I'm listening now. Great work. Harari blew me away by pointing out how much fiction there is in ideas I took for granted, which reshaped how I see the world. But focusing on that, I overlooked the weaknesses!

This is a fascinating story. Are there books or documentaries you recommend on it?

Will it be only in the UK?

Guys, you have to see this one is really, really embarrassing for you. I've subscribed to The Atlantic for years, but I don't see how I can support anymore with articles like this, easy for anyone with Google and two minutes to do the research to tear apart, proliferating now.

Nice! Please consider a tour, at least of larger cities. I doubt I'm the only one who would be happy to support with tickets and merchandise!

Looks great! Will we be getting Amina du Jean's book sometime soon, too?

Would little donations ($10/month) help, or would paypal/credit card fees eat all of that?

Well, shit. I've been trying to help financially for a while now with the GoFundMe and Patreon, and it's just been one medical problem after another, I figured it was coming, but. Shit.

Well deserved!

This was an amazing collection! It blew away every trope and convention and had whole new ideas about how weird people can be.

This is my favorite series of yours so far, and that's saying something. Walter, in personality and design, is one of the most interesting monsters in decades.

Brilliant idea! How much fun would Jaheira and Halsin regularly grabbing the kids by the scruff and yanking them into line be?

I have never become a fan of an artist so quickly. I have to look up everything he's ever done right now, thanks for sharing!

Wow, thanks for boosting this, Colleen, this is beautiful!