Eh it got downvoted on the website but bright suggested i put it up here said it would fit better
Edit: Also it's noted that Able's favorite works are the tales of gilgamesh, so this was created in that style.
Eh it got downvoted on the website but bright suggested i put it up here said it would fit better
Edit: Also it's noted that Able's favorite works are the tales of gilgamesh, so this was created in that style.
I find this quite bland, and I don't really care for the reference.
Go ahead. I made sure it was designed to be functional.
I like this, and will use it if you approve.
I can only hope that The Lycon Cryptotaxonomical System isn't too short. Enjoy, all.
Heh. Thank you.
Fantastic. I do relish Peri's stories, and this was an interesting read. Well done.
Voyage is up. That's the bathysphere one.
I like that this references other works.
And not just because they're mine.
Feel free to add anything that you feel is appropiate (in fact, I'd encourage you to), but know that I will edit if need be. Additionally, I'd ask you to refrain from adding in additional annonation (i.e. annotation in the format "Note: This is wrong for the following reasons, etc."), as I reserve the use of that to comment on any added details which aren't consistent with my idea of the world.
Recovered Inventory of the Cellar in the College of East Yor'el (admittedly a long-winded title) is now up, as its associated book, "The Collective Works of Lycadia Arcaon".
I'm suprised by how positive your feedback is (insofar, at least), and I suppose I should provide some clarity. I do intend to develop this, as I consider further what items to add - I'd like the list to be rather extensive, and I also plan an expansion of the commentary. In addition, know that this is by no means an independant story, as I plan to expand upon many of the concepts mentioned here, and several other concepts which relate to or support them, in later articles.
I like it well enough. The main issue I have is that the context isn't interesting - I don't have a reason to care about what I'm reading. But I'd still upvote.
I can see the beggining of a mystery, but it needs more bang to it.
Being new to the Library (At time of writing) I thought that I'd best submit this for scrutiny before I post it. Any feedback would be much appreciated, as I'm also lacking for ideas in regards to add.Thank you for your time.
I like the idea of in-character pages. However… my 'character', Peri, isn't involved at all in everything I've written. Nor will he be.
I upvoted because it is good.
However, I do not feel in its current state it belongs here. If it was just a tiny bit more vague…
I always prefer in-character author pages, if only because it allows flexibility as an option. Not strictly necessary, of course, but pages as indexed by specific scholars seem like a good route to try first. If that doesn't work out, we edit and try something else. If in-character doesn't work out (that is, it ends up goofy, or just badly implemented), we can restrict it to what you have set there in an OOC list.
So, I created this page, as a quick author page so that I can show people which stories here are mine. Author pages are useful enough (particularly once you have a few entries to show off), but I'm not sure about implementation. Right now, the page is from an out-of-character perspective. The benefit here is to avoid the "wackiness" of the old school SCP Foundation, which could distract from the stories. On the other hand, in-character pages would have the benefit of helping to maintain the illusion of the Serpent's Hand. If we did go that route, we'd probably send it up as entries indexed by certain scholars.
The ultimate point is to have pages where you can point to and say, "This is my work," or where you can find other works by the same author if you particularly enjoyed a story. So, one way or another, it's going to get done. I'm just curious how you think we should proceed.
Basically, you first look around to see if there's a book that matches the sort of subject matter you're writing. If there is, go ahead and add it in. If not, then come up with one. Make a description of the book in the Index then add it into the Library. If we feel it's not a good fit, then we'll work with you on it. We reserve the right to move stories as we see fit, and to alter the books as we feel necessary. This applies strictly to the books, mind you. We will never make more than minor grammatical changes to your stories unless you specifically request it of us.