Nate Edel
@nkedel.com
Same "nkedel" on other networks.
Professional computer geek ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/nkedel/ )
Father/husband.
Travel nut.
Left-ish politics.
Amateur writer.
Mostly harmless.
Occasionally also blog at https://cubiclehermit.com
Professional computer geek ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/nkedel/ )
Father/husband.
Travel nut.
Left-ish politics.
Amateur writer.
Mostly harmless.
Occasionally also blog at https://cubiclehermit.com
Pretty sure that's more 2nd-3rd grade than 6th.
October 22, 2025 at 5:40 PM
Pretty sure that's more 2nd-3rd grade than 6th.
It was a rambling portal story about two high school students who got accidentally pulled into a fantasy world, itself based on a D&D campaign that some friends and I had been trying to get off the ground - basically a "magic vs. technology" setting.
For age 13-14 it wasn't... horrible.
For age 13-14 it wasn't... horrible.
October 21, 2025 at 8:00 PM
It was a rambling portal story about two high school students who got accidentally pulled into a fantasy world, itself based on a D&D campaign that some friends and I had been trying to get off the ground - basically a "magic vs. technology" setting.
For age 13-14 it wasn't... horrible.
For age 13-14 it wasn't... horrible.
In my case, I was part of a "SF/Fantasy Literary Magazine" club ("Tapestry") in my combined 7-12 school. Towards the end of my 7th grade year, I decided "I can do that!" and wrote a terrible short story. After several rounds of feedback and more than a year of school, it was up to their standards.
October 21, 2025 at 7:57 PM
In my case, I was part of a "SF/Fantasy Literary Magazine" club ("Tapestry") in my combined 7-12 school. Towards the end of my 7th grade year, I decided "I can do that!" and wrote a terrible short story. After several rounds of feedback and more than a year of school, it was up to their standards.