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So... 4 chapters down, plenty more on the way. I'm just curious to know what you guys think of my first proper fetish story series, Eldritch Encasement. For those of you that don't know, Eldritch Encasement is a series I write, just to indulge in my big fetishes. (Those being second skins, creepy monsters, skintight cocoons, and other slimy encasement.) It's a series I'm writing simply for the fun of it, and because sometimes I just need to vent a creepy/pervy idea out of my system. The ridiculous "Lovecraftian" universe of Eldritch Encasement, is one made to serve any pervy idea that requires venting. It's not meant to be taken seriously, and I try to inject humor wherever possible to demonstrate that.
To summarize the premise:
"There is an other realm than Earth. One filled to the brim with all kinds of symbiotic and parasitic creatures that encase a woman's body within their own and feed off of their orgasms to survive. Portals appear at random, with the creatures popping out, encasing a poor woman within themselves, and slithering back theough portal before it closes. Enter Patience Whitely and April Mulligan. Best friends since middle-school, living together as roommates and each hiding from the other the fact that they love eachother. Their love is dragged from hiding when Patience's body fuses with one of these creatures and she feeds on April's juices. They are both captured by an unnamed organization that studies these perverted parasites. The organization offers to let them join their team, and live safely at their facility, away from normal civilization. Now in the thick of it, the two make friends with other people ar the organization who are fused with the creatures, and also do their best to help the organization capture and study the creatures and hopefully learn how to prevent further invasions from this realm of perversion and beasts."
If you haven't read it, please feel free to check it out if you're interested.
Links to the 4 chapters are here:
And there were a few pieces of art based on the series, done by LoverBoySora
But yeah, please let me know what you think if you've read it. What have you enjoyed about it? What do you think will happen next? What would you like to see happen? What could be done better? Any advice, criticism, praise, or comments are welcomed.
Things I watched and played in 2020...
2020 was a really rough year for everyone. It was even rougher as someone who enjoys going to the cinemas to see new films every year. Normally I compile a list of the films I watch every year and rank them from best to worst. I will do that, but because of how short the list is, I figured I'd also include a list of the games I played and the TV shows and anime I watched this year. Because I watched far more shows than I normally ever do this year. Movies: -Wolfwalkers 10/10 Another masterpiece from the criminally underappreciated, independent animation studio, Cartoon Saloon. Much like Song of the Sea before it, Wolfwalkers uses Irish folklore and beautifully stylized hand-drawn animation to tell a heart-warming story with some surprisingly relevant themes. -Color Out of Space 9/10 An incredibly fun and at times genuinely unsettling adaptation of the iconic H.P. Lovecraft story that makes clever use of it's modern day setting with it's changes from the source material. -A Whisker
Every Film and TV Show Season On My Shelf
Took the liberty of compiling a chronological and Alphabetical list for future reference and sorting them by year. Total is 325 films and TV Seasons: 1922: -Nosferatu 1931: -Dracula -Frankenstein 1932: -The Mummy 1933: -King Kong -Son of Kong -The Invisible Man 1935: -Bride of Frankenstein 1941: -The Wolf Man 1942: -Saboteur 1943: -Shadow of a Doubt 1948: -Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein -Rope 1949: -Mighty Joe Young 1950: -Rashomon 1953: -The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms 1954: -Gojira -Rear Window -Seven Samurai -The Creature From the Black Lagoon -THEM! -20,000 Leagues Under the Sea 1955: -Godzilla Raids Again -It Came From Beneath The Sea -The Trouble With Harry 1956: -Rodan -The Man Who Knew Too Much 1957: -20 Million Miles to Earth -The Giant Claw 1958: -Vertigo 1959: -North By Northwest 1960: -Brides of Dracula -The Curse of the Werewolf -Psycho -Spartacus -The Fall of the House of Usher 1961: -Lolita -Mothra -The Pit and the
Pieces of Art That Got Me Through Hard Times:
There are definitely some I’m forgetting, but I felt like doing an appreciation post for all the works of art that either left an emotional impact on me, or got me through some rough times and the artists behind them.
Movies and TV:
-Neon Genesis Evangelion by Hideaki Anno
-Pan’s Labyrinth by Guillermo Del Toro
-Devilman Crybaby by Masaaki Yuasa
-Kill la Kill by Hiroyuki Imaishi and Kazuki Nakashima
-Grand Budapest Hotel by Wes Anderson
-Donnie Darko by Richard Kelly
-Eraserhead and The Elephant Man by David Lynch
-The Secret of Nimh by Don Bluth
-Sorcerer by William Friedkin
-Land of the Lustrous by Takahiko Kyōgo
Big-ish Update on Things
Alright, first up... Status on XenoGirl...
Been sporadically working on the second prequel chapter about Natasha and her friends cosplaying at a Horror-con.
Also have given whatiwrote (https://www.deviantart.com/whatiwrote) an outline for an important XenoGirl Chapter that I've decided to let him take a shot at writing. I can't say anything more about it, but it's coming along nicely. ;)
Second... An update on my plan to start making Youtube videos examining the artistry of horror films.
I've got two planned concepts for videos. One of which is mostly written, and I just need to start recording b-roll from the movies that will be discussed, as well as record my voice and then
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I'm loving it at the moment. Not too graphic but just the right amount of perverseness. Can't wait to see the other creatures in store!