Fleshcrafted

I've always loved that collaborative process

This one.

Working with actors was the highlight when I was producing audiodrama. The point of collaborative art is letting other people bring their magic and expertise to the project.

I had this issue. Don't remember what's in it. But I had it.

Gonna pitch my ork regency novel "Spore and Sporeability"

That's great, Warlords was a lot of fun.

I might be, depending on timing.

Every time I start planning for the worst - looking into re-homing the cats, looking at selling all our stuff or finding storage solutions - it sends me into a depressive spiral.

I'm too old to spend another decade living out of a suitcase, and it's not just me this time around.

After that, she'll be in recovery for a month, leaving me as the only one able to look for work. If I don't find something by February, we run out of savings. If I don't find something that pays all our expenses... that kicks the can down the road a little, but we face that same cruel inevitability.

Would be a shame if someone screen grabbed it

If only progressive structural change had ever come from anything other than following procedural decorum and voting for it.

If the electoral system stymies progress, do you preserve the system or progress?

Of all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are these: the communists were right again.