Hi all. I've done my intro essay, it's in the right place. I'm sure I'll be a welcome part of this community in the long run, as I intend to give as well as I get! And I have gotten plenty already.

As part of a literary work of experience reports, I am seeking out people who have had truly odd and bizarre yet amazing experiences that make for great stories.

I'm sure many aren't as writing inclined as I, where a 2500 word trip report is average length, so I'm hoping to find people who want to talk about their trips and have them turned into a bit of written art to remember the experience by.

Under no circumstances will I be asking any info not permitted, identifying or otherwise personal, and I will give any participant a right to view, comment for edit or outright veto the showing of any writings inspired by their stories before we decide what to do with the content.

My essay goes into more depth about the project. Hope you all check it out.

Mush love, spicy people

Intro essay below
https://www.dmt-nexus.me...;t=98906&find=unread

Hey again! Welcome to the Nexus, it's a supportive place to explore your creative nature. You may be able to collect volunteered stories in audio files within a thread on the forum or your DM but exchanging any contact info is strongly discouraged to protect Nexus users, which would be necessary to talk.

Do you have a vision for the final form of this project?

My experience as a writer is to not box myself in before I know what goes in the box, so to speak.

It could be 300 pages or 50. It could be something well-executed that I have enough pride in to print, which would be a first for me, or it could be a common creative well that takes on a life of it's own and therefore escapes my ownership and becomes a piece of Nexus lore/mystery/literature, that would also be a first and would be amazingly cool.

Rather than having this project specifically defined I have it captured as more of a spur of inspiration that merits investment.

In a general response to a similar but broader query on my intro essay thread I said the following:

"I hope others may draw inspiration from it. Definitely, there will be an organic growth to the project and I will be soliciting feedback when I feel I have anything of quality that could benefit. Until I get everything to the point where:

-Nothing in my works leads back to the Nexus
-Nothing in my works leads to unwanted or negative attention aimed at psychedelics ESPECIALLY DMT. (Best left to those with objective knowledge of mental health's relationship with drugs)
-Nothing in my works is based on someone's experience without their explicit consent that I can share my work and that it reflects their experience adequately enough to be a true portrayal of an experience.

Those are my founding principles on this and until then anything I post here is a separate entity with a creative commons clause."