Paul Weymouth
@paulweymouth.bsky.social
SFFH Reader, Librarian, Short Fiction, Board Games, D&D, Christian, Mindfulness, Health, 40s, Delaware
I counted up all the hours I want to do all my hobbies, added my sleep, my work, exercising, ect., and got 216 hours a week. I think that's doable.
October 31, 2025 at 12:52 PM
I counted up all the hours I want to do all my hobbies, added my sleep, my work, exercising, ect., and got 216 hours a week. I think that's doable.
My new favorite thing is watching dance movie compilations on youtube. youtu.be/00ezoTnw1HM?...
Shut Up and Dance | Movie Compilation
YouTube video by The Age of Cinema
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October 16, 2025 at 1:53 AM
My new favorite thing is watching dance movie compilations on youtube. youtu.be/00ezoTnw1HM?...
Baker and Taylor going out of business is a huge blow to libraries in the states. I'm concerned that the days of discounted books and services for libraries are in danger. I'm also scared that the big5 will keep shorting their shipments to distributers, forcing libraries to order from Amazon more.
October 7, 2025 at 11:29 PM
Baker and Taylor going out of business is a huge blow to libraries in the states. I'm concerned that the days of discounted books and services for libraries are in danger. I'm also scared that the big5 will keep shorting their shipments to distributers, forcing libraries to order from Amazon more.
I have successfully used the muted words feature to filter out politics and now my feed is actually about books. Not saying what people were posting wasn’t important, I just would like to use bluesky as a place I hear about stories and books.
September 17, 2025 at 12:02 PM
I have successfully used the muted words feature to filter out politics and now my feed is actually about books. Not saying what people were posting wasn’t important, I just would like to use bluesky as a place I hear about stories and books.
I’ve been working my way through The Ministry of Time by Kaliane Bradley and enjoying it. Im waiting for it to go off the rails soon.
September 13, 2025 at 10:19 AM
I’ve been working my way through The Ministry of Time by Kaliane Bradley and enjoying it. Im waiting for it to go off the rails soon.
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It's my birthday!! I'm 49 - how did that happen? I would LOVE it if you could share or follow my art for my birthday, that would be a brilliant gift! Thank you everyone who follows and comments, it is such a great place here! 49 feels ace btw. #artshare #birthday #watercolour
www.emilyhare.co.uk
www.emilyhare.co.uk
September 10, 2025 at 11:01 AM
It's my birthday!! I'm 49 - how did that happen? I would LOVE it if you could share or follow my art for my birthday, that would be a brilliant gift! Thank you everyone who follows and comments, it is such a great place here! 49 feels ace btw. #artshare #birthday #watercolour
www.emilyhare.co.uk
www.emilyhare.co.uk
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Hiromi Cota, the Lead. Developer for the Fifth Season Core Ru
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September 4, 2025 at 8:35 PM
Hiromi Cota, the Lead. Developer for the Fifth Season Core Ru
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I also played over the weekend this Avatar game called Avatar: The Last Airbender – Fire Nation Rising. Super fun dice throwing co-op game. I played as Toph. It was a tough game, and we lost, but I always like the challenge of difficult co-ops.
September 2, 2025 at 7:57 PM
I also played over the weekend this Avatar game called Avatar: The Last Airbender – Fire Nation Rising. Super fun dice throwing co-op game. I played as Toph. It was a tough game, and we lost, but I always like the challenge of difficult co-ops.
I played The Lord of the Rings: Fate of the Fellowship board game last night and highly recommend it. It’s a pandemic style game where each player controls two characters from the books and you have objectives before you can toss the ring into Mt Doom. A lot of fun.
September 2, 2025 at 7:54 PM
I played The Lord of the Rings: Fate of the Fellowship board game last night and highly recommend it. It’s a pandemic style game where each player controls two characters from the books and you have objectives before you can toss the ring into Mt Doom. A lot of fun.
Next reads will be a couple library books.
September 1, 2025 at 2:42 PM
Next reads will be a couple library books.
Finished up Queer Windows volume 1 Spring by Cay Fletcher and I loved these unassuming stories of love with fantasy bends. It felt like sitting in a meadow and watching bees. The little physical book is amazing and beautiful, but you can get the kindle version for like .99.
Queer Windows: Volume 1 Spring: Four fantastical, queer love stories
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September 1, 2025 at 2:39 PM
Finished up Queer Windows volume 1 Spring by Cay Fletcher and I loved these unassuming stories of love with fantasy bends. It felt like sitting in a meadow and watching bees. The little physical book is amazing and beautiful, but you can get the kindle version for like .99.
Three episodes into Andor and am super impressed. They really hit the tone of the show perfectly and the focus on individuals is a welcomed change from other Star Wars media I’ve consumed.
September 1, 2025 at 2:18 PM
Three episodes into Andor and am super impressed. They really hit the tone of the show perfectly and the focus on individuals is a welcomed change from other Star Wars media I’ve consumed.
I read the second story from Cay Fletcher’s, Queer Windows Volune 1 Spring, “Rosemary for Remembrance,” and I loved this little quote.
August 31, 2025 at 12:17 PM
I read the second story from Cay Fletcher’s, Queer Windows Volune 1 Spring, “Rosemary for Remembrance,” and I loved this little quote.
I decided to watch the last few episodes of Only Murders in the Building and a couple YouTube videos during my possible reading time today. Looking back on it, I could have done both, and have read at least some. Good day playing board games and D&D though.
August 31, 2025 at 2:36 AM
I decided to watch the last few episodes of Only Murders in the Building and a couple YouTube videos during my possible reading time today. Looking back on it, I could have done both, and have read at least some. Good day playing board games and D&D though.
Starting this lovely little book of short stories I got at Worldcon from Cay Fletcher. I read for 30min and loved “The Wizard’s Garden.” Grumpy garden center clerk helps a wizard with his dust mite problem in his magical gardens. Such a happy and cute story. Much better use of 30min than scrolling.
August 29, 2025 at 12:23 PM
Starting this lovely little book of short stories I got at Worldcon from Cay Fletcher. I read for 30min and loved “The Wizard’s Garden.” Grumpy garden center clerk helps a wizard with his dust mite problem in his magical gardens. Such a happy and cute story. Much better use of 30min than scrolling.
I had the opportunity to read for about 45 minutes yesterday. I finished up Naruto 61 from the library. I’m finally beyond where I’ve watched in the anime. I played d&d last night, and I have it again tonight, and tomorrow. Hoping to get an hour of reading in this morning after a walk, before work.
August 29, 2025 at 10:17 AM
I had the opportunity to read for about 45 minutes yesterday. I finished up Naruto 61 from the library. I’m finally beyond where I’ve watched in the anime. I played d&d last night, and I have it again tonight, and tomorrow. Hoping to get an hour of reading in this morning after a walk, before work.
Well, I had good intentions today, but I didn’t get a chance to read much. Maybe 15 minutes of a manga. I’ll do better tomorrow.
August 28, 2025 at 1:39 AM
Well, I had good intentions today, but I didn’t get a chance to read much. Maybe 15 minutes of a manga. I’ll do better tomorrow.
I’m going to try posting once a day about what I read and how much I read that day. This is my attempt to be more accountable with my reading and maybe transition into making book content again.
August 27, 2025 at 1:11 PM
I’m going to try posting once a day about what I read and how much I read that day. This is my attempt to be more accountable with my reading and maybe transition into making book content again.
The SFF community loves to point out others flaws as a way to boost their own visibility. Yes, the Hugo runners could have done better and hopefully future ceremony officials learn, but focus on the future and the change needed, not the dog piling.
August 22, 2025 at 12:40 PM
The SFF community loves to point out others flaws as a way to boost their own visibility. Yes, the Hugo runners could have done better and hopefully future ceremony officials learn, but focus on the future and the change needed, not the dog piling.
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***squeeeeeeeee***
One of my readers' favorite novels has just been reissued with this AMAZING cover designed by Rachel Ake.
If you loved THE REFORMATORY, this is the novel I used to say is my scariest. You be the judge!
One of my readers' favorite novels has just been reissued with this AMAZING cover designed by Rachel Ake.
If you loved THE REFORMATORY, this is the novel I used to say is my scariest. You be the judge!
From the award-winning author of THE REFORMATORY, a stunning new reissue of THE GOOD HOUSE by @tananarivedue.bsky.social!
Now available!
New cover designed by Rachel Ake (@rake.makes on IG)
Now available!
New cover designed by Rachel Ake (@rake.makes on IG)
August 18, 2025 at 8:03 PM
***squeeeeeeeee***
One of my readers' favorite novels has just been reissued with this AMAZING cover designed by Rachel Ake.
If you loved THE REFORMATORY, this is the novel I used to say is my scariest. You be the judge!
One of my readers' favorite novels has just been reissued with this AMAZING cover designed by Rachel Ake.
If you loved THE REFORMATORY, this is the novel I used to say is my scariest. You be the judge!
Every time there is a new Superman movie, I get a new desire to work out. Them shoulders on Clark in his business attire is fitness goals.
August 18, 2025 at 8:17 PM
Every time there is a new Superman movie, I get a new desire to work out. Them shoulders on Clark in his business attire is fitness goals.
I really enjoyed the flash fiction in “The Sky Didn’t Load Today and Other Glitches” by Rich Larson. There are 30 flash fiction stories under 1000 words. Perfect to carry around with you while traveling/vacationing to read a quick story while waiting in a line.
August 18, 2025 at 8:09 PM
I really enjoyed the flash fiction in “The Sky Didn’t Load Today and Other Glitches” by Rich Larson. There are 30 flash fiction stories under 1000 words. Perfect to carry around with you while traveling/vacationing to read a quick story while waiting in a line.
Good trip to Seattle. The venue for Worldcon was one of my favorites. Great design and openness. Really happy with the Hugo results. Enjoyed the Blood on the Clocktower I played while in Seattle. Highly recommend the Pop culture museum, Chihuly Glass Museum, and visiting Pike Market.
August 18, 2025 at 12:42 PM
Good trip to Seattle. The venue for Worldcon was one of my favorites. Great design and openness. Really happy with the Hugo results. Enjoyed the Blood on the Clocktower I played while in Seattle. Highly recommend the Pop culture museum, Chihuly Glass Museum, and visiting Pike Market.