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Three black things in this image by @aureolinflax.bsky.social of a scene from Thoughtless: The walls of Del's carbonaceous asteroid home (that she's hung colorful scarves over to make it feel less oppressive), space itself (seen out the window) and their BeltSec uniforms.
Three black things in this image by @aureolinflax.bsky.social of a scene from Thoughtless: The walls of Del's carbonaceous asteroid home (that she's hung colorful scarves over to make it feel less oppressive), space itself (seen out the window) and their BeltSec uniforms.
When breaching cord is laid out on something metal, it will glow white hot while burning through it.
We're in COLORS week! Tell me about something in your world that's WHITE. Have you used it symbolically? Any special white clothes, rocks, animals, or magical artifacts you'd like to talk about?
When breaching cord is laid out on something metal, it will glow white hot while burning through it.
The only thing I can think of that's Purple is Del's former bathrobe. She left it hanging on a hook in the bathroom in her old apartment when she left last time, and in all likelihood it's still there.
This week's theme is COLORS! Tell me about something in your world that's PURPLE. Do you use it symbolically? Do you have anything special in your worldbuilding that's purple? Maybe an animal, jewels, a garment, a flower, or something more strange and magical?
The only thing I can think of that's Purple is Del's former bathrobe. She left it hanging on a hook in the bathroom in her old apartment when she left last time, and in all likelihood it's still there.
Searching for the word really made me realize how many times someone - especially Del - starts to say something then trails off.
Searching for the word really made me realize how many times someone - especially Del - starts to say something then trails off.
At one point, Del and Caweys (new character!) visit a new, as yet unnamed floating city on Venus. Larger than any previously built city, this one is ringed by a large park, with expanses of grass, flower gardens and even what Del considers a forest.
It's COLORS week! Tell me about something in your world that's green. This one is probably more common, since green is so strongly associated with nature. Do you have any cool greenery in your world? Or maybe you've used it for an object? Tell me about it!
At one point, Del and Caweys (new character!) visit a new, as yet unnamed floating city on Venus. Larger than any previously built city, this one is ringed by a large park, with expanses of grass, flower gardens and even what Del considers a forest.
It's funny that out of all the things made of it (Iron and Carbon are two of the most common elements in the asteroid belt after all), I mention the word exactly once in whole book.
It's funny that out of all the things made of it (Iron and Carbon are two of the most common elements in the asteroid belt after all), I mention the word exactly once in whole book.
We're talking about colors in our worlds! Tell me about something in your world that's YELLOW or ORANGE? I find that these two are often underrated/underused in worldbuilding, so I'd love to hear what you have. Maybe something symbolic of the sun or made of gold?
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It's all there! The Husband Poisoning Society. Part lesbian love story. Part fantasy adventure!
It's free on my patreon with no sign up required (but all sign ups deeply appreciated).
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Continuing with COLORS! Tell me about something in your world that's BLUE. Do you use it symbolically? Do you have anything special in your worldbuilding that's blue? Maybe an important object symbolic of the sea or sky? Tell me about your blues!
Nog's character arc in here was obvious, but Dax's is good, too. At the beginning I was annoyed at her. "Worst councilor ever" but by the end, she showed what she
Nog's character arc in here was obvious, but Dax's is good, too. At the beginning I was annoyed at her. "Worst councilor ever" but by the end, she showed what she
Del's previous home was inside a carbonaceous asteroid, with black stone walls. She hung colorful cloths over them. When she left, she took a vibrant red silk scarf to carry her tarot cards and her sesquicentennial printing of Ray Bradbury's The Martian Chronicles.
This week's theme is COLORS! Tell me about something in your world that's RED. Do you use it symbolically? Do you have anything special in your worldbuilding that's red. Maybe an animal, jewels, a garment, a flower, or something more strange and magical?
Del's previous home was inside a carbonaceous asteroid, with black stone walls. She hung colorful cloths over them. When she left, she took a vibrant red silk scarf to carry her tarot cards and her sesquicentennial printing of Ray Bradbury's The Martian Chronicles.
Are they less interested now that everyone knows about them? Or more? Or did they have any effect at all?
Are they less interested now that everyone knows about them? Or more? Or did they have any effect at all?
The actual word isn't used, but I think The Rabbit qualifies. (It's a nickname, not actually a Monty Python reference. :)
The actual word isn't used, but I think The Rabbit qualifies. (It's a nickname, not actually a Monty Python reference. :)