Blog is Go! More stuff on the way!
Mood:  a-ok
Now Playing: SILENCE
Topic: News Post
Well I've moved all the news posts to the new The Dark Lab Press, Blog Division news blog (you're lookin' at it). From now on, when I have a news update or anything to say, I will first post it here on the blog. Then, if I have time, I will update the front page of the TDLP site to reflect that. It's a lot easier to post a new blog entry than come into the site and edit it. :b

But now that the front page is more of an introduction page than a news page, I can use the space more efficiently to discuss things, and you can expect news posts and such to be considerably longer as I no longer have to worry about making the page hideously long.

So, besides the Blog, I have 4 stories uploaded. One incomplete but active, one incomplete but dead, and two completes. I also changed the layout of the Stories page a bit. Now, each story listing has its own little 'table' so that everything is evenly spaced and should show up a bit more predictably. (There was a funny problem before where sometimes the text wrapping would cause subsequent listings to be placed progressively further to the right.) I do plan to replace most of the "No image yet!" placeholder images, but those pics take a lot of time and frustration to make.

And the Folklore page is still under construction. I don't have much content (yet) for that page. I'll probably post the pics that accompany "The Garuus Tower Tales" as well as some other scrap images I've doodled over the past few years. I do have a lot of "historical documentation" on the various worlds, which is nothing more than descriptive prose about the countries, history, magic, people and other empirical data. Yes, Empirical Data. I have all sorts of documents full of explanations of how magic worked in Tales of Times Past: Magic, or exactly what Xeigrich and Ishkur are, and why. I say "empirical data" because I do not have a sufficient scientific understanding of chemistry, physics, etc, so everything I explain is Pseudoscience that, in my fictional world, could have easily been documented through experience and experimentation. But I promise, it won't be as boring and dry as it sounds. I'm not J.R.R. Tolkien.