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May 23, 2016

Solarpunk- Welcome to the club

The -punk family of genres is an extremely fertile one. Though most people have only really heard of…

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Daeres in Fluff, Fumble, Splat

Jan 31, 2016

On Steampunk and Cyberpunk

‘-punk’, the rapscallion, has been leading a double life as a suffix applied to stuff. There’s the ‘-punk’ that…

Daeres in Fluff, Fumble, Splat

Feb 17, 2023

A painting of a rounded, organic looking house set in a quiet marshy landscape, with a forest visible in the background. There is a slight mist on the landscape, the kind that makes you think fondly of the early morning rather than anything sinister. The house looks as though seven cherry trees have been grown together to form its core structure, with a glass-like substance set between the branches, creating a house with a bulbous, mushroom like upper storey.

Solarpunk in 2023: An Introduction to Solarpunk

Daeres in Fluff, Fumble, Splat

Feb 3, 2016

Creating more interesting Steampunk

You might have read my first article on Medium, on issues in steampunk and cyberpunk, and thought…

Daeres in Fluff, Fumble, Splat

Apr 3, 2020

The Power of Map Creation

I’ve been trying to write about the relationship between mapmaking and the worldbuilding process for a while. It’s…

Daeres in Fluff, Fumble, Splat

Feb 4, 2016

Telling Readers a Thing

Picture the scene. A writer has embarked on their quest to transform the world with their latest piece of fiction. They sit at their desk, or in a coffee shop, or in a library with very uncomfortable seats. Their neck is craned awkwardly as they lean forward into their typing, and by…

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