Publication method: BookCreator. Narrator: Traveler's point of view. Process: Outline: Audiovisual sketch: The town's folk were happy. They were celebrating a good harvest year. A big pig was being cooked and some kids were running in and out the inn. And he could not care less. Before reaching the inn, the weather changed abruptly and he did not have other option but to come to the nearest town to seek shelter in the closest inn. He was hoping for the rumor of those ruins to be true; he would not be in that town if it were not for those merchants and their story. Ruins, an enormous and unexplored mountain and some kind of monster guarding it; He has heard a lot of stories like this one but just a few have shown him something of real interest. For some people, these discoveries could not mean less but for him, they have represented a better understanding of the indescribable. The people who came near him looked at him with curiosi
An abandoned city? Just five words: run and don’t look back. This is like those horror movies where the characters open a door they shouldn’t, well the same here, and we know how this ends.
ResponderBorrarI noticed that you like describing settings, it is fascinating because it is easier to paint the image in my head. Are you influenced by any author that does the same?
You did a book *claps* but hey!!! I was expecting more images even if you were very descriptive lol. But cool anyway.
I want to know more about that place! I wonder if it is the remains of an ancient civilization or if he could entered to another dimension...
ResponderBorrarYep. This tale became more and more Lovecraftnian as I was writing it. If you read "At the mountains of madness" you'll find that I took a lot from that tale. Reading it was a life changing moment for me and I would love to see more literature, movies and games based on this work. You should read it!
ResponderBorrarAbout the description on my writing, I think you are right. I struggled a lot with this because while doing it I realized that I need to learn more vocabulary. I'm still a couple of worlds ahead form the use of language that Lovecraft or Tolkien were capable of. But also, I got motivated by writing this. I'll keep reading and studying.