Shon Richards
@shonrichards.bsky.social
He/Him Word Magician, Media Consumer, Horror Acolyte and Creator of Smut. Born in 1973 and frankly exhausted. https://linktr.ee/shonrichards?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=0b66637a-a8eb-4608-8f46-e67d40f0f9d0
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So I think it's time now
Time to reveal myself
I am the Messiah
I am the Messiah
Yes, I think you heard me right
I am the Messiah
I was gonna wait till next year
Build up the suspense a little
Make it a really big surprise
But I could not resist
It's like when you got a really big secret
🎶🎶
So I think it's time now
Time to reveal myself
I am the Messiah
I am the Messiah
Yes, I think you heard me right
I am the Messiah
I was gonna wait till next year
Build up the suspense a little
Make it a really big surprise
But I could not resist
It's like when you got a really big secret
🎶🎶
November 23, 2025 at 3:29 AM
🎶🎶
So I think it's time now
Time to reveal myself
I am the Messiah
I am the Messiah
Yes, I think you heard me right
I am the Messiah
I was gonna wait till next year
Build up the suspense a little
Make it a really big surprise
But I could not resist
It's like when you got a really big secret
🎶🎶
So I think it's time now
Time to reveal myself
I am the Messiah
I am the Messiah
Yes, I think you heard me right
I am the Messiah
I was gonna wait till next year
Build up the suspense a little
Make it a really big surprise
But I could not resist
It's like when you got a really big secret
🎶🎶
My 74th read of 2025 is Memoirs Found Inside a Bathtub by Stanislaw Lem. Written in 1961, it’s about an underground dystopia dedicated to rooting out traitors, yet somehow very funny.
November 23, 2025 at 2:26 AM
My 74th read of 2025 is Memoirs Found Inside a Bathtub by Stanislaw Lem. Written in 1961, it’s about an underground dystopia dedicated to rooting out traitors, yet somehow very funny.
My 73rd read of 2025 is a biography of William Henry Harrison by Gail Collins. I wish it had more depth but then again, maybe you don’t need details on a 31 day President.
November 21, 2025 at 12:35 AM
My 73rd read of 2025 is a biography of William Henry Harrison by Gail Collins. I wish it had more depth but then again, maybe you don’t need details on a 31 day President.
My 72nd read of 2025 is Turkey and the Wolf by Mason Hereford with JJ Goode. A recipe book that was lovely to read but will probably never make anything. I borrowed this book from the library, which kind of blew my mind, that I could borrow cookbooks. I feel like I unlocked a life hack.
November 13, 2025 at 8:22 PM
My 72nd read of 2025 is Turkey and the Wolf by Mason Hereford with JJ Goode. A recipe book that was lovely to read but will probably never make anything. I borrowed this book from the library, which kind of blew my mind, that I could borrow cookbooks. I feel like I unlocked a life hack.
My 71st read of 2025 is Operation: Sahara by William Meikle. I’ve said it before, but I will say it again: If you wanna read about non-toxic masculinity soldiers fighting against horrible monsters without the fascist overtones of most military fiction, then this is your series.
November 7, 2025 at 7:33 PM
My 71st read of 2025 is Operation: Sahara by William Meikle. I’ve said it before, but I will say it again: If you wanna read about non-toxic masculinity soldiers fighting against horrible monsters without the fascist overtones of most military fiction, then this is your series.
My 70th read of 2025 is The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. I never read it in High School and it’s been in the news a lot so I figured I would dive in. It was surprisingly timeless.
November 5, 2025 at 2:21 AM
My 70th read of 2025 is The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. I never read it in High School and it’s been in the news a lot so I figured I would dive in. It was surprisingly timeless.
My 69th (nice) read of 2025 is Paranoia WMD. This was the one XP supplement missing from my collection and is now super cheap on drivethru. It might be the darkest collection of adventures that I’ve ever read, but also had a part that made me laugh out loud.
November 3, 2025 at 10:49 PM
My 69th (nice) read of 2025 is Paranoia WMD. This was the one XP supplement missing from my collection and is now super cheap on drivethru. It might be the darkest collection of adventures that I’ve ever read, but also had a part that made me laugh out loud.
My 68th read of 2025 is a reread of Service, Service from the Paranoia XP line. Just an absolute dense joy to read.
November 3, 2025 at 3:26 AM
My 68th read of 2025 is a reread of Service, Service from the Paranoia XP line. Just an absolute dense joy to read.
My 67th read of 2025 is a reread of the Paranoia XP RPG by Allen Varney. This is one of those games that is just fun to read. Although, I am considering finally running a campaign like I’ve been threatening to for a decade.
October 29, 2025 at 2:48 AM
My 67th read of 2025 is a reread of the Paranoia XP RPG by Allen Varney. This is one of those games that is just fun to read. Although, I am considering finally running a campaign like I’ve been threatening to for a decade.
My 66th read of 2015 is Stay Alert by Allen Varney. I absolutely love the Paranoia RPG and I treasure the tiny scraps of fiction that have come out over the years.
October 26, 2025 at 10:04 PM
My 66th read of 2015 is Stay Alert by Allen Varney. I absolutely love the Paranoia RPG and I treasure the tiny scraps of fiction that have come out over the years.
Young people don't know how easy they have it!!! When I was young, the only thing I had to goon to was Venus Swimwear magazine. Even though I could buy this at my local quickie Mart, my parents banned me from having it lol
October 25, 2025 at 2:55 PM
Young people don't know how easy they have it!!! When I was young, the only thing I had to goon to was Venus Swimwear magazine. Even though I could buy this at my local quickie Mart, my parents banned me from having it lol
My 65th read of 2025 is a reread of Thomas Pynchon’s The Crying of Lot 49. It’s been nine years since I read this book and I enjoyed it more this time around because the madness of the current world feels like an introductory course for this book.
October 24, 2025 at 4:34 PM
My 65th read of 2025 is a reread of Thomas Pynchon’s The Crying of Lot 49. It’s been nine years since I read this book and I enjoyed it more this time around because the madness of the current world feels like an introductory course for this book.
Who robbed the Louvre? Right answers only.
October 19, 2025 at 6:13 PM
Who robbed the Louvre? Right answers only.
First purchase of Kinky Kollege.
October 17, 2025 at 7:35 PM
First purchase of Kinky Kollege.
A rare photo of all three cats together.
October 17, 2025 at 1:04 AM
A rare photo of all three cats together.
My 64th read of 2025 is Magic Realms: The art of Fighting Fantasy. The fighting fantasy books were a huge inspiration to me and it’s nice to have a book collecting all of the wonderful art.
October 16, 2025 at 1:21 AM
My 64th read of 2025 is Magic Realms: The art of Fighting Fantasy. The fighting fantasy books were a huge inspiration to me and it’s nice to have a book collecting all of the wonderful art.
Trying to write and my cat has other ideas.
October 11, 2025 at 9:07 PM
Trying to write and my cat has other ideas.
My 63rd read of 2025 is Operation Yukon by William Meilke. Another fun book of Scottish special forces versus monsters.
October 7, 2025 at 2:28 AM
My 63rd read of 2025 is Operation Yukon by William Meilke. Another fun book of Scottish special forces versus monsters.
My 62nd read of 2025 is Cherry Ames: Camp Nurse. I found this in an antique store and picked it up out of curiosity. A pleasant young reader book about a mystery solving nurse. Utterly chaste lol
October 6, 2025 at 2:25 AM
My 62nd read of 2025 is Cherry Ames: Camp Nurse. I found this in an antique store and picked it up out of curiosity. A pleasant young reader book about a mystery solving nurse. Utterly chaste lol
My 61st read of 2025 is Operation North Sea by William Miekle. Part of the S-Squad series. If you like military squad versus monsters, without the toxic masculinity, then this series is for you.
September 30, 2025 at 2:37 AM
My 61st read of 2025 is Operation North Sea by William Miekle. Part of the S-Squad series. If you like military squad versus monsters, without the toxic masculinity, then this series is for you.
My 60th read of 2025 is Knockout by Jac Franklin. It’s a M/F smutty romance novel about professional wrestlers. Sweet, breezy, and well versed on professional wrestling reality.
September 30, 2025 at 12:48 AM
My 60th read of 2025 is Knockout by Jac Franklin. It’s a M/F smutty romance novel about professional wrestlers. Sweet, breezy, and well versed on professional wrestling reality.
My 59th read of 2025 is a reread of Heaven’s Reach by David Brin. The finale of the Uplift series is a giant tone shift and the rare sci-fi novel that might have too many ideas. I enjoyed it more my second time around but maybe I’m more sympathetic to a writer who is obviously wanting to move on.
September 28, 2025 at 3:50 PM
My 59th read of 2025 is a reread of Heaven’s Reach by David Brin. The finale of the Uplift series is a giant tone shift and the rare sci-fi novel that might have too many ideas. I enjoyed it more my second time around but maybe I’m more sympathetic to a writer who is obviously wanting to move on.
My 58th read of 2025 is a reread of Infinity’s Shore by David Brin. Book 5 of the uplift series. A cruel narcissistic species terrorizes a planet and their population. Considering everything happening now this reads a lot differently than when I did back in the late 90s.
September 25, 2025 at 9:49 PM
My 58th read of 2025 is a reread of Infinity’s Shore by David Brin. Book 5 of the uplift series. A cruel narcissistic species terrorizes a planet and their population. Considering everything happening now this reads a lot differently than when I did back in the late 90s.
My 57th read of 2025 is a reread of Brightness Reef by David Brin. It’s book four of six at the uplift series and I highly recommend it.
September 23, 2025 at 10:37 PM
My 57th read of 2025 is a reread of Brightness Reef by David Brin. It’s book four of six at the uplift series and I highly recommend it.
