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You can tell they are the bad guys because they like Hawaiian Pizza...

Jacob Conwell 16 Oct 2018 03:21

Alright, here we are. The capstone to any tale series, the hub.

Special thanks to DarkStuff, Captain Kirby, and TyGently for their feedback on getting the flavor text just right.

Each tale here is under 2500 words so this is a highly bingable series that I hope many will choose to take the plunge on if you have not already done so.

Be sure to check out the rest of the Those Twisted Pines Canon if you like what you see here.

Enjoy the tales,

JC

EDIT 12/28/22: JackalRelated created a fancy new logo for the series based on the logo from the TV series Miami Vice as part of the 2022 Art Exchange, among other gifts. I have included this logo here.

Last edited on 29 Dec 2022 01:46 by Jacob Conwell Show more

Zyn 16 Oct 2018 05:56

You can tell they are the bad guys because they like Hawaiian Pizza…

:<

_{though to be fair, I only like Hawaiian pizza with a certain ratio of pineapple to other toppings. Ham is a must and there must be enough to balance}

Each tale here is under 2500 words so this is a highly bingable series

This is always a good thing! Easy to digest chunks make for a nice and smooth series reading process.

Jacob Conwell 16 Oct 2018 17:22

though to be fair, I only like Hawaiian pizza with a certain ratio of pineapple to other toppings. Ham is a must and there must be enough to balance

Hard to believe you were a bad guy this whole time, Zyn.

In all seriousness I like Hawaiian pizza too, but a jokes a joke. Glad you enjoyed the hub.

+1

Ralliston 17 Mar 2022 15:45

I agree a lot with what DarkStuff said in his comment on Bare King — this feels like a very good pilot into the entirety of TTP. Ross captures what made Navarro such a favorite character of mine and makes for another fantastic character I'm going to be very eager to read more of — and from the looks of the next series, read more about her I will! Also, keeping the installments in easily consumable sizes was a great call here. All-in-all, great work.