In the Moment
on popstars and new things
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Nostalgia Problems
Sled Storm, Giga Pets, and ridiculous home interiors
Magic vs. Brainrot
I re-read Lisey's Story again recently. The story follows Lisey Landon, the widow of internationally famous writer Scott Landon. It goes into some trippy places, chiefly Boo'ya Moon, a kind of alternate universe certain people can visit, a place with exotic wildflowers, a healing pool, and
Three Things: Tim Key Poetry Edition
on comedy poetry, and feeling better
Wake Up, Donnie
on the spirit of the old internet
On Being Eleven
and the best things of 2024
The Shortest Day
the day the sun stands still
Desolation
on The Excavation of Hob's Barrow, and future plans
three memories
and four songs
Sorry, Abigail
thoughts on The Quarry, and happy horror memories
Fever Dream
the loneliness of the small hours
Unlearning
on growing up
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Three Things: Absurdly Late to Everything Edition
What feels like a hundred years ago, I made this statement: What was I thinking, straightjacketing myself in this way? Since that fateful morning, I've reverted back to my teenage insomnia, having dozens of sleepless nights. Just night after night of no sleep. I am that thing I
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Desperately seeking monotony
on zoning out
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Getting Smooshy at the Clip-n-Climb
On comforting memories
pokemon
Art, commitment, and pocket monsters
'The slowness is a feature, not a bug.'
Hey, good-lookin'
on expectations and entitlement
Same, But Different
on revisiting Habbo Hotel
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Review: Lorelei and the Laser Eyes
the goal of this game is to find the truth.
life
Manicule
where do we go from here?
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Anti-Role Model
I might be a mess, but at least I'm not as bad as Kyle Hyde
Dead collaborators, indie horror, and turtles all the way down
an interview with Walter Woods, developer of Dark and Deep
Transition
on alligators and family dynamics
The Big Book of Monsters
the deeply nerdy appeal of bestiaries