Where does one see The Divine Comedy in this day and age

🤓💻 sounds fun!

@nikitanamjoshi.bsky.social

I’ll be there! But the link is a little confusing.

Are you normally a pantser or a plotter?

So cool! Congratulations!

What I love most about Dissonance is its magic system rooted in Freudian and Jungian psychology—where suppression, gaslighting, projection, etc. manifest as literal, tangible phenomena.

Well but think, the part of you that is so good at imagining the uncertain terror down there is also the part responsible for dreaming stories up!

I never knew about this connection between publishing and the tariffs… very interesting! Thanks for writing :)

Oh good, you’re watching in reverse so it gets better and better.

I would love a thread on the most hackneyed openings 😍

And me? I have a giant Roman water garden mural, some historical scientific prints, Renaissance art, a Bluetooth typewriter, an email reply from one of my favorite authors (thanks @levgrossman.bsky.social!) and, most critically, a black cat. 🐈‍⬛

Brandon Sanderson had a fantasy writing lair built 30 feet underground in Utah.

Thomas Edison slept in his glamorous multi-story-library-office so often that his wife had a cot brought in.

Charles Dickens was an interior design enthusiast who once wrote a 6,000-word essay on wallpaper. When his pet raven died, he had it taxidermied and hung above his desk. So attached was he to his workspace that when he traveled, he brought his portable rosewood writing desk with him.

Ray Bradbury wrote surrounded by toys, a canopy of masks, a six-foot Bullwinkle stuffed animal and a jar with a fake human head in it.