Syrtassia
@syrtassia.bsky.social
23, he/him, I'm a dragon but you can't always tell in person.
I think about Spectrobes at least once per day
I think about Spectrobes at least once per day
98k is too much? What word count should an author be shooting for? (I'm new to this scene but trying to make my way, just looking for advice mostly!)
February 10, 2024 at 11:12 PM
98k is too much? What word count should an author be shooting for? (I'm new to this scene but trying to make my way, just looking for advice mostly!)
An entire decade? It's okay to take that long to write The Novel? God, I haven't heard anything so comforting in years.
February 4, 2024 at 10:37 PM
An entire decade? It's okay to take that long to write The Novel? God, I haven't heard anything so comforting in years.
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February 4, 2024 at 10:33 PM
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It's just taking me a while to find the motivation. If you, the fine strangers of Bluesky, have any questions or input, please know I would be genuinely delighted to both share and learn. Even if you have utterly no idea who I am, which, most of you wouldn't. Right now, I am literally just some guy.
February 4, 2024 at 9:44 PM
It's just taking me a while to find the motivation. If you, the fine strangers of Bluesky, have any questions or input, please know I would be genuinely delighted to both share and learn. Even if you have utterly no idea who I am, which, most of you wouldn't. Right now, I am literally just some guy.
This is, of course, barely the tip of the iceberg. A decade of work is exactly as rich and detailed as you think it is, and these little 300-character boxes would reach the thousands in number before I even remotely share the entire concept with the world, but worry not - I WILL write about them,
February 4, 2024 at 9:42 PM
This is, of course, barely the tip of the iceberg. A decade of work is exactly as rich and detailed as you think it is, and these little 300-character boxes would reach the thousands in number before I even remotely share the entire concept with the world, but worry not - I WILL write about them,
As they lack the concept of gender, the Rhaka use the first syllable of their name as their personal pronoun. This is a feature of their language, Rhaka'na, which is still heavily under development. In this way, I also hope to help normalize neopronouns and bring them closer to the modern zeitgeist.
February 4, 2024 at 9:41 PM
As they lack the concept of gender, the Rhaka use the first syllable of their name as their personal pronoun. This is a feature of their language, Rhaka'na, which is still heavily under development. In this way, I also hope to help normalize neopronouns and bring them closer to the modern zeitgeist.
Rhaka scales come in every conceivable color, and these eclipses, happening at these precise intervals and being times of togetherness and celebration, are reminders from the Kinar that everyone is worth celebrating, everyone is worth loving. That is the message I want to share through my work.
February 4, 2024 at 9:39 PM
Rhaka scales come in every conceivable color, and these eclipses, happening at these precise intervals and being times of togetherness and celebration, are reminders from the Kinar that everyone is worth celebrating, everyone is worth loving. That is the message I want to share through my work.
Every 50 days, one of these crystal moons eclipses the two suns, which align at that same interval. There is one for each significant color in the visible spectrum - red though violet, including the oft-forgotten indigo. These eclipses are times of great celebration for the Rhaka.
February 4, 2024 at 9:36 PM
Every 50 days, one of these crystal moons eclipses the two suns, which align at that same interval. There is one for each significant color in the visible spectrum - red though violet, including the oft-forgotten indigo. These eclipses are times of great celebration for the Rhaka.
The Rhaka are a race of genderless dragons that live on a metal-rich planet called Thrin, which orbits a binary neutron star and has eight satellites, seven of which are pure colored crystal. Each of these was painstakingly crafted and then placed in orbit by the Kinar, their gods (singular Kin).
February 4, 2024 at 9:32 PM
The Rhaka are a race of genderless dragons that live on a metal-rich planet called Thrin, which orbits a binary neutron star and has eight satellites, seven of which are pure colored crystal. Each of these was painstakingly crafted and then placed in orbit by the Kinar, their gods (singular Kin).
FELT this in my soul
February 4, 2024 at 6:16 AM
FELT this in my soul