Martigenesis

Story development has been going along at snails pace, with things like work, TAFE and Uni providing an abundance of distractions, though I've had time to formulate some solid material instead of simply venting generalised ideas. I have chosen to focus on the stories in order of the character's innate strength and their final influence on the last chapter (two qualities which are entirely interdependent) and work my way up from there without regard to specific mediums and ret-conning as I need to (loathe as I am to do that). So here it is. Revelations Book one:  The Path of the Righteous Man (Solomon) Book two:  Shadows and Dust (JD) Bo

Solomon's troops (whom I have yet to create a name for) will include three particularly gifted snipers by the names of Oliver, Isaac and Wren though their personalities do not entirely reflect their namesakes (Reference to the Three Musketeers). Oliver used to be an assassin for hire until he found a family in the ranks of Solomon's unit.  Bound by the common code of professional warfare and with a past no more mysterious than several of his comrades, he finds himself more relaxed and trusting among Solomon and his company that he knows he ever would during peacetime - a dream that he yearns for, yet knows he has no place in.  He also has li

It’s been so long since I bothered typing up my ideas in this journal I had forgotten it existed.  I’m still not sure if it’s a good idea making certain things public knowledge before I’ve even fully formulated them myself but at least this will help me keep track – It certainly seems complicated enough, even from where I’m standing. The world is filled with many, many other people, but no matter who we are we always live our lives as though we were the only people that truly count.  True, there are people who are important, people who we care about and would miss if they were taken from us, but they are a