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There's something quietly remarkable about a five-minute animated film that makes a grown adult cry on a Tuesday afternoon. Features have bigger budgets, longer runtimes, and entire studios behind them — yet a single short can land...
It took me a few days to finish it – with most time spent making […]
Talking about J-Fru's career-pivotal solo album, and also about life
Shohei Ohtani, a designated hitter and pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers, is one of the biggest superstars in baseball right now. If you’re Jose Siri on the Los Angeles Angels, you know that to get Ohtani out, you’re going to need some...
Many of you may know that an anthology of writings about various aspects of David’s career has been in the works–partly because many of you contributed to it. Twenty-five to be precise, plus, as the cover above states, a foreword by me...
animalmagazine:ANIMAL is a new independent literary magazine devoted to featuring works by individuals with animal identities, including furries and animal-identifying alterhumans. We are seeking literature and art from individuals who...
It was wonderful to be joined by Toni Palumbo of Feed Your Creativity on the podcast this week. Toni has become a staple of community and a frequent attendee/vendor at fo...
Responding to criticism of 'buy me a coffee' links on blogs, I argue that asking for support isn't commodification—it's mutual aid! Exploring the economic pressures on creators, the history of mutual aid, and why the IndieWeb needs...
Guest author Scipio202 gives a second set of analyses of mega-Kickstarters, this time focusing on the ultra-whale tier, like the $999 tier that raised $5.5 million for Neon Odyssey.
There's a genre now. You've seen it. A face fills the frame, the captions bounce along the bottom, and the voice says something like: five signs you might have ADHD. Or: things I didn't know were autism. Or the compound form, the one I...
I'm getting more done than ever, and I've never felt more scattered.
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