Cursedclarke, Editor At Large of Bardic Planet, writes mythpunk epics packed with broken heroes and swords that remember too much. If you enjoy memory-as-weapon or dragons with trauma, you will fit right in. Check out her writing and keep watching this space.
Where does using AI end and surrendering authorship begin? Bardic Planet Editor at Large CursedClarke argues that publishing needs a line. But it should be drawn at authorship, not mere contact with technology.
Cursedclarke offers a Wandering Bard second opinion on Heartworm by Lack of Poochline, a psychotropic collision of cosmic dog theology, absurdist humour, ultraviolet prose, and catastrophic sincerity. Strange, excessive, exhausting, and impossible to mistake for anything else.
Truck-kun, Truck-kun where are you? Opening Premise Imagine Mushoku Tensei. Now imagine no flashforwarding. We good? Let’s get into it. This novel begins with an arresting premise: a man who dies unloved and unremarked is reborn in another world, with the full memory and judgement of adulthood trapped in the helpless body of an infant….