Re: LNH/LUNA: The Liminals #7: Motivationquest part 2: The Big Burnout

On 2020-11-23 08:13, Jeanne Morningstar wrote:

> "So you're our writer, huh," said Maria.
> 
> "Yeah..." said Jeanne, sighing and burying their head in their hands. 
> "Yeah. Sorry about... everything, I guess."

I once had a concept of one of my characters joining an Ascension Quest 
and meeting their world's Makers.  (This was when the prime motive force 
of my world was role-playing games.)  Eventually this concept became the 
Powernaut 2011 comic, only my role was filled by a Cosmic Reset Button. 
  Just as well.

(And then there's that time I guest-starred in the RACCies Ceremony.)


> Jeanne pointed at a big green counter floating above their head, which 
> the net.heroes had all missed previously somehow. "When that counter 
> comes down to zero, I will burn out and go to Net.Hell," they said. "And 
> with all the writing I've been doing, it's just about there. It's weird. 
> I've never had a series I wrote on my own that got past issue 7. Will 
> there even *be* a next issue? Well, just gotta ride this out to the end, 
> I guess." There was the sound of typing in the background--Jeanne 
> writing the issue, while also being in it, somehow. There was a loud, 
> harsh buzz as the counter reached zero. And then...

That's dramatic, to say the least.  I hope you're okay.

Speaking just for myself, I'm hoping I'll be more motivated to produce 
Powernaut Comics when I get done with the current story.  Honestly, I 
flip between Powernaut story lines most of the time.  Maybe I should try 
that now.


-- 
-- (signed) Scott Eiler  8{D> ------ http://www.eilertech.com/ -------

The soldiers presented a pathetic but inspiring spectacle. The
hospitals were crowded with sick and wounded; the walls were
gradually crumbling under incessant shell fire, yet that garrison
of heroes remained undaunted.

It was as Buck said, "just as if they had been Americans."

- from "The Airship Boys in the Great War", De Lysle F. Cass, 1915.
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