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It's that time of the month again! What do you hope I'll write about?

And yeah yeah I fully realize that despite you guys making great suggestions, I haven't taken many lately. I write what I'm inspired to write, and I have precious little control over that inspiration. I wish I could just write whether I was inspired or not, but I really can't!

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WilliamDingo

A ringel, doing a reverse strip dance, putting on elaborate clothes to the most eccentric customers.

Bobinator

Rees, somehow ending up in a 'mating ball' with the ssarith. I don't have much beyond that, I want to give you free reign from there.

ArcadeDragon

Anup wanders into a krakun science experiment, gets brainswapped with a keratti elsewhere in the building/ship/whatever. Anup mistakingly believes he died, and has been punished for his transgressions in the next life by such a massive downgrade in hierarchy. But he's not one to sulk and cry about it (well, not for too long in any case). He's going to be the best damn kerrati in this life, and earn his way back up the next rung in the cosmic ladder, as any good anup aspires to. Teaching kerrati to avoid traps, organize into efficient units to gather food undetected, the krakun's slaves are soon scratching their heads as to how keratti are running circles around them and effectively running the joint.

OhWolfy

I understand. It’s hard when the moods not striking you the right way. I get art blocks all the time due to stress and depression. My own creative energy has been solely going to fleshing out characters and story for things I’d like to get going in between work and my social life. Despite that, I’d still love to see a heist story or more of catastrophe.

Piedunk

There's no worries about the inspiration bug! I enjoy your writing no matter if you pick my suggestions or not, Gre7g! Here's a few ideas, but don't feel pressured to do them if you're not feeling it! A krakun who has an irrational fear of geroo but got roped into being a commissioner because of nepotism. An absolute giant space dragon who is trying so hard not to scream in terror, and the unaware crew that think they're trembling because they're angry at the crew for something. Ringel stars decide to film a kaiju flick. Since ringel never half-ass anything, the main actor tries an experimental formula that turns him into a krakun-sized beast of a ringel, and while production might be ready to proceed, his horny co-stars might have a different script in mind now... Alternatively I'd really love to see Talent, Tick Tock, or Turek Ray Gun get another chapter. The interactions in those are some of my favorite you've written, from a flustered krakun ambassador to an oblivious stoner mysa... Alternatively alternatively, I'll boost Startide's idea from last month: On the way to the White Flower 2, Sarsuk's shuttle hits a strange anomaly while going through the gate. When he emerges out the other side, the WF2 notices something odd about the shuttle. It's much smaller. The tiny shuttle docks, and out walks Sarsuk into the shuttle bay... except he's now only a half meter tall. Hijinks ensue. Grumpy shrimpy Sarsuk huffing and demanding the geroo kneel down so he doesn't have to keep craning his neck to see his subordinate's faces. Being knee high to his slaves and having to stare up past sheaths and breasts to meet their eyes...

Kit Foxboy

Ringel pirates are in an ongoing fleet conflict with anup soldiers. They capture a captain of one ship and decide to interrogate him or her for information. The anup is stoic and stalwart, ready for whatever pain or threat they can think of. What they are not ready for is an interrogation involving a bunch of sexy touching and overt advances. Military information or not, everyone learns things.

Geo Holms

I'll admit I've been a dash curious how Sarsuk is settling in as a geroo in that Transferred interlude.

Jonas

Aboard a particular ship, the same geroo family has been responsible for maintaining the hardware and software of the aging, foundering environmental systems for generations, with code fragments going back centuries. A young, gifted member of the family believes his untested software can optimize the systems to work much better, but to do so, he would have to delete or disable his own hallowed ancestor's old programming to do so, and he knows that it would risk severely pissing off the family.

Kit Foxboy

Potential for familial conflict and serious opinions on how to code better. You aren't reading my diary by any chance?