What a brilliantly detailed entry to your inspired and imaginative bestiary! Technical information strewn with philosophical observations and riddled with fabulously out of the blue tickles of humour. I’d love to see more entries as this is a truly fascinating insight into a delightfully deranged, highly intelligent and hugely creative mind! A complete original but with allusions to the greats - Douglas Adams, Discworld etc.
Wow, thank you for such a thoughtful and incredibly kind comment! 🖤🌙 "Delightfully deranged" might honestly be the highest praise. And seeing my name anywhere near Douglas Adams or Discworld/Pratchett is genuinely blowing my mind right now.
I have a massive soft spot for creative bestiaries and weird fictional guides (totally inspired years ago by Seth Grahame-Smith's "How to Survive a Horror Movie"). It's definitely a format I love playing with.
Thrilled you enjoyed the entry, and absolutely planning to add more findings to the Compendium as... uh... further involuntary research occurs! Thanks again for the amazing words.
What a brilliantly detailed entry to your inspired and imaginative bestiary! Technical information strewn with philosophical observations and riddled with fabulously out of the blue tickles of humour. I’d love to see more entries as this is a truly fascinating insight into a delightfully deranged, highly intelligent and hugely creative mind! A complete original but with allusions to the greats - Douglas Adams, Discworld etc.
Wow, thank you for such a thoughtful and incredibly kind comment! 🖤🌙 "Delightfully deranged" might honestly be the highest praise. And seeing my name anywhere near Douglas Adams or Discworld/Pratchett is genuinely blowing my mind right now.
I have a massive soft spot for creative bestiaries and weird fictional guides (totally inspired years ago by Seth Grahame-Smith's "How to Survive a Horror Movie"). It's definitely a format I love playing with.
Thrilled you enjoyed the entry, and absolutely planning to add more findings to the Compendium as... uh... further involuntary research occurs! Thanks again for the amazing words.