Content Warning: This story includes extreme themes and intense imagery that may be disturbing to some readers. It explores unsettling dark and graphic content involving physical and emotional distress, as well as challenging and provocative scenarios. Reader discretion is advised.
Depends on who you ask. Post meridian Jon T wants to finish his sepulchral roots entanglement and the anti meridian side says to write an ancient epic poem called Ships In The Valley, or the liminal waking dream state Jon T, who is still cataloging Goblin names, which is a story in itself. I could go on but daren’t. I might splode in a fizzle of incoherence.
Thank you Michael. The writing process was interesting as a collab. Both connected by some grotesque umbilical cord and detatched in the sense that we didn't know how it was going to go. The abject detachment and pessimism vs optimism might be the thing that nods to Clockwork Orange. Also have to admit, it was probably one of the books that changed me a little - i was different after reading it.
Spaced the comment! Perfect ending. Details on point, as usual. Vivid and imaginative writing that borders on the cinematic. A delirious thrill ride of a collaboration between two powerhouses. Please start up new project soon need more of this need it now!
Deserved, Jon. You're a phenomenal writer all on your own, as is Murph. The two of you together isn't better, per se. It's just-- You know what I mean. When's the next Jon T original, btw??
Romance of the only kind possible in this crazy mixed-up world - between a liberated slugslave and a severed head, or between two doofus fellas and their icky muse.
Re: new work
Depends on who you ask. Post meridian Jon T wants to finish his sepulchral roots entanglement and the anti meridian side says to write an ancient epic poem called Ships In The Valley, or the liminal waking dream state Jon T, who is still cataloging Goblin names, which is a story in itself. I could go on but daren’t. I might splode in a fizzle of incoherence.
Ancient epic poem about Lovecraftian goblins? Dilemma resolved.
The writing reminds me of a clockwork orange. Cool story
We would very much be in favour of that comparison, my droog. Thanks for the comment!
that's the last time I buy these cheap eyelashes
thank you!
I second what Reezin said below, there is a very clockwork orange feel to writing. A very gripping and eerie piece :)
Thank you Michael. The writing process was interesting as a collab. Both connected by some grotesque umbilical cord and detatched in the sense that we didn't know how it was going to go. The abject detachment and pessimism vs optimism might be the thing that nods to Clockwork Orange. Also have to admit, it was probably one of the books that changed me a little - i was different after reading it.
Well done, lads. That was one slimy, intense ride. Your words shall forever remain scintillating maggots in my brain.
Worked out pretty well, except for that time Murph left his socks in my underwear
That was foreplay.
Ahhh. See? I thought that was aftercare.
How else are baby slugs engendered?
Hey thanks so much Bradley, glad you enjoyed it. Seems there may be even more slimy collabs in the works.
Hell yeah.
Spaced the comment! Perfect ending. Details on point, as usual. Vivid and imaginative writing that borders on the cinematic. A delirious thrill ride of a collaboration between two powerhouses. Please start up new project soon need more of this need it now!
Thank you kindly Ken! It was really cool to do this and the comments from everyone are very energizing. ⚠️👀
Deserved, Jon. You're a phenomenal writer all on your own, as is Murph. The two of you together isn't better, per se. It's just-- You know what I mean. When's the next Jon T original, btw??
Ahhh… rrrromance. 🖤
Romance of the only kind possible in this crazy mixed-up world - between a liberated slugslave and a severed head, or between two doofus fellas and their icky muse.