'Steering the Craft' by Ursula K Le Guin. Expert advice and just a pleasure to read. Going through the book and the exercises actually feels like a journey as opposed to a collection of techniques.

'Be present for test,' they said.

So aggravating.

Parasite Eve definitely needs one. So many people don't know how great that game was. On my list of top three games that need a remake on modern systems along with Chrono Trigger and SMT: Digital Devil Saga 1 and 2.

My wife bought the first six in a bundle on the recommendation of my parents a while back. I'm sad it took me so long to get into them.

Finished this one over the weekend. Murderbot was very entertaining.

I bought two of these in the last month myself.

My favorite Anansi story is Anansi and the Witch.

Especially when people have the power to filter whatever content they don't want on an individual basis.

If people are annoyed with them they should just filter them themselves. A lot of people seem to be enjoying them and I've had a few spark discussions about authors. I'd hate to see this feed start forcing filters on others for hashtags that are driving engagement for #Booksky.

Definitely a book that's more about the journey than the resolution. Excellent worldbuilding and a fun Protagonist (some might even call him a Hiro) to follow.