HiatusMedia

I accidentally placed an old image of the cover in for the last one. This one's still a preview, but contains a better idea of what it's going to look like.

Cheers.

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Here's a quick look at what our compilation book, Parasitic Dementia For Dummies (wt) is going to look like when it surfaces next October. The main image is probably going to change, but the layout's fairly permanent now.

Keep checking back for more news and information.

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Slow Hands
by Christopher Fraser
music by Interpol

Slow Hands started as an abstract rhythmical experiment with Flash and the music of a rather wondrous rock group, but ended up forming itself into some form of story, involving a rejected sperm trying to take over the world.It was a loose plotline, though.

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The Goblin
by Christopher Fraser
concept by Joseph O'Brien

The only decent Flash animation to surface during Christopher's brief foray into "serious" animation, The Goblin was inspired by a drama lesson, in which students were instructed to perform a brief road safety advert of their own composition. The group with Christopher and Joseph was, obviously, decidedly bizarre, and decided to make a vaudeville-style piece, injecting nonsensical elements such as Goblins and walruses along the way. The animation was created much later, after an audio piece.

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OK, so things have hardly been productive over here. But there's a fair bit going on in the background.

My short story, initially entitled "Ambition" but now called The Sound of Laughter is finished, pending any minor editions here and there. We've finished the second episode of Nevermore together, though there's going to be a few changes with regards to order. And I've just set up ChrisJFraser.com, which has been taking up a fair bit of my time.

Which leaves very little time for site renovation, which is what we really need. Oh, it's there as a priority, but there's a lot of things going on at the moment, which is why it all seems a bit quiet. Nice little paradox.

Chop those eyelids off.

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