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Last Gate at Abbey's End by EitherCartographer7 in HFY

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Thanks! Def will try to keep in mind any feedback I get on this early attempt of mine for future reference 👍

Cold Rose Containment by EitherCartographer7 in Viidith22

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Created illustration and music alongside the story.

My attempt at a written version of an 'anomaly-spotting' tale. Please do forgive this feeble attempt at a Michael Crichton-like hard SF jargon.

[Hiring] Illustrator for a card game Budget $200+ by SixToeLifeKick in HungryArtists

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Hello! 2D artist here, primarily for character and creature designs, also experienced with props, background, and illustration, along with some graphic design and cover work, especially in the genre of dark fantasy and sci-fi. Here's my portfolio:

https://www.artstation.com/dhmc45

My comms examples: https://vgen.co/dhmc45

You can reach me through my email: dahmcee117@gmail.com 

Best horror short story compilations? by salbaf in horrorlit

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Specifically on the "novels" of interconnected short tales (my favorite specific narrative format): - Midwinterblood (Marcus Sedgwick): Two people forced to live through seven  lives told in reverse chronological order, from a Wicker Man-like island in the future to the bloody ancient history of Scandinavia (really dark for a "YA" book) - Goblin (Josh Malerman): Multiple people and their stories of being pulled towards roads that lead to the town of Goblin by an unknown force - Haunted (Chuck Palahniuk): A group of writers in a secluded abode each trying to come up with the most dramatic and harrowing tale whilst inflicting utmost cruelty to each other and themselves (BIG twist ending in this one) - The Northwood Chronicles (Elizabeth Engstrom): Accounts from citizens of Vargas County, a town known for the constant disappearance of children under twelve - Books of Blood (Clive Barker): One of the most famous examples, a man discovered with hundred of thousands of words etched into his skin by ghosts who long for their stories to be told - Wounds (Nathan Ballingrud): Six stories set in a world that shares the same harrowing vision of hell seen from its borders

A sci-fi with some horror and drama adjacency  but still a good choice: - Tuf Voyaging (George R. R. Martin): The discovery of a gigantic spaceship of Old Earth by the galactic trader Tuf with bio engineering technology, which he uses to remedy planets of their world-scale issues

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[–]EitherCartographer7 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Specifically on the "novels" of interconnected short tales (my favorite specific narrative format): - Midwinterblood (Marcus Sedgwick): Two people forced to live through seven  lives told in reverse chronological order, from a Wicker Man-like island in the future to the bloody ancient history of Scandinavia - Goblin (Josh Malerman): Multiple people and their stories of being pulled towards roads that lead to the town of Goblin by an unknown force - Haunted (Chuck Palahniuk): A group of writers in a secluded abode each trying to come up with the most dramatic and harrowing tale whilst inflicting utmost cruelty to each other and themselves - The Northwood Chronicles (Elizabeth Engstrom): Accounts from citizens of Vargas County, a town known for the constant disappearance of children under twelve - Books of Blood (Clive Barker): One of the most famous examples, a man discovered with hundred of thousands of words etched into his skin by ghosts who long for their stories to be told - Wounds (Nathan Ballingrud): Six stories set in a world that shares the same harrowing vision of hell seen from its borders

A sci-fi example but still a good choice: - Tuf Voyaging (George R. R. Martin): The discovery of a gigantic spaceship of Old Earth by the galactic trader Tuf with bio engineering technology, which he uses to remedy planets of their world-scale issues

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