by HarvestOfficial
Harvest Reports is a dense, emotional sci-fi fantasy epic project I've been writing for awhile now. Part web-serial, part lore archive, part future webcomic, its part scifi-fantasy, part OC melodrama, with multiple novel-length books, lore documents, and more than twenty canon side stories all cross-linking through shared characters of a large cast, varied places, systems, and historical fallout spanning many different genres. At its core, it’s a story about kickass girls, warring empires, gods, destiny-systems, creation myths, Tower-cosmology, entities that act like psychic, rubbery parasite-suits and slowly rewrite personality, fairy-tale worlds where Writ literally assigns fate and social worth, criminal underworld arcs, magical girls, hard-science interstellar space dramas, and the current mainline Decades storyline which builds on a brewing galactic conflict. Inspired by Homestuck, Worm and Typemoon, the vibrancy is vast, melodramatic, and mythic as a baroque exploration of an expanded setting that covers multiple interconnected universes. Harvest Reports takes place in a variety of fantasy worlds, sci-fi techno-societies, and the various alienated future worlds underneath the umbrella of a complex cosmology. It is openly absolutely gargantuan, very, very weird, and structured at multiple arcs and stories that span over a million words as of this writing. There is no real end in sight yet. It is very much a rabbit-hole kind of experience, if you're into that. If you want to jump in, the up-to-date archive will be on my blog, I'd like to reach out on this site and update overtime however. This will include new Interlude chapters that explain more of the lore and world not-yet written. Please be aware, the mainline Decades arc is about fifty chapters and 500,000 words into its current run right now and is still growing. While I want to write for it as much as possible, I'm aware that it could take a very long time to complete and am looking for future support and reassurance. My attempts to go public are an effort to hopefully get a larger audience eventually and continue this project for the long run.
