My brain is toward the fried end of the scale, so I've basically been reading the last while, rather than writing. Would very much like to see nostr work without hitches. Impression is that it's going to take a while. The articles I think shallow sometimes get the best traction. Should I rethink my approach? This...

Abandoned. There once was a plot of land And two different people. No connection, no relation; Neither materials nor creation. The only building being air. Time had other ideas. Somehow, sticks and mortar? Enough for a hut or sculpture. Something was built (hard to classify). It was fragile and meek; plenty to hide....

Read on the website: The modern web is empowered by dynamic content loading. The modern reading is impoverished by it.

Here’s a fantastic essay by Sloan all about the tour for his latest novel Moonbound (I’m reading it right now and I love it to bits). Robin writes: The venue for SF in SF is the American Bookbinders Museum, where beautiful old machines are lined up in the shadows. These used to be the highest tech. The first time...

Bonjour and welcome to the second issue of the Tiny Sparks newsletter! Hope you all are doing well! I was unfortunately sick last week, so I didn’t get to participate in the race I mentioned in the past newsletter. Luckily, I’m fine now and was able to complete a few runs meanwhile. So everything is alright on my...

Continued from Sussex Stories 7 This is the 8th and final part of these Sussex Stories 1990-2024. Zoom: COVID-19 and lockdowns When COVID hit in 2020, VC (Vice Chancellor, university CEO) Tickell incredibly pushed on with face-to-face learning even though it was clear this was putting lives at risk. I don't know how...