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And, then now we have this, for reference and future 3D animation possibilities

Full body sketch:

It's so hard for us to write consistently under 3K. Some chapters end up only 500 words, though. But we try not to do that in stories we post here. We, personally, have no problem with wildly variable chapters in typical print books. It seems to be the web serial where that's an issue. But to...

Thank you. That’s one we hadn't heard of, and if it can do what we need, we can afford it.

Besides help finding good editors and sensitivity readers we can afford, our big wish is for something like Google Docs that has all the functionality of Google Docs but isn't owned by a corporation. LibreOffice has all the tools we need, but it fails because it's not cloud based. We can't go...

Did a much nicer profile portrait of Meghan.

We've been sticking our head in the microwave to get a tan, like, decades before this post was born!

Yeah, we're pretty sure we've only seen the good parts shared with us by our girlfriend. It definitely looks like one of those comedies that will miss so awkwardly on occasion. Thanks for the warning!

Any bigoted prejudice that the author obviously holds, and tends to work into their story. If we catch a story reinforcing bad stereotypes without eventually dismantling them, we'll throw the book against the wall if we can. Usually because we give it a chance and hope that there's a reason the...

There are command and tactical signs that various field operatives in different professions use just for this purpose. Your characters might start practicing a simple set of these if it occurs to them, and it wouldn't be out of the ordinary if they're usually doing field work. Especially if...

Our first project was a book sized illustrated short story called Walking Black Water about an imaginary friend named Ink, that was inspired in part by the Epic of Gilgamesh. It's tragic. Written in 1997 for a college English class. The teach said that the chapters felt too episodic, which broke...

Put an embossing stamp on the hydraulic press that you are using to do the crushing.

Meg is by far the most popular right now, since her stories just get more readers. And she's a hell of a lot of fun to write for, too. We are having an utter blast watching her play on the page. She seems to be really good at ignoring author knowledge and just being a dumb ass sometimes. But...

Science fiction and Fantasy are our baseline. Either one or a mix of both. We love all sorts of other genres mixed in. For ScribbleHub specifically, we find we want to read stories written by trans women and girls who want to explore wish fulfillment fantasies, and go for the superhero angle on...

That sounds honestly great! If you are seriously writing that, please let us know.

it's been a process of discoveries since day one, if not since before self awareness is kind of a spectrum We know we had some kind of self awareness during infancy when one of our eldest beheld the chaos of the world around us and thought, "Not this again, I hate this." Probably realizing for...

That trying to buy food at the store can make us cry. It sucks.

We've been to school, and taken some english classes through college. Occasionally we read a blog post by another author. But, at this point, twenty years after graduation, we just read and watch movies and shows between writing novels. Our primary way of studying writing is to immerse...

Dragons.

Meghanology - book one of girldragongizzard did it in three days. Our release schedule for it was a bit intense. Same with its sequel. Please don't compare. We're not normal.