The protagonist researches their new high school.

The Seattle Worldcon 2025 Experience for a remote viewer.

At this point I think I'd sell at least part of my soul to get Nick Lowe off of the Spider-Man books. If fucking *Moon Knight* can be happy, so can Peter Parker. Seeing panels like this constantly is fucking exhausting.

Decided to spend some money on a few books. Already devoured Legends & Lattes; Camp Damascus is next I think.

Covering the pain with rejection with hypergraphia. #writing

This is me.

My family's cat, a senior we adopted two months ago. Goes by "Raghu".

Me, whose first ever short story has a publisher that has flaked on royalty payments for almost two years now:

This is why it's important to keep track of stuff on platforms like the Submission Grinder. I highly down that @interzone.press has a .1% acceptance rate and a year-and-two-thirds turnaround for acceptances, but that's what the Grinder claims, and it nearly scared me off of submitting. #writing

I don't normally post politics on here, but in case anyone is wondering what the #Ohio state legislature is doing in the face of rampant discrimination and inflation... they're legislating 'unsportsmanlike conduct' because not only are our sports teams losers, they're SORE losers.

Posting this as an image because it's too long

#writingcommunity
5) I want to properly write a scene where the protagonists lose all hope and have to crawl out of a (metaphorical) hole.
6) Takes place over the course of a year or so.
7) "Can't Go To Hell" by Sin Shake Sin.
8) What the world was like when Dragons first emerged a century ago:

Well, I realize it's a bit late in the month, but I guess I'll try this out.

1) Any pronouns are okay, don't feel comfortable giving my name yet. Probably sorting Magic cards.

2) Jumping between about ten different WIPs, primarily working on my second novel, "Slay the Rich".