Feu de Joie: new serialized interactive fiction

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Solarium

11 years ago

I’ve started a new serialized interactive fiction project called Feu de Joie that, if you’re a fan of Solarium, you might enjoy. It takes as its starting point a selection of essays the fantasist Lord Dunsany composed about World War One. Historical horror, of sorts.

I’m really excited about this as it gets off the ground, working with a completely different cadence (both creative and publishing) than I’m used to.

I’ve also started a Patreon to help support this project. It is the first project that I’ve done where crowdfunding seemed to make sense, and Patreon seemed like a perfect fit for episodic content like this. (Briefly, unlike Kickstarter, which has a full goal that might be hit for the project to be funded, Patreon allows for smaller projects for episodic or ongoing projects.) It also gives a way for supporters interested in the project to deepen their involvement with it in some cool ways. Check it out if you’re interested.

http://www.feudejoie.net

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