It's kinda surreal that this was my first article. I originally intended for this to be my only article- like a one-and-done kind of thing. Of course, the longer I wrote trying to get this in, the more and more ambitious I grew. It helped that I was making friends on TS while writing.

It's funny to me how this is my most popular article. I originally intended it to be nothing more than a filler article. Honestly, at first, I didn't understand the general hype around it. I mean, yes it was well written for the most part, however, it really lacked too much interesting content in my opinion. Part of the way I tried to close this gap was with a mystery (the noises heard on the level.) Fun fact: Part of the original plan when developing the slithering was that I would design an enigmatic entity around it but I ended up abandoning that idea for just keeping it a mystery.

Probably my favorite article I've made thus far. It wasn't until this point that I developed my personal style of article-making. The reason I made him was simply, I like ferrets. I didn't want all of my articles to be too complex and the least complex idea that I had was a ferret. So uhm… yeah, ferrets for the win.

My first format screw article and what an article it is. For those who were here when I was setting my first iteration of this author's article will know that there was supposed to be a fragment. Thing is, I'm not currently comfortable enough to where I'm gonna actively try that so ye. Now, there will prolly be a lot of questions thrown at me regarding this article but for those reading this, the idea is you're supposed to come up with those conclusions on your own.

The most experimental article I've done thus far. This one is kinda odd I'll be honest. It's more of a thought experiment to see how many people would understand its meaning while reading it. For the most part, this article is built to question a ton of things. For starters, it questions the very nature of the backrooms. While most of it is up to interpretation, I give enough insinuation to where people should be able to draw their own conclusions. For instance, I asked if the level was sentient. I questioned if the MC may be dead or not and I questioned whether this level was a timeloop of some sort. These and many more are asked and I think it's kinda poetic to have the reader decide these things. I personally loved creating this level and it's inspired me to start writing a canon I call "Aurora Liminalis" in the near future, (This is on hold for now,).

Currently my most recent article. Despite the fact this was released on Classicon, this was actually an article voted in by everyone in a community vote. There isn't much to this article that's very unique. Like, it's probably one of my more mundane articles but I still think it's interesting enough to catch the attention of some.

My first work for a canon and gotta say, I should've spent more time on this one. My procrastination got the best of me here and Ratif and Limdoc carried my SPaG by fixing it so thank yall. I think the concept was at least pretty good overall so at least there's that. Fun-fact: This was originally a room article that was separated largely from other levels, but this was changed since it was posted right as rooms were getting removed.

I can't say I'll lie here, this article is rather mediocre compared to most of my other works. Though, this will mostly set up a lot of the context that happens in part two, where our main character is actually established. Avoiding the light through means—even planning on having a pretty little daybreak SCP reference because funni. This will be pretty fun. Last con got me into writing for Decay/Blackout so I'll see how it goes there.