Thanks Tiffany! I always knew I wanted to do a sci-fi sports story, and I don't think it could have ever been anything other than a racer on two wheels 😁
All the claustrophobic little details! I just like dust being the enemy, for how eternally present it is. Also, describing how the dust will devour you and make you part of the moon. Good cosmic horror.
I love the detail of tapping the chairs in the ground! It grounded the setting and got me invested in the protagonist at the same time. Fantastic stuff!
I love that at the heart of this story is a racer on two wheels. Excellent work, Ian. I want to read more of this world.🖤🌝🩶🌚🤍
Thanks Tiffany! I always knew I wanted to do a sci-fi sports story, and I don't think it could have ever been anything other than a racer on two wheels 😁
All the claustrophobic little details! I just like dust being the enemy, for how eternally present it is. Also, describing how the dust will devour you and make you part of the moon. Good cosmic horror.
Thanks Ken! I'll be sharing more in the upcoming weeks, hope you dig where it heads.
I love the detail of tapping the chairs in the ground! It grounded the setting and got me invested in the protagonist at the same time. Fantastic stuff!
Thank you for saying so!
This gives a whole new meaning to describing a trail as "moon dust." I love an underdog with something to prove!
Somehow, this perfect joke you just made did not pop out to me while I was writing it 🤣
i hope you do return to this :)
Thank you! I almost certainly will, and until then it will continue to percolate somewhere in the back of my brain.
That regolith is nasty. Microscopic obsidian razor blades. Still a showstopper for lunar base plans!
Well TIL to call it regolith, thanks for that! I listened to a podcast a long time ago about living on the moon, the dust is a fascinating obstacle