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It's messy and imperfect and stiff but I finally made cover art for my tabletop RPG setting that communicates visually what the setting is really about while showing off a wide selection of the monsters. I'll probably use it just the physical prints of the shorter and more affordable "player's guide." (It's also based loosely on the Digimon Intro)

That's right! Jenny Everywhere Day is one month away!

What's Jenny Everywhere Day, you ask? Many things! An art challenge… a lovingly-tended collection… a yearly celebration of the world's premier open-source character and her supporting cast.

Jenny Everywhere has infinite faces spanning infinite worlds. She belongs to no one, and to everyone.

And Jenny Everywhere Day is the day artists and writers from across the Internet gather to share new artwork and stories featuring our favourite open-source character. Everything and everyone is welcome, whether it's a sketch or a novel, whether you're a beginner or a professional. You can even submit multiple entries!

If you want to get involved, email your contributions by August 13th, 2025 to jennyeverywhereday (at) gmail.com!

If there's any issue, you can also send your submissions directly to the event manager, Aristide Twain — I'm at @aristidetwain on Tumblr and on Discord, and I can even be found on Bluesky and ComicFury. Also don't hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions — or if you want to join the official Jenny Everywhere Discord server!

The event is totally free, but if you want to help keep our partner site the Jenny Everywhere Wiki online, donations are always welcome here.

Plum Pudding created this amazing cover. 

Disparate Minds returns with the second half of Lagrange Point in this haunting finale from series creator Plum Pudding. Edited by Ostara Gale @wyrdvora and Aristide Twain @aristidetwain. The message follows: There have been casualties. There are the pages, crumpled in June’s pocket. There is the light at the edge of the field, there are the riders, and the killer is walking. There are letters on his knuckle fingers, the television breathes. When the night is gone, everything will have changed. Or perhaps nothing will have…

Plum Pudding is back with another banger; this lovely drawing is hers too!

The Mystery of the House at the End of the World is the latest entry in the Interstellar Sleuth series. Written by Molly Warton and edited by Plum Pudding, Theta Mandel @theangelshavethephonebox, and Aristide Twain, this is a story about dealing with death. When Lotto's friend Gogan passes away unexpectedly, he suspects foul play, and begins an investigation that tears through the lives of all who knew her.

This absolutely swimming artwork was drawn, once again, by the multitalented Pudding made of Plum!

Elliott Parmelee makes his Cheshire debut with a splash! Introducing a new limited series, 'Fish Detective'; find out more on our website. The first installment, Fish Detective, edited by Ostara Gale and Aristide Twain, is a tale as old as time: a fish who is also a detective is drawn into murky waters as he swims towards justice for a dame whose baby was stolen by a notorious mobster. Fishing for information quickly lands him in a tangled net of crime; is this northern pike finally out of his depth?

Let’s play the biggest game of kick the can on the internet.

Over a dozen incredible writers and artists have come together to bring us Auteur: the Final Word, a new anthology from Arcbeatle Press which follows the titular bastard skeleton alien as he causes chaos through time, space, and the thin walls of the reality he believes to be his personal play-mat.

While Auteur is featured elsewhere in the worlds of Doctor Who, this anthology can serve as a standalone read for those open to embracing so many strange and complex tales with little prior knowledge. Auteur is a wonderfully tasty character whose powers to shape reality are misused to suit his personal agenda. He wreaks havoc on the poor protagonists of each story, all of whom will capture your heart and mind and hold you close as you witness their journeys and attempts to outwit Auteur.

This is Auteur’s story, and everyone else is just living in it. At the very least , it’s our role to witness it.

Read "Whims of the Father" Here:

In 2018, @rassilon-imprimatur's story in The Book of the Enemy introduced Faction Paradox readers to Auteur, a skeletal Archon with the uncanny power to literally rewrite reality — and metafictional delusions of grandeur to match. Ever since then, the Mad God of Writing's popped up hither and thither at Arcbeatle Press, but never quite as the headline feature.

Now, at long last, the official newcomer-friendly Volume One of his very own series is ready to invade your shelves, complete with fourteen exclusive interior illustrations, a crossword, and more surprises than you can count! Whether you're a long-time FP-head or coming fresh to the Auteurverse, I genuinely can't wait for more people to discover this thing…

Out now, in both digital and physical formats!

Auteur is a visionary, a genius, a god. The Author of All Creation. So he has claimed for centuries, and many believe him — who else could rewrite reality with one flick of a quill?

But the Cosmos has changed since he’s been away, and it keeps on changing. Old rules are broken, and new powers rise. What wonders and horrors might Auteur create, in his quixotic quest to get the final word? And what will he destroy?

Well, I saw that Our Strange and Wonderful House has it's fifteenth anniversary of being started this year, and seeing as it's CC and sort of fits with the vibes of some of the things I want to do with Shifter Chronicles I thought I might make my own little homage/sequel playing of the fact that the House is dead and gone and abandoned, and lives on in sort of memories. Here, have a little extract:

RULES: make a new post with the names of all the files in your WIP folder, regardless of how non-descriptive or ridiculous, and tag as many people as you have WIPs. People send an ask with the title that most intrigues them, and you post a snippet or tell them something about it.

Now, I don't have a single WIP folder; all my WIPs are spread around across various computers, folders, accounts, and word processors, so I'm going to define a "file in my WIP folder" as "a file which contains some sort of story at least partially written by me that's not yet completed which I have a nonzero chance of continuing to write", which is possibly casting the net a bit wide considering I've got to ping a person for every WIP, but ah well.

The titles:

The Exciting Magic Island

More Tales of the Magic Island

Auteur thing | Molly Warton and Louis Peacock

Soliloquy of the Water Rat

Untitled document? Untitled document YOUR MUM more like

Untitled document

Colonel-028's Grand Day Out

The Third Jenny Everywhere Collaborative Novella

Untitled document

The Dragon Hunters

Untitled document

On Perception's Edge

Shattered Glass

Auteur | The Four-Year Empire/The Puppet Show

Untitled document

7 - Sleep

8 - Tears Shall Drown the Wind

Our Strange and Wonderful Memories

Invisible People

Wogglebug thing

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Untitled 3

Untitled 1