Eastward is a self-contained narrative entity; it has a linear storyline where players' choices have no impact upon anything that happens. I wanted to change this, so I wrote my own quest for Eastward: one with branching narratives and psychological ramifications.
Read MoreSpec Script for “Talking Tom & Friends” about an Alien Prince on the Run
When Outfit7 posted a job opening on their website for a “Narrative Designer,” I had a lot of fun creating a personalized project for my application.
For my project, I:
Created a brand-new character to add to the Talking Tom & Friends universe
Wrote the script for a “Talking Tom & Friends” episode that introduces this brand-new character
Provided base outlines for two games based on said character
Meet Kyle, the Fugitive Alien Prince!
Kyle (K.Y.L.E.), which stands for “King of Your Little Earth,” is a prince from space who is on the run, and he needs the gang’s help to stay hidden where his alien parents can’t find him.
Young by alien standards but old by Earth ones, Kyle is inquisitive, impulsive, and used to getting what he wants, when he wants it. He wasn’t allowed to have many friends growing up because of the security risk, so when he meets Talking Tom and friends, he is eager to fit in.
Episode Description:
An alien prince named Kyle lands on top of the garage and demands that Talking Tom and his friends help hide him from his intergalactic parents! The best way to keep an alien hidden on Earth is to teach them how to blend in…right?"
Read MoreShort Story: Mother Knows Best
I'm thrilled to announce that my short story, "Mother Knows Best," won First Place in round two of the NYC Midnight 250-Word Microfiction Challenge writing contest!
5,400+ people entered the competition back in October and I am now one of 125 writers moving on to the final round!
The way the contest works is: you receive a prompt at 11:59 PM containing a required genre, action, and word. You then have 24 hours to write a 250-word (maximum) short story incorporating all three.
My prompt was:
GENRE: Suspense/Thriller
ACTION: Getting an oil change
WORD: Crack
Definitely Not an Alien: To-Do List
Greetings, humans!
I, a fellow human, have decided to keep track of my comings and goings on this blog.
I am not here as part of an assimilation project.
You have nothing to be afraid of.
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