Staying Organized While Hopping Dimensions

Recently, I've been working on the origin story for my favorite character, Thierry Adler. Thierry is a Warlock who has the ability to 'pulse' to different dimensions. Thierry also has a myriad of different characteristics (that I’ve found difficult to keep track of overtime).

Stories happen, and through the course of several short stories about Thierry, his personality has changed. He's grown, become more snarky, learned new things and experienced losses.

So, writing his origin story is/was particularly difficult for me. I'd been working with, and focusing on a man who’d learned a lot about the shadowy, magic filled world he lives in. What kind of monsters exist, what kind of spells he can use to combat his enemies, what monsters hate other monsters, etc. His world is full of dangers and mystery, (and that's just his home dimension). He was beginning to find out what was really going on. Discovering the true scheme of things, if you will-- and something horrible happened--

Ten Things You Probably Didn't Know About Me...

1. I really love to draw.

I've been drawing off an on all my life. Sometimes I'm good at it, sometimes I'm not. I think my talent in that area depends on how the wind is blowing that day...

2. I don't have a "one thing I'm really scared of".

As a horror author, this is kind of disappointing. I may be a weirdo, but just call it research. 

I love to hear people tell me the creepiest things that have ever happened to them. I love it when people explain why some things are scary. But to be truthful, not much really scares me. The only thing really horrifying in this world (to me) are the lengths some people will go to be cruel to each other. 

3. Being an airhead changed my life:

A long time ago, someone shared the SCP stories with me (Secure. Contain. Protect.), and told me that they were top secret files that the government didn't want anyone to know about.