the archive of alternate endings by lindsey drager.
i live in a giant bucket
the archive of alternate endings by lindsey drager.
yes, but not as much as I read novels. every once in a while I’ll come across a book of short stories that piques my interest, and I’ll give it a go. if I like it, I’ll read more by that author. most recently that was Jason Ockert, I loved all 3 collections of his. last year I read a bunch of Lauren Groff.
I feel like it’s harder for an author to pull me into short stories than it is to pull me into a novel, but I think the payoff for me is the same either way. they require some different skills, but good writing is good writing.
world of goo. still my favorite experience in almost 40 years of pc gaming.
The Archive of Alternate Endings by Lindsey Drager is my absolute favorite.
honorable mentions:
if you grew up during the era of scorched earth, shell shock live is good for this.