventions and variants, this is the place
to look.
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Even if you have the bad habit of screwing your head on
upside-down in the morning, you can still ensure some legibility
through the judicious use of ambigrams.
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The
time has come! Make your choice!!!!!
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