Author Aden Ng
Recently, Kathy Joy, author of Lexus, wrote reviews for The Chronicles of Tearha: Keep Walking and Ryan Watt’s Flocked. The fair and well written reviews came at a chanced time since I had been planning on writing a post on reviews… Continue Reading →
This was originally suppose to be an article of psychological trauma, but I realized my experience just doesn’t support that topic well. Instead, let’s talk about something more common and something I have experience with. Bullying. Not me bullying someone… Continue Reading →
Were you waiting for this? I don’t think you are, but I’m going to pretend you were. Here’s our second interview for our Author of the Month!
I like writing characters that spans multiple stories. It’s the actual job of world building, with the understanding that each lore and history of the world is an individual story in itself. In the 139 Trilogy, many characters cross from one… Continue Reading →
So, relapse. What should I say about it? I mean, the term itself is pretty straightforward. It’s a relapse of an individuals mental illness. I guess I could describe the experience. I don’t think I’ve ever really read someone describing… Continue Reading →
Blogging about writing and mental health is all fine and good, but burning through them makes coming up with new ideas a very trying thing. I’ve decided to turn my blog into something that covers a wider range of topic and… Continue Reading →
When I first started Keep Walking, it was due to a sudden boom in online artworks of giant robots. One of the artist that caught my attention was Facundo Diaz. His works inspired me to visualize a whole new range of… Continue Reading →
You want to start writing a story, so you immediately start on it. You put words on a page and the story flows. At least, until you get to a point where you need to explain what is happening. This… Continue Reading →
Medicines for mental illnesses are, like every other aspects of the topic, really, really weird. When you have a headache, you take aspirin. Kind of a no-brainer there. But what about having mental illnesses? It’s not like you can just… Continue Reading →