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About Me
I'm just a Swedish pastry with an interest in writing, reading and teaching. I have a passion for equity in schools and the environment. I like all kinds of articles on the wiki but I generally have a preference against enabling too unrealistic concepts. I know everything on here is hella unrealistic but I believe there is a spectrum as well.
Underread Articles
I do this thing where I look through older and newer articles below a rating of 30 without many comments (or very old comments) and leave a crit just to try and bump the article in any direction toward a more fitting range.
This particular time, I recommend reading SCP-4418.
SCP-4418-1 and SCP-4418-2 begin to dance, with SCP-4418-1 lifting SCP-4418-2 into the air and spinning it in a clockwise formation. SCP-4418-1's hand appears to pass through SCP-4418-2's waist, although neither entity seems to notice. Agent Lamonté reports hearing muted fragments from Johann Strauss II's waltz "An der schönen blauen Donau."
My Articles
I have also produced text myself.
| SCP OR TALE? | TITLE | DESCRIPTION | NOTE |
|---|---|---|---|
| SCP-6746 | Trollskogen 🌲 | Action-exploration horror meets Scandinavian folklore. | Co-authored with |
| SCP-5342 | Midsomer Murders | A parody of the famous British tv series. One of those, finish-in-one-sitting because it's so fun. | |
| SCP-5439 | Nose Itch | Around this time it's been a boom of short articles. I got a nose itch one day and immediately thought of this scene under 500 words. | Translated into Chinese by Claire Walker does not match any existing user name. Translated into Vietnamese by |
| SCP-5294 | The Emancipatory Society for Middle-Aged Fathers | Ever wondered where all the middle-aged dads come from? I wrote this simply because I think jokes about dads being useless are funny. | |
| SCP-6201 | Trolls | This is not only an homage to the mythological creature but to those who were severely mistreated by Swedish authorities at the beginning of the 20th century. | Also adapted to Youtube by Foundation Radio Drama. Many thanks for putting such an effort into reading my scip! |
| SCP-5930 | The Bride of Christ | If we would believe in an eternal life, would we be able to cherish it? This one is a cool concept that I used for the Cupidcon-contest. I was inspired by the Knutby sect where one person was murdered and another seriously wounded by one of the members after manipulation by the pastor in the Pentecostal church. | |
| Tale | Sister's Contribution | A November-themed creepypasta about a sister nurturing her brothers with pieces of herself, literally. |
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The question of what mood that you find helpful for writing in general is interesting. It all depends on what setting you plan to write. For any type of writing I typically go with romantic classical composers such as Tchaikovsky, Chopin and Schubert.
Depending on the setting, you may use vastly different genres of music. The soundtrack from Zelda: BOTW as well as the calmer background music of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion works well for a lot of atmospheric settings. For childish, lighthearted pieces I believe bossa nova and Yoshi's Crafted World OST works quite well. For historical pieces I usually go with old folk, slavic or nordic.
