нет войне
About Me
My name is (not) Nils Severin and I am an SCP author mainly working with concepts from my immediate surroundings (Scandinavia). I don't really immerse myself in the different canons on this wiki nor am I particularly active and so I may come of as quite unknowledgeable or out of the loop at points. I read a lot of fiction which is neither sci-fi or fantasy (although that does happen as well, I love Harry Potter, LOTR and Dune for instance). I'll be very happy if you interact with me or my stuff here on the wiki.
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 give the article some attention.
This particular time, I recommend reading The Curse of Mount Abraxas.
"Fernand," said Fernand, still chewing. Fernand immediately clamped both meaty hands over his mouth, but the secret had already escaped.
My Articles
I have also produced text myself.
SCP OR TALE? | TITLE | DESCRIPTION | NOTE |
---|---|---|---|
SCP-8174 | The Ark | Art Exchange 2024 gift for |
Fun experience! |
SCP-8099 | Fantasi | I loved writing my entry for the 8000 contest as it involved a fun concept: the imagination in children. The Andersens will be forever in my heart and I hope that I can expand on their adventures at some point. | Place 113! YES! |
SCP-7414 | The Legend of Alfhild Lathgertha | My version of the legendary shieldmaiden Alfhild Lathgertha and an application of my general nerdiness. | |
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. 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 | Just a story | This used to be my first article. The original can be found here The newest story is my tenth. Wintry horror. | |
Tale | Sister's Contribution | A November-themed creepypasta about a sister nurturing her brothers with pieces of herself, literally. |
Copied from this forum post
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.