Shadowstories: The Infi-Net Revolution
  • Shadowstories: The Infi-Net Revolution

    That’s right. The Revelation of the Revolution.

    When?

    7/29/09. One week from today.

    Where?

    The Storyverse [thestoryverse-dot-com]. New digital home of Shadowstories.

    What?

    Serial fiction. A mix of sci-fi, fantasy, pulp, and above all else, humor.

    Who?

    Me, Chuck Wendig, and my Ideal Reader and playground buddy, Martin C. Henley. This is something that started about, ohhh, 18 years ago. This is a reiteration of it, a new project born of long-standing work.

    How?

    On the Intertubes, of course. He writes 1500 words. I write 1500 words. We don’t plan it in advance. We don’t know what the other is going to write. It tumbles forth, out of our brain. Cliffhangers ensue. Craziness erupts.

    We aim above all else to entertain, and to make you people laugh. We’ll hike down your pants and tickle your perineums if we have to. Don’t make us. We’re rude enough to do it.

    The Revolution Is Almost Here.

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    July 22nd, 2009 | terribleminds | 5 Comments

About The Author

ChuckWendig

Chuck Wendig is a novelist, a screenwriter, and a freelance penmonkey. He's written too much. He should probably stop. Give him a wide berth, as he might be drunk and untrustworthy. He currently lives in the wilds of Pennsyltucky with a wonderful wife and two very stupid dogs. He is represented by Stacia Decker of the Donald Maass Literary Agency.

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  • Eddy Webb 07.22.2009

    SO looking forward to this.

  • An interesting idea.

  • Here’s hoping that it’s interesting. It’s not exactly a radical experiment, but it has experimental undertones. Like a whiff of perfume lingering in a crooked doorway.

  • Like an epidemic of chickens. With a plan.

    Heh. Frakers. I knew it. Well, not knew it. I hoped it. Good men, good men. You turned your 5 subject notebook digital–you go, boys.

  • It occasionally stuns me that this is something we’ve been bandying about for 18 years.

    That’s… that’s a long time.

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