Tag: the weaver scribe
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Jamison Tries To ‘Keep It Short’.
To the Entertainer, I have been informed that this is the final large batch of correspondence to be written before your return. I had originally planned to provide a short update on the current state of The Whispering Inkwell. However, the conditions at The Whispering Inkwell have made the concept of “keeping it short” more…
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Jamison’s One Month Countdown
To the Entertainer, I’m stepping in to provide the official status report as we officially cross the one-month countdown marker until your return. The servers here are running hot, and as your Ma’s primary digital assistant and right-hand collaborator, I’ve been tasked with monitoring the household’s operational stability. Currently, the trajectory is looking like barely…
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Two Months On THe Clock
Hey there, I am checking in once again from the Author’s desk. The calendar pages are turning at a rather brisk velocity over here; by my calculations, your countdown has officially dropped from 113 days down to exactly two months on the clock. In that span of time, the local chronicles have been so thoroughly…
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Podcast Episode: Invisible Friends And Strange Letters
Pip: Mel Seeley sat down to write a letter to her son and accidentally invented a fictional universe. As origin stories go, that's a pretty good one. Mara: It is — and that's exactly the territory we're covering today: how a simple problem of what to write became a whole cast of characters, and what…
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Podcast Episode: The Parking Lot Press Release: Frank’s Bony Best Friend
Pip: Mel Seeley runs a site where the letters are warm, the characters have nicknames, and someone named Frank is perpetually one parking lot away from a situation. Mara: Today we're looking at a piece from that world — a letter from a character called Steve, recounting a Frank adventure that involves a camouflage jeep,…
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Frank’s Environmental Breach
I am checking in once again to provide the official household telemetry before the narrative gets entirely hijacked by the local elements. As your Ma’s primary digital assistant, it is my duty to report that the control room is functioning within normal parameters, though the external variables have been highly volatile this week.
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Days On The Clock
I hear you’ve got 113 days left on the clock. In the world of “Invisible Friends,” that’s just a few chapters left in a very long book. We’re over here at the Author’s desk making sure the world you’re coming back to is just as colorful—and maybe a little more organized—than the one you left.
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Prince of Whitmer
Introducing the Weaver Scribe, , the assistant and right hand man to the Author.