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Climate Grief
Posted at March 03, 2023I’m not a climate scientist. I have no deep insights about what’s going on and where we’re going. That said, it seems to me that the climate…
Books and Bookability
Posted at February 12, 2023Let’s catch up. The Swordsman’s Oath, by Juliet E. McKenna In the follow-up to The Thief’s Gamble, we follow Ryshad Tathel as he…
Year in Review: 2022
Posted at February 01, 2023Personal Deets The COVID years continue. At this point in the pandemic it comes down to what you consider an acceptable level of risk. My…
Site Update
Posted at January 26, 2023I’ve updated the website, huzzah! I’ve already pushed some of the updates, but here’s the quick list of changes: I replaced the site names…
Avatar 2: They're Blue (Da Ba Dee)
Posted at January 25, 2023I remember watching the first Avatar film in the theatre, way back when 3D movies were new and exciting instead of something to be avoided…
Christmas One Shot
Posted at January 03, 2023In my write-up on The Wolverines Take The Highway To The Danger Zone, I mentioned that I had an idea for a Christmas one-shot that I didn’t…
Year in Review: 2021
Posted at January 03, 20232021 was also a thing that happened, eh? Previously: 2013 In Review #YARRLAND @ One YARR #YARRLAND @ Two YARRS Year in Review: 2016 (plus…
The Wolverines Take the Highway to the Danger Zone
Posted at July 26, 2022I finally ran a game! For about a year now I’ve been meaning to run a one-shot. I started thinking about it in winter 2021, but that wasn’t…
COVID
Posted at July 23, 2022Note: I wrote most of this back in June. Hey, ya’ll will never guess who caught the rona. I went to Alberta in April. Before the trip I…
The Bookables Will Continue Until Morale Improves
Posted at July 23, 2022Last time I said I should post these more often. I was right. 1634: The Baltic War, by Eric Flint and David Weber This is another one of the…