Hobbyist writer and occasional game developer. Mostly write soft science fiction that's a little weird, a little funny, and has a Twilight Zone-type twist at the end.
Critique my stuff. Seriously.
patreon.com/neuralsplyce
Ko-fi.com/neuralsplyce
Over the course of my professional career, I have been a technical writer, a course developer, and an instructor. Each of those roles were evaluated with metrics and customer feedback. One thing I learned from those experiences is that more growth comes from negative reinforcement rather than positive (the Oh Yeah! I'll Show You Principle).
As a creator, spotting weaknesses is challenging as you often perceive your project as the flawless idea in your mind and not the imperfect reality. Therefore, I have one rule for feedback - include at least one thing you believe could be improved, replaced, or removed to make the story or game better.
Time is precious and limited. I hope you find my stories worthy of your time.
- Neuralsplyce
The first 5 chapters of the LitRPG, Spymaster's Apprentice, is now available for reading. New chapter released every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
The Dead Cat Problem is now available. If you like the story or want an offline version, the PDF version is available for FREE on my website: www.neuralsplyce.com
Hobbyist writer and occasional game developer. Mostly write soft science fiction that's a little weird, a little funny, and has a Twilight Zone-type twist at the end.
| Last Active: | Mar 8, 2025 04:52 PM |
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| Birthday: | Oct 29, 1969 |
| Gender: | Male |
| Location: | Cyberspace, North America quadrant |
| Homepage: | https://www.neuralsplyce.com |
Hobbyist writer and occasional game developer. Mostly write soft science fiction that's a little weird, a little funny, and has a Twilight Zone-type twist at the end.
Critique my stuff. Seriously.
patreon.com/neuralsplyce
Ko-fi.com/neuralsplyce
Over the course of my professional career, I have been a technical writer, a course developer, and an instructor. Each of those roles were evaluated with metrics and customer feedback. One thing I learned from those experiences is that more growth comes from negative reinforcement rather than positive (the Oh Yeah! I'll Show You Principle).
As a creator, spotting weaknesses is challenging as you often perceive your project as the flawless idea in your mind and not the imperfect reality. Therefore, I have one rule for feedback - include at least one thing you believe could be improved, replaced, or removed to make the story or game better.
Time is precious and limited. I hope you find my stories worthy of your time.
- Neuralsplyce
| Series: | 9 |
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| Total Words: | 103,510 |
| Total Pageviews: | 1,307 |
| Reviews Received: | 0 |
| Readers: | 45 |
| Followers: | 1 |
