Gaon
Smoking Snake
from Grim Up North
Since: Jun, 2012
Relationship Status: Above such petty unnecessities
#2: Apr 17th 2013 at 5:41:24 PM
As long as you are able to clash them well and respectfully, anything could happen.
Good writing can move mountains.
edited 17th Apr '13 5:41:42 PM by Gaon
"All you Fascists bound to lose."
#3: Apr 17th 2013 at 6:22:06 PM
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Might I suggest you check out The Lucifer And Biscuit Hammer? It has a nice balance of silly and serious, and there's a lot of silly.
In other words, yes, all that matters is good writing.
edited 17th Apr '13 6:23:15 PM by fillerdude
Electric Heart
#4: Apr 17th 2013 at 6:29:09 PM
Looks crazier than my story for sure. I'm just always plagued by self-doubt. Wanted to get someone else's opinion.
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I'm just a person who writes random short stories just as a hobby. Rather recently, I started writing something that quickly became more serious than the other crazy things I usually write.
What I was wondering was if an unusual story that doesn't take itself very seriously could still deal with themes that would normally be associated with a story of a... higher caliber.
Just wanted to see what people thought.