I always like these little glimpses into the office, puts faces to the names and all that, pip pip.
EDIT: Aww man, it's still three and a half months away though!
Hey...I thought Hook Horrors weren't open content.
Because they refuse to let them out of the office.
I always like these little glimpses into the office...
Same here.
Thanks for all the hard work guys - really looking forward to this!
Thanks for all the hard work guys - really looking forward to this!
There was a point in this book's life where I would mumble things like "madness," "train wreck," and "bane of my soul." Now, though, after a lot of development love, chart creation, intern hours, additions, revisions, sacrificed weekends, stiff drinks, wtf moments, omg moments, and like 32 paginations, this has really become something pretty, pretty awesome. I mean, the index has tags like: chases, extraterrestrials, firearms, magocracy, mazes, NPC gallery, rules lawyer, time travel, and Utopia. In fact, in the next week or so, I'll probably show off the the whole index just so folks know what they're getting into. But yeah, really, really, pretty cool now, and looks absolutely gorgeous - Sarah really out did herself (and hopefully by saying so she'll forgive me for posting that picture she didn't want going up!).
Also, to aid anyone digging into the backgrounds of these photos: The 1920s volumes of our Amazing Stories archives, Descent, a WTF mug, a fuji apple, African Mythology by Jan Knappert, Kyle Hunter's full pager from Dragon: Monster Ecologies, and Diet Coke.
At least it isn't an Ergo Proxy. I've never been able to understand one of those.
First, you must be familiar enough with Evanescence to immediately catch the inspiration for Real's character design. :P
Second, you must understand Ergo Proxy before you can understand Ergo Proxy.
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Thanks for all the hard work guys - really looking forward to this!There was a point in this book's life where I would mumble things like "madness," "train wreck," and "bane of my soul." Now, though, after a lot of development love, chart creation, intern hours, additions, revisions, sacrificed weekends, stiff drinks, wtf moments, omg moments, and like 32 paginations, this has really become something pretty, pretty awesome. I mean, the index has tags like: chases, extraterrestrials, firearms, magocracy, mazes, NPC gallery, rules lawyer, time travel, and Utopia. In fact, in the next week or so, I'll probably show off the the whole index just so folks know what they're getting into. But yeah, really, really, pretty cool now, and looks absolutely gorgeous - Sarah really out did herself (and hopefully by saying so she'll forgive me for posting that picture she didn't want going up!).
Also, to aid anyone digging into the backgrounds of these photos: The 1920s volumes of our Amazing Stories archives, Descent, a WTF mug, a fuji apple, African Mythology by Jan Knappert, Kyle Hunter's full pager from Dragon: Monster Ecologies, and Diet Coke.
I can't wait for its release. Thanks for all the hard work.
There was a point in this book's life where I would mumble things like "madness," "train wreck," and "bane of my soul."
Sounds like me writing my thesis (due in three days). Particularly the parts like "train wreck," and "bane of my soul." I hope I come to love it after the defense.
Oh, and on topic, really looking forward to this book! :-)
Really looking forward to this. :)
There was a point in this book's life where I would mumble things like "madness," "train wreck," and "bane of my soul."Sounds like me writing my thesis (due in three days). Particularly the parts like "train wreck," and "bane of my soul." I hope I come to love it after the defense.
Oh, and on topic, really looking forward to this book! :-)
I wish I had no idea what you were talking about. Over four years and eleven chapters later, I know only too well.
There was a point in this book's life where I would mumble things like "madness," "train wreck," and "bane of my soul."Sounds like me writing my thesis (due in three days). Particularly the parts like "train wreck," and "bane of my soul." I hope I come to love it after the defense.
Oh, and on topic, really looking forward to this book! :-)
I look forward to the book too.
@Twings: I'm doing the revisions for my thesis right now after my defense. So far, no love, other than loving the idea of printing out a copy to put through the shredder. My friend loved burning a copy of hers. Don't ever expect to love it in my mortal lifetime. Or my next 100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 lifetimes either.