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I strongly believe in the breadth and influence of independent art, to grant us oblique angles on the world and ourselves.
But also every indie game is somewhere on this spectrum:
But also every indie game is somewhere on this spectrum:
September 25, 2025 at 3:00 PM
I strongly believe in the breadth and influence of independent art, to grant us oblique angles on the world and ourselves.
But also every indie game is somewhere on this spectrum:
But also every indie game is somewhere on this spectrum:
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Mister Rogers never misses
January 2, 2025 at 8:38 PM
Mister Rogers never misses
As a fan of her work, I need to go find this episode.
December 4, 2024 at 12:42 AM
As a fan of her work, I need to go find this episode.
Honestly it makes me think of the breadth of folks who are Warhammer 40k Fans. My club is full of Queers and Lefties, but there's also those out there who unironically post "God Emperor Trump" pics.
December 1, 2024 at 5:46 PM
Honestly it makes me think of the breadth of folks who are Warhammer 40k Fans. My club is full of Queers and Lefties, but there's also those out there who unironically post "God Emperor Trump" pics.
Oh that's lovely. Very nice
December 1, 2024 at 12:19 AM
Oh that's lovely. Very nice
Hope all is well, and excited to see what everyone's been cooking up.
In the meantime, pardon me while I keep checking the feed for when the episode drops.
In the meantime, pardon me while I keep checking the feed for when the episode drops.
November 21, 2024 at 2:23 AM
Hope all is well, and excited to see what everyone's been cooking up.
In the meantime, pardon me while I keep checking the feed for when the episode drops.
In the meantime, pardon me while I keep checking the feed for when the episode drops.
Tempted to make a sticker with a QR code for "Forbidden knowledge" that links to the American Library Association list of Banned and Challenged Books.
November 14, 2024 at 2:02 AM
Tempted to make a sticker with a QR code for "Forbidden knowledge" that links to the American Library Association list of Banned and Challenged Books.
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people who use goodreads: jeff bezos owns goodreads and if you want a better alternative there is a black woman owned company called storygraph that you can use to replace it. you can transfer all of your data from goodreads to storygraph and have your mind be free of trumpie jeff bezos! win win. 💙
November 13, 2024 at 5:24 PM
people who use goodreads: jeff bezos owns goodreads and if you want a better alternative there is a black woman owned company called storygraph that you can use to replace it. you can transfer all of your data from goodreads to storygraph and have your mind be free of trumpie jeff bezos! win win. 💙
Working on a big very chunky crochet blanket. Gonna take forever and gonna be where most of my disposable income disappears, but it's been very satisfying making progress.
November 12, 2024 at 12:47 AM
Working on a big very chunky crochet blanket. Gonna take forever and gonna be where most of my disposable income disappears, but it's been very satisfying making progress.
You can also use your Library card to sign up for Kanopy to stream movies.
November 11, 2024 at 7:56 PM
You can also use your Library card to sign up for Kanopy to stream movies.
There need to be more cool myconids that are just little dudes.
November 11, 2024 at 4:37 PM
There need to be more cool myconids that are just little dudes.
You know that "it's hard to feel existential dread when you knit socks" post? I'm currently crocheting a very chunky blanket (7 weight yarn and 25mm hook) and can confirm that it helps.
November 11, 2024 at 4:20 PM
You know that "it's hard to feel existential dread when you knit socks" post? I'm currently crocheting a very chunky blanket (7 weight yarn and 25mm hook) and can confirm that it helps.
I loved "What Moves the Dead" and "What Feasts at Night". It's been a rough year for me personally, beyond the recent results, and those books helped give me an escape and rekindle my love of reading. Thank you and keep up the good work. ❤️
November 11, 2024 at 12:28 AM
I loved "What Moves the Dead" and "What Feasts at Night". It's been a rough year for me personally, beyond the recent results, and those books helped give me an escape and rekindle my love of reading. Thank you and keep up the good work. ❤️
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Books are medicine. Not because they're escapist, but because they're human.
Reading is slowness, and nuance, and discovery—and compassion. It's attention in a world that's trying, at every turn, to distract you.
An author shares the intimacy of her thoughts, and for a moment, we're believers.
Reading is slowness, and nuance, and discovery—and compassion. It's attention in a world that's trying, at every turn, to distract you.
An author shares the intimacy of her thoughts, and for a moment, we're believers.
November 10, 2024 at 3:16 PM
Books are medicine. Not because they're escapist, but because they're human.
Reading is slowness, and nuance, and discovery—and compassion. It's attention in a world that's trying, at every turn, to distract you.
An author shares the intimacy of her thoughts, and for a moment, we're believers.
Reading is slowness, and nuance, and discovery—and compassion. It's attention in a world that's trying, at every turn, to distract you.
An author shares the intimacy of her thoughts, and for a moment, we're believers.
Did he make the jump over here? I'm trying to rebuild my rpg follow list.
November 11, 2024 at 12:21 AM
Did he make the jump over here? I'm trying to rebuild my rpg follow list.
Well finally jumped over here and need to go find which of the nerds i used to follow also made it over.
November 11, 2024 at 12:18 AM
Well finally jumped over here and need to go find which of the nerds i used to follow also made it over.