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Machimagic: An Illustrated Short Story Collection - Spitwrite #1 - cover

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Machimagic: An Illustrated Short Story Collection - Spitwrite #1

George Saoulidis

Publisher: Mythography Studios

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Summary

#Inktober2018 Prompts Turned to Art 
 
This collection contains short stories inspired by the word prompts and the daily sketches of two artists. 
Stories included:MachimagicMecha-Chicken RaceSweet, Hot TaffyHave You Tried Turning Her Off and On Again?Come and Get ItHewooBerenice's HairClosely Guarded SecretThe VeilFluffy or Shiny?Explosive DecompressionWelcome to the AsterismSir Patrick and the MermaidThe RedjusGenerations of GoldA Trillion-Dollar RockMessenger in a BottleGorgoneion 
 
Some stories are sci-fi, some are fantasy, and some are even based on mythology. The important thing is that these are all inspired by the daily sketches made by philtomato and bloodsplach. One sketch per day, one story per day. 
 
The result is the collection you're reading right now. It's black and white, it's raw, it leaves ink stains on your fingers. 
 
WARNING: "Machimagic" is not suitable for children.
Available since: 11/01/2018.

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