Dr Aaron Hendry
@drazzaman.bsky.social
Space Scientist
Coder
Musician
Nerd
Kiwi
0000-0002-9130-3781
Don't ask me about:
rocks
troll’s with sticks
All sorts of dragons
Mrs Cake
Huje green things with teeth
Any kinds of black dogs with orange teeth
Rains of spaniel’s
fog
Mrs Cake
Coder
Musician
Nerd
Kiwi
0000-0002-9130-3781
Don't ask me about:
rocks
troll’s with sticks
All sorts of dragons
Mrs Cake
Huje green things with teeth
Any kinds of black dogs with orange teeth
Rains of spaniel’s
fog
Mrs Cake
The twists and turns of this story were immaculately put together, with every twist having a satisfying conclusion. Whether this could be considered a true "who has done this" I'm not sure, but I enjoyed the reveal(s) regardless. Highly recommended.
I rate this 6 deaths out of 7.
I rate this 6 deaths out of 7.
December 28, 2024 at 6:10 AM
The twists and turns of this story were immaculately put together, with every twist having a satisfying conclusion. Whether this could be considered a true "who has done this" I'm not sure, but I enjoyed the reveal(s) regardless. Highly recommended.
I rate this 6 deaths out of 7.
I rate this 6 deaths out of 7.
The seven deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle
A very enjoyable read. The use of present tense, unusual in literature these days and one that I often find hinders story telling, in this case strengthened the feeling of discovery, mirroring the feeling of the protagonist feeling his way through the mystery.
A very enjoyable read. The use of present tense, unusual in literature these days and one that I often find hinders story telling, in this case strengthened the feeling of discovery, mirroring the feeling of the protagonist feeling his way through the mystery.
December 28, 2024 at 6:10 AM
The seven deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle
A very enjoyable read. The use of present tense, unusual in literature these days and one that I often find hinders story telling, in this case strengthened the feeling of discovery, mirroring the feeling of the protagonist feeling his way through the mystery.
A very enjoyable read. The use of present tense, unusual in literature these days and one that I often find hinders story telling, in this case strengthened the feeling of discovery, mirroring the feeling of the protagonist feeling his way through the mystery.
It's a tough question that doesn't have a good answer, I think. Paid reviews incentivise unqualified reviews. Open/public reviews will scare away early career scientists. It sucks that these big companies are making so much money off our free labour, but yeah I don't know what the answer is.
December 27, 2024 at 4:16 AM
It's a tough question that doesn't have a good answer, I think. Paid reviews incentivise unqualified reviews. Open/public reviews will scare away early career scientists. It sucks that these big companies are making so much money off our free labour, but yeah I don't know what the answer is.