The forty-first of fifty-two short stories completed!
This week was another adventure in the Star Trek setting with a 3,102-word science fiction short story. This story touched on confidence, mentorship, and realizing your own worth. Much of it was based off my own feelings as a now senior-level software engineer.
Onto the next story!
The fortieth of fifty-two short stories completed!
Very much still on the fan fiction train this week with a piece of Star Trek Lower Decks story that clocked in at 2,704 words. This was my second foray into the Star Trek universe, and it was a good time. I’ll probably be doing more of it.
Onto the next story!
The thirty-ninth of fifty-two short stories completed!
This was another week I found myself spending the majority of my time playing Baldur’s Gate 3. However, it did provide the inspiration for this week’s story, which centers around one of the NPCs you meet in the game. It’s a minor NPC you only have a few interactions with, but those were enough to spark an idea that I developed it into a full 1,259-word short narrative.
Onto the next story!
The thirty-eighth of fifty-two short stories completed!
While I’ve been greatly distracted this week by the release of Baldur’s Gate 3, I managed to pull myself away from the immersive CRPG and knock out a 1,247-word fantasy short story about a thief (rogue) attempting to steal a magical whatsit artifact from some wizards. It was a fun little tale to spin. Now, if you need me, I’ll be in Baldur’s Gate.
Onto the next story!
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