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This first part of TGS takes place in Bethnal Green, an infamous Victorian slum which, in this alternate universe, is plagued not only by crime and poverty but also a frequent influx of supernatural…

BYOP.

A 400-year-old story about a man who journeys to a mysterious royal wedding is “the first science fiction novel”, long predating Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and other, later writers considered pioneers, according to the award-winning writer John Crowley. In his opinion, the genre starts with Johann Valentin Andreae’s 1616 work The Chemical Wedding, a new version of which he is publishing in November.

Ew, gross Jean. Now you’re gonna have a wet foot the rest of the way.

This first part of TGS takes place in Bethnal Green, an infamous Victorian slum which, in this alternate universe, is plagued not only by crime and poverty but also a frequent influx of the supernatural.

Spinnerette - 03-15-2010

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Spinnerette - 03-11-2010

So! it’s been a long time since I’ve had to write presentable prose. I’ve been developing this story as outlines and rough drafts for a couple of years now, which is super refresh…

Cass, this is so not the coolest way to do this! Credit for the idea of this page’s layout goes to Mildred Louis and her amazing comic Agents of the Realm from which I shamelessly stole borrowed it....

For the second year in a row, a bunch of disgruntled "conservative" sf readers and writers are attempting to destroy science fiction's Hugo Awards by nominating slates of works that are, variously: rabid racist tracts; works by their ideological opponents; tepid military sf; works by bystanders; and weird porn by Chuck Tingle, a master of the form, who has nothing to do with any of this.

Scene change! Thanks for reading

Alternate title for this chapter: ‘Are you bored of drawing tiny fire yet?”

“…then there’ll be no desserts for a whole WEEK”

No-one trusts humanity. No-one can quite understand why we're intent on destroying the only place we have to live in the Universe. No-one thinks we're worth a...

Okay guys, I know this page looks really familiar and that’s because we went back and added a few more scenes into pages 60, 61, and now 62. We’re really sorry for the confusion, but it was our feeling that we could do more with this scenario and didn’t want to miss out on the… Continue reading 2-12