Writing and programming are surprisingly similar
Hi everyone! It's time for yet another Currently on art update! This time, I have multiple things to discuss: Q2 stats (wait, this year is already 50% done?), my (for now) last FFM collection, the next FFM and what's coming next.
I am happy to announce that my FFM 2019 collection, Past Mistakes, is finally out!
I am glad to announce that my fourth FFM collection, Searthern Dangers, is now released!
Hi everyone! It's been 1.5 months since the last update again, so it's time for a new one. This time, I have some exciting news!
It's hard to believe that a quarter of this year has gone by, yet here we are, having April Fool's Day 2021. Time has been speeding recently, or maybe I just haven't surfaced from my drowning-in-coursework periods as often as before. In any case, I've got a lot to talk about, so this'll be a long post.
If another Finn comes across this post today, I wish you a fantastic Independence Day! I am glad to announce that my second Flash Fiction Month collection, The Person At The Door, is now released! You can download it from Smashwords: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1057650 I will begin working on the next collection soon, but given all the … Continue reading The Person At The Door – out now!
As promised, I got something playable out of my Game Off 2020 project, Project Moonshot! Yay!
As you know if you have followed my posts, I have released two games on itch.io recently, MathQuiz and Against Procrastination. I don't have much to say about them now that they've been out for a while, but they are noteworthy enough to be mentioned here. The bigger thing, however, is my first book release, made under the pen name N. WS. Jokela!
It is time for yet another announcement! My Twine project, named Against Procrastination, is finally ready, tested by two testers whom I recruited locally and now available on itch.io!
Anyway, a sequence of events involving forgetting to back my current Twine project into cloud before rebooting my laptop from Ubuntu to Windows for an extended period of time ended up leading me to finally looking into the game my boyfriend and I made two years ago for our programming course, MathQuiz. After a night and a morning's work with things, I got it released on itch.io!
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