Teabit
@teebit.bsky.social
Spaced out folklore grad student, and a queer 29 y/o nerd. Love fantasy, TTRPGs, history, video games, Malazan, LotR, Twin Peaks and Star Trek. Perennial ADHD struggler. 🏳️🌈🔯 🏳️⚧️
She/they
📌Helsinki, Finland
She/they
📌Helsinki, Finland
Like the Down of a Thistle, Sarah Swan
Lesbian romance story in 18th century Scotland. Immersive as heck, really takes you into its story world. It is deftly written and engaging, raw in many senses - raw, passionate emotions abound in the story, which could've had little more pauses to breathe.
Lesbian romance story in 18th century Scotland. Immersive as heck, really takes you into its story world. It is deftly written and engaging, raw in many senses - raw, passionate emotions abound in the story, which could've had little more pauses to breathe.
November 11, 2025 at 8:34 AM
Like the Down of a Thistle, Sarah Swan
Lesbian romance story in 18th century Scotland. Immersive as heck, really takes you into its story world. It is deftly written and engaging, raw in many senses - raw, passionate emotions abound in the story, which could've had little more pauses to breathe.
Lesbian romance story in 18th century Scotland. Immersive as heck, really takes you into its story world. It is deftly written and engaging, raw in many senses - raw, passionate emotions abound in the story, which could've had little more pauses to breathe.
The Future of Nostalgia, Svetlana Boym
A non-fiction book I want to feature here, an amazing read on nostalgia combining memoir, academic historical analysis and philosophical essays. A ton of insight into human condition that made me have to put the book down and just think. Long staying power.
A non-fiction book I want to feature here, an amazing read on nostalgia combining memoir, academic historical analysis and philosophical essays. A ton of insight into human condition that made me have to put the book down and just think. Long staying power.
November 3, 2025 at 10:37 AM
The Future of Nostalgia, Svetlana Boym
A non-fiction book I want to feature here, an amazing read on nostalgia combining memoir, academic historical analysis and philosophical essays. A ton of insight into human condition that made me have to put the book down and just think. Long staying power.
A non-fiction book I want to feature here, an amazing read on nostalgia combining memoir, academic historical analysis and philosophical essays. A ton of insight into human condition that made me have to put the book down and just think. Long staying power.
Look at this book, I love it ❤️
November 3, 2025 at 10:32 AM
Look at this book, I love it ❤️
Post a game you remember playing that nobody else remembers
October 30, 2025 at 1:49 PM
Post a game you remember playing that nobody else remembers
The Dying Earth, Jack Vance
A collection of six related but fairly independent stories set in far future where the sun is growing dim, the world is worn-out yet strange to the point it's just fantasy fiction. The original inspiration for D&D magic system! Really liked this read; engaging and fun.
A collection of six related but fairly independent stories set in far future where the sun is growing dim, the world is worn-out yet strange to the point it's just fantasy fiction. The original inspiration for D&D magic system! Really liked this read; engaging and fun.
October 16, 2025 at 9:40 PM
The Dying Earth, Jack Vance
A collection of six related but fairly independent stories set in far future where the sun is growing dim, the world is worn-out yet strange to the point it's just fantasy fiction. The original inspiration for D&D magic system! Really liked this read; engaging and fun.
A collection of six related but fairly independent stories set in far future where the sun is growing dim, the world is worn-out yet strange to the point it's just fantasy fiction. The original inspiration for D&D magic system! Really liked this read; engaging and fun.
Four RPGs to get to know me.
What about you?
What about you?
October 7, 2025 at 2:08 PM
Four RPGs to get to know me.
What about you?
What about you?
Saw a Reddit post with nice infographic on lesser known cozy games on sale right now.
September 30, 2025 at 10:11 AM
Saw a Reddit post with nice infographic on lesser known cozy games on sale right now.
Just in case anyone wants I’m also on Steam
September 29, 2025 at 9:08 PM
Just in case anyone wants I’m also on Steam
Three Hearts and Three Lions, Poul Anderson
A WW2 era Dane ends up in a parallel fantasy world, in which Law and Chaos struggle for dominance. A surprisingly fun story & really enchanting worldbuilding. Really liked!
Fun fact: 3H3L is one of the foundational inspirations for Dungeons & Dragons.
A WW2 era Dane ends up in a parallel fantasy world, in which Law and Chaos struggle for dominance. A surprisingly fun story & really enchanting worldbuilding. Really liked!
Fun fact: 3H3L is one of the foundational inspirations for Dungeons & Dragons.
September 27, 2025 at 10:03 PM
Three Hearts and Three Lions, Poul Anderson
A WW2 era Dane ends up in a parallel fantasy world, in which Law and Chaos struggle for dominance. A surprisingly fun story & really enchanting worldbuilding. Really liked!
Fun fact: 3H3L is one of the foundational inspirations for Dungeons & Dragons.
A WW2 era Dane ends up in a parallel fantasy world, in which Law and Chaos struggle for dominance. A surprisingly fun story & really enchanting worldbuilding. Really liked!
Fun fact: 3H3L is one of the foundational inspirations for Dungeons & Dragons.
My Saturday resting and chilling consists of playing Heroes of Might & Magic III and Cities Skylines. HoMM3 was one of my big childhood favorites and I return to it every few years, every time with somewhat fresh eyes. I am, again, astounded how well this game has aged. It's just like a fine wine 💙
September 27, 2025 at 2:25 PM
My Saturday resting and chilling consists of playing Heroes of Might & Magic III and Cities Skylines. HoMM3 was one of my big childhood favorites and I return to it every few years, every time with somewhat fresh eyes. I am, again, astounded how well this game has aged. It's just like a fine wine 💙
The Eye of the World, Robert Jordan
Love when books take their time and let me smell the roses, but EOTW was often just meandering, even repetitive. Copies more Tolkien than Fionavar ever did. However, EOTW hints at, even promises, a rich world and an interesting story. I will check out the sequel.
Love when books take their time and let me smell the roses, but EOTW was often just meandering, even repetitive. Copies more Tolkien than Fionavar ever did. However, EOTW hints at, even promises, a rich world and an interesting story. I will check out the sequel.
September 15, 2025 at 3:02 PM
The Eye of the World, Robert Jordan
Love when books take their time and let me smell the roses, but EOTW was often just meandering, even repetitive. Copies more Tolkien than Fionavar ever did. However, EOTW hints at, even promises, a rich world and an interesting story. I will check out the sequel.
Love when books take their time and let me smell the roses, but EOTW was often just meandering, even repetitive. Copies more Tolkien than Fionavar ever did. However, EOTW hints at, even promises, a rich world and an interesting story. I will check out the sequel.
The Wandering Fire, Guy Gavriel Kay
Second book in Fionavar series picks up after the first one. Classic fantasy in a way that is clearly inspired by Tolkien and traditional myths, but also is legitimately its own thing. Makes me anticipate reading the third book of the trilogy.
Second book in Fionavar series picks up after the first one. Classic fantasy in a way that is clearly inspired by Tolkien and traditional myths, but also is legitimately its own thing. Makes me anticipate reading the third book of the trilogy.
September 8, 2025 at 2:00 PM
The Wandering Fire, Guy Gavriel Kay
Second book in Fionavar series picks up after the first one. Classic fantasy in a way that is clearly inspired by Tolkien and traditional myths, but also is legitimately its own thing. Makes me anticipate reading the third book of the trilogy.
Second book in Fionavar series picks up after the first one. Classic fantasy in a way that is clearly inspired by Tolkien and traditional myths, but also is legitimately its own thing. Makes me anticipate reading the third book of the trilogy.
Gardens of the Moon, Steven Erikson
Re-reading the first Malazan book was an interesting experience. Book's _relative_ weaknesses compared to rest of the series are more apparent, but there was also newfound appreciation for a lot of things you'd catch only on a re-read. Love the series a lot!
Re-reading the first Malazan book was an interesting experience. Book's _relative_ weaknesses compared to rest of the series are more apparent, but there was also newfound appreciation for a lot of things you'd catch only on a re-read. Love the series a lot!
September 3, 2025 at 1:16 PM
Gardens of the Moon, Steven Erikson
Re-reading the first Malazan book was an interesting experience. Book's _relative_ weaknesses compared to rest of the series are more apparent, but there was also newfound appreciation for a lot of things you'd catch only on a re-read. Love the series a lot!
Re-reading the first Malazan book was an interesting experience. Book's _relative_ weaknesses compared to rest of the series are more apparent, but there was also newfound appreciation for a lot of things you'd catch only on a re-read. Love the series a lot!
Post a random Trek image
August 27, 2025 at 8:27 AM
Post a random Trek image
Judge me on (some of) my favourite wild animals 💚
August 19, 2025 at 4:00 PM
Judge me on (some of) my favourite wild animals 💚
The Summer Tree, Guy Gavriel Kay
Five university students end up in fictional fantasy world of Fionavar. Didn't hook me until after a bit, but I really enjoyed this read. I have some gripes, but none really ruin the book. A good classic fantasy book, told in a way where prose and setting match.
Five university students end up in fictional fantasy world of Fionavar. Didn't hook me until after a bit, but I really enjoyed this read. I have some gripes, but none really ruin the book. A good classic fantasy book, told in a way where prose and setting match.
August 14, 2025 at 11:50 AM
The Summer Tree, Guy Gavriel Kay
Five university students end up in fictional fantasy world of Fionavar. Didn't hook me until after a bit, but I really enjoyed this read. I have some gripes, but none really ruin the book. A good classic fantasy book, told in a way where prose and setting match.
Five university students end up in fictional fantasy world of Fionavar. Didn't hook me until after a bit, but I really enjoyed this read. I have some gripes, but none really ruin the book. A good classic fantasy book, told in a way where prose and setting match.
Nettle tea 🍵 Feeling a bit not great after definitely overextending myself over the last week (or month...) so I'm having this to drink 💚
August 10, 2025 at 8:11 PM
Nettle tea 🍵 Feeling a bit not great after definitely overextending myself over the last week (or month...) so I'm having this to drink 💚
Before starting Strange New Worlds season 3, doing a rewatch of seasons 1 and 2. Gosh dagnabbit I forgot how good it is from the very first episodes. I love basically every character both new and legacy, but Spock is worth mentioning separately just because how established the character is in Trek.
August 10, 2025 at 12:50 PM
Before starting Strange New Worlds season 3, doing a rewatch of seasons 1 and 2. Gosh dagnabbit I forgot how good it is from the very first episodes. I love basically every character both new and legacy, but Spock is worth mentioning separately just because how established the character is in Trek.
The Crippled God, Steven Erikson
It's a testament to Erikson's mastery of the craft that he sticks the landing in a series as complex and sprawling as Malazan Book of the Fallen. This is a truly grand epic and a satisfying conclusion to a series spanning ten massive books. 10/10. Unbelievable.
It's a testament to Erikson's mastery of the craft that he sticks the landing in a series as complex and sprawling as Malazan Book of the Fallen. This is a truly grand epic and a satisfying conclusion to a series spanning ten massive books. 10/10. Unbelievable.
August 7, 2025 at 1:28 PM
The Crippled God, Steven Erikson
It's a testament to Erikson's mastery of the craft that he sticks the landing in a series as complex and sprawling as Malazan Book of the Fallen. This is a truly grand epic and a satisfying conclusion to a series spanning ten massive books. 10/10. Unbelievable.
It's a testament to Erikson's mastery of the craft that he sticks the landing in a series as complex and sprawling as Malazan Book of the Fallen. This is a truly grand epic and a satisfying conclusion to a series spanning ten massive books. 10/10. Unbelievable.
Going to a hormone replacement therapy appointment and I think I scared the queue number machine😅
August 6, 2025 at 7:34 AM
Going to a hormone replacement therapy appointment and I think I scared the queue number machine😅
I have discovered I have much more energy than I had thought but also now I'm absolutely drained and even if it's just the two of us here on the country I'm so badly looking forward to going back home. At least in the meanwhile got some games to play on the Deck 👀
July 30, 2025 at 9:22 PM
I have discovered I have much more energy than I had thought but also now I'm absolutely drained and even if it's just the two of us here on the country I'm so badly looking forward to going back home. At least in the meanwhile got some games to play on the Deck 👀
What perfect album came out when you were 16?
No perfect albums that year out of the albums that did come out, this one I like the most
No perfect albums that year out of the albums that did come out, this one I like the most
July 26, 2025 at 5:07 PM
What perfect album came out when you were 16?
No perfect albums that year out of the albums that did come out, this one I like the most
No perfect albums that year out of the albums that did come out, this one I like the most
Rimrunners, C. J. Cherryh
Another one from Cherryh in the A/U Universe. Homeless marine tries to hide her real identity and ends up on a ship hunting her old comrades. Didn't like as much as the previous one, but Cherryh's setting-work continues to be amazing and characters feel very real.
Another one from Cherryh in the A/U Universe. Homeless marine tries to hide her real identity and ends up on a ship hunting her old comrades. Didn't like as much as the previous one, but Cherryh's setting-work continues to be amazing and characters feel very real.
July 25, 2025 at 7:19 AM
Rimrunners, C. J. Cherryh
Another one from Cherryh in the A/U Universe. Homeless marine tries to hide her real identity and ends up on a ship hunting her old comrades. Didn't like as much as the previous one, but Cherryh's setting-work continues to be amazing and characters feel very real.
Another one from Cherryh in the A/U Universe. Homeless marine tries to hide her real identity and ends up on a ship hunting her old comrades. Didn't like as much as the previous one, but Cherryh's setting-work continues to be amazing and characters feel very real.
This one has fun questions, so I want to give it a shot too! Might not get very far but it's okay
July 23, 2025 at 3:08 PM
This one has fun questions, so I want to give it a shot too! Might not get very far but it's okay
I got to pet sheep, goats, and bunnies today 🥰
July 19, 2025 at 2:27 PM
I got to pet sheep, goats, and bunnies today 🥰