Robert Rath
@robertrath.bsky.social
Head Writer of EXTRA HISTORY. Author of THE INFINITE AND THE DIVINE, THE FALL OF CADIA, and ASSASSINORUM: KINGMAKER for Black Library. Freelance word mercenary. Born Hawaii, live HK. All views my own. He/Him
It’s my favorite country in Asia for all those reasons. The Himalayas are sublime, Kathmandu is extremely exciting, and the Nepalis are absolutely wonderful people.
November 12, 2025 at 5:57 AM
It’s my favorite country in Asia for all those reasons. The Himalayas are sublime, Kathmandu is extremely exciting, and the Nepalis are absolutely wonderful people.
I mean probably more about brand partnerships, toys for girls make bank.
November 10, 2025 at 2:45 PM
I mean probably more about brand partnerships, toys for girls make bank.
I have a literal example of this.
I have a relative who’s lived in the Village since the 70s, and apparently the posh $200 a night “micro-hotel” with open ceilings capped with a lattice of Japanese wood used to be a 75-cent flophouse for heroin addicts with chicken wire over the top of the cells.
I have a relative who’s lived in the Village since the 70s, and apparently the posh $200 a night “micro-hotel” with open ceilings capped with a lattice of Japanese wood used to be a 75-cent flophouse for heroin addicts with chicken wire over the top of the cells.
November 9, 2025 at 4:52 AM
I have a literal example of this.
I have a relative who’s lived in the Village since the 70s, and apparently the posh $200 a night “micro-hotel” with open ceilings capped with a lattice of Japanese wood used to be a 75-cent flophouse for heroin addicts with chicken wire over the top of the cells.
I have a relative who’s lived in the Village since the 70s, and apparently the posh $200 a night “micro-hotel” with open ceilings capped with a lattice of Japanese wood used to be a 75-cent flophouse for heroin addicts with chicken wire over the top of the cells.
Right exactly. Back in the early 2000s I tried to explain to my dad why people my age look at the 1980s as the nostalgic “good times” and he thought I was absolutely crazy.
Because he was thinking of politics and economic issues while our generation just remembers media.
Because he was thinking of politics and economic issues while our generation just remembers media.
November 9, 2025 at 4:45 AM
Right exactly. Back in the early 2000s I tried to explain to my dad why people my age look at the 1980s as the nostalgic “good times” and he thought I was absolutely crazy.
Because he was thinking of politics and economic issues while our generation just remembers media.
Because he was thinking of politics and economic issues while our generation just remembers media.