Here´s an ode to cooking in quarantine times.
I’ve recently been interested in the way branching (or not so branching) choices can be applied not to plot, but to define context and tone in interactive experiences. Here’s a tiny little experiment I made with Twine>> http://nadiaorenes.es/in-crescendo.html I’d like to keep on exploring how to use, as a way to engage players, resonance and emotional […]
This week’s Chuck Wendig’s Flash Fiction Challenge was about trying to make sense from the combination of two random well-known properties and write a short story about it.
This time, from Chuck Wendig Flash Fiction Challenge, our mission is to create a short story containing two random elements of two really eclectic lists. I got: A monster An infernal bargain. And to make the challenge even more exciting, I added my own two random elements: A vintage car The rainbow HARD TIMES FOR […]
Have you ever used any software to analyse your writings? If you haven’t already, you should try how it feels to discover, after having thought that your story was spotless, that it’s actually full of afterthoughts, repetitions, and other additions that add no meaning at all to your text. Text analysers are used in several fields such as marketing or […]