Just follow that dismal story with the link so folks can buy your audiobooks on your own payhip site!

Also, Babylon 5 had an absolute gem in actor Andreas Katsoulis. He played G'Kar so he showed right through layers of latex, gloves, jacket & boots.

But hey! Ed Willett of Shadowpaw Press is committed to an OnSpec anthology, and if it succeeds to doing an annual edition.

👀

I am going to have to ride my badass bike just to get over thinking about how old I am.

Batten down the hatches!

My local yarn store has these little leather labels to sew into a finished project and I've bought like fifteen of them.

That's a cue to read @premeemohamed.com's The Butcher of the Forest
premeemohamed.com/books/the-bu...

I could totally get into larping as a genteel murderbean.

Look like nasturtiums.
Go snails!

These pelicans are AMAZING birds.
Larger than they look! I saw one flying along the Red Deer river. Bird's wingspan was wider than I am tall. Honestly, it looked like a pterodactyl.

Good! I'll try step 5 with scissors at a fold, instead of trying to use an x-acto knife and slice the flat sheet.

I'm making some 'single sheet folded into a zine' things and find the cut tricky. Would this kind of cutter help?

they do get there eventually!

I love writing about science in books that are accessible.
Real scientists are doing original, important work. Meanwhile I get to write little books to be read by just about anyone.
At paulajohanson.blogspot.com are my backlist books on science & more. At books2read.com/paula, my new ones.

Trees died for that AI prompt popup.

Brain scans often reveal small changes or differences that are not alarming to doctors, but still interesting to people.
One of my scans was made into a CD-Rom of images like slices through my head. In my opinion, it's ART!