HERE ARE ALL OF THE ATTACKS FEATURED IN THE FIRST BOOK FOR “magnifiqueNOIR”
Galactic Purple: Cupcake Bomb! Art by Jenn St-Onge
Cosmic Green: 8-Bits & Pieces! Art by Sakura Mochi Panda
Radical Rainbow: Rainbow Rush! Art by AtelierMUSE
Prism Pink: Sewn Together Symmetry! Art by Jenn St-Onge
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And Lonnie thought coming out had been difficult.
Though, to be fair, she hadn’t done that on her own terms. Having such a large family meant that it was damn near impossible to keep any secrets. One of her cousins had told another cousin who told the third one, who then proceeded to spread the word to the fourth one and the fourth one’s much chattier sister, who then blurted it out during one of Penny Knox’s patented Sunday dinners.
By then, the story had morphed into an otherworldly being where Lonnie had gone from holding a girl’s hand on the way to school to having a full-blown make-out session in the locker room of her eighth-grade gym class. A mortified Lonnie had no choice but to tell the true story and reveal her feelings for the cute girl in her class, and she swore that no junior high make-out session had happened. She should’ve ratted out her pimple-faced cousin, who she’d seen kissing a boy – tongue and all – but Lonnie had been too busy worrying about her Grand-Penny’s reaction to her liking girls that way. She’d expected some tears and some, “Where did I go wrong in raising you,” but, to her surprise, her grandmother told her cousin off for sticking her nose in other people’s business.
“And I know damn well yo’ fast ass be out there with them little boys,” which had proven that Penny Knox was, in fact, a mutant fresh out of Xavier’s School of the Gifted – a reference Lonnie held dear because her crush had a thing for Storm.
Sometimes we come out of the closet.
Sometimes, there was never a closet to begin with.
And other times… we get an unwanted push.
Don’t be like Lonnie’s cousins.
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Once upon a time, back in college, an 18 year old version of myself started chatting with a woman who went by Snow Tigra. Eventually, we started dating, and the way we would stay in touch since we were long distance was by roleplaying withdifferent anime and video game characters. After graduation, I moved up to Minnesota, and we began to live together.
About a year after living together, our apartment was broken into. Our laptops were stolen along with some other items, and we had to start our roleplay over. This is when the idea of the “Storyteller” was born.
The Storyteller is a creature that lives in a large library, and each book represents a person’s life. The Storyteller has the power to add things to a person’s story, or take things out, giving him completely control over someone’s life. With this idea in mind, we ended up creating different characters, each with their own motives and connections to one another. But the central question still remained: if you could change any aspect of your life, would you?
In “Seeking the Storyteller,” Alix Andre DeBenit would do anything to change one horrific moment of his life. However, it means that he has to push aside his beliefs and work with the very creatures he’s sworn to kill: demons.
It’s hard to believe that what once started out as a silly little roleplay with the girl I just met is now becoming a book series. The first will be available next week. Join the event and learn all about a world where you can change the past, but at what cost?
THE THING IS HAPPENING THIS IS THE THING I WAS ANXIOUS ABOUT TODAY!
