Graeme's Atlas of Uncharted Stories
Graeme BrandhamA publication for adventurers in love with the art of storytelling and the thrill of discovering worlds yet to be written.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 82 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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The Strings Of Us
Moving from the discovery of discovery writing.
I announced three weeks ago that I was about to embark on a bold new rewrite of my Substack serial, ‘The Strings of Us’. I wrote about the reasoning behind the changes in my previous articl...
What Gaius Baltar Teaches Us About Crafting the Irresistible Curveball Character
This image is part-derived from a self-made AI model trained on my own art, and will be replaced later with something handmade.
When I was about 18 years old, I had assumed somewhat naively that I had already found my favourite sci-fi seri...
Taona | Part 2
Welcome back to the Atlas, friends.
This is part two of my graphic fable, Taona. A cute little story of a Triceratops who lived on a peninsula 66 million years ago. Through this lil’ dino friend, I will be exploring the theme of deep time...
The dawn of a kintsugi rewrite
Over the last year and a bit, I have written 14 chapters of The Strings of Us. I poured my heart into them. I love the prose, I love the deep lore of the Chrysaora, and I deeply love the characters of Elias, Cas’shya, Lysander, and Hec’ten....
The Michelin-Starred Manuscript
The Michelin-Starred Manuscript. This image is part-derived from a self-made AI model trained on my own art, and will be replaced later with something handmade.
Why the foundations of good cookery are the secret ingredients to writing a...
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