Channelknight Fadran

So I've never written a book with pen and paper before.

Why? Typing's just so much easier. There are people out there that say it isn't true writing if it's done on a computer, but I have to disagree with them. Prose is prose, one way or another. It's still our thoughts being translated to a page. And I mean... none of the finger-painting cavemen thought it was heresy when people started painting with brushes, and Egyptians didn't fight the Romans because they used pens instead of reeds--the Egyptians fought the Romans because the Romans were invading them. That's unimportant. Moving on.

Regardless, I have found issue with the fact that my writing ability is hindered whenever I don't have a keyboard available. To solve this problem, last night I grabbed a notebook and a pen, then proceeded to begin writing a narrative on paper like a filthy freaking casual.

What's it about? Fellowship of the Thing members might've met a character named Ayia. This narrative is her backstory, among other things. I've designed it to exist within the Macrosmos; heck, not just exist. The entire thing's about a multi-universal empire.

So... woo. There you go. My status has been updated.

Don't die!

~Fadran