It was back at the beginning of 2007 that I first got the cra

On two occasions in 2009 I’ve brought news of the Adventures, in particular focusing on another “out-there” idea to create a
The other thing I’ve given a sneak-preview of is more of the progressing designs for our cast of characters that I first listed right here last November… Happily, with this post, I’m able to also give an extra insight to how two of those characters in particular are now coming together – namely Cooper and ICE… I think I say this with every post, but working co-operatively with an artist on creating a story is turnin

Now, in my experience, most good news can usually be expected to be followed by a little bad, just to keep the scales of life in balance, and I’m also afraid to have to report with this post that the first (quite meagre, I admit) pages of the first Adventure “Simulacrum” that had been up on the “Seal Your Own Fate” Launch Page (clickable via a suitably “spacey”-looking object on my Official Homepage) have now been taken down as I go into the new year and I begin the challenging and serious job of writing the story of Simulacrum from start to finish (with all the twists and turns required for it to be a genuine “branching tale” too!) – certainly now that I’ve finished investing so much writing time on my completed “Moon Crater”TM novel, my Space Odyssey into 2010 can truly begin. (Remember, I called the Adventures a spin-off from my main book, but

The other things I want to work on over the course of 2010 for the Adventures is a “redesign” of sorts for the ship, which is sort of a character in its own right, (or at least that’s what we want it to be.) I love that cult sci-fi film of the 70s Silent Running, and am heavily influenced by tales like that one and also more recent “classics” like Moon too for their sparse but complex storytelling … Another thing I’ve realised I’m going to have to prepare is a “Moon Crater Adventures” ‘Bible’ “retro-continuity” that’s in vogue nowadays…) One last thing I’d like to create and will “release” on the Launch Page for the Adventures in early 2010 are “mission profile cards” from the ship’s database that will be basically a more in depth rundown of the key characters of the story. I’m really excited for what adventures and voyages of discovery this new year will bring for my “Seal Your Own Fate” stories and it looks like it’s a good time to bring this “branching” type of storytelling out of the cupboard and dust it off, because recent big publishing concerns have even invested in it once more and so it appears to be back in vogue…
By the year’s end though (a little later than this
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