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Megapost for everything we have done for HPIAU before 2026
stuff's not really canon, there's so much wrong with it, but it's fun to look at. We haven't done anything for this AU in a bit so it's hard to remember. I think that the main guy's name was Athena (they're not the sans of the universe)?? It was Atlas, before that became out name. Guess it doesn't really matter right now, ANYWAy, enjoy the art!
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Do you want to give your friend or loved one a book this year? Well, we have three.
If they like horror comedies, you can get Carnival. If they like dramadies, you can get The Murder After. If they want to know what happens next, you can also get The Year After. (Or maybe you can let them buy it.)
Link to Carnival on Barnes & Noble (not for kids!)
Link to The Murder After on Barnes & Noble (good luck explaining this to a kid.)
Link to The Year After on Barnes & Noble (this is a romance.)
SL: Over the weekend, I tried turning our print books into ebooks, but the KPF file wouldn't process. I thought a print replica would be the best way to preserve our fonts.
How can I do that if the file won't process?
SL: The flowers we got our mum yesterday have roses, so F.M. and I plan to remake the cover of The Year After with one of them. We already took the picture.
The current cover has a white carnation with pink stripes. It represents love that wasn't shared. We only used it because we got the flower on our birthday.
But a red rose represents true love. The Year After is a romance after all. Plus, we used a rose for The Murder After (a yellow one representing friendship.) Here's a link to that cover.
I'm glad we can use roses for both books.
Appeal to... Feline?
This is our cat Luna. Luna wants you to buy Carnival, The Murder After, or both. She thinks you and your cats might like them.
Link to Carnival on Barnes & Noble (not for kittens!)
Link to The Murder After on Barnes & Noble (Good luck explaining this to a kitten.)
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Reanna: I wonder if Le Prince and Disney will be our first novel. So far, our stories have been shorter.
Carnival is a novella, and so was Nightingale. (I pulled that one from publication.) The Murder After is a chapbook, and The Year After seems to be going in a similar direction. (At least people read romance novellas.)
Now, for Le Prince and Disney, we have the dark ride's sections planned: Three Precursors and the First Film, Animals, Animation, Trick Films, and Phantom Rides. That's five chapters. And they have a few films in them. There will also be five chapters that Terrance categorized as being outside the ride. So, that's ten chapters in all.
After the story, we'll list the films used. That might take a few pages. What if all these pages come together and make a novel?
Terrance (to others): We have a title for our new project: Le Prince and Disney (no relation.)
Iris Le Prince is the one describing the silent films. Her surname comes from Louis Le Prince, the guy who made the first film. Benjamin Disney is the one making the dark ride. His surname comes from Walt Disney because he has big ideas.
New Project
Reanna: We're preparing a new project to work on once SL finishes The Year After. It's about a girl in charge of describing short silent films to make a dark ride accessible to the blind. All films we plan to use are in the United States' Public Domain.
We don't have a name for this story yet, so we're calling it Whatever Terrance is Doing. (It was his idea. We came up with the working title when he started bookmarking videos of old films with no idea what to do with them.)
