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Comics Superman: Lost (2023) #1 W: Carlo Pagulayan, Christopher Priest. A: Carlo Pagulayan, Michael Jason Paz. Portentous, if not actually big, concept SUPERMAN limited. He and Lois are happy workaholic marrieds until he disappears on a...
Field notes for travelers in the under-explored and under-theorized world of zero-player games.
The sunder shaman is a Gruul-affiliated giant that would more logically be considered an NPC if it weren’t a giant but rather a humanoid. Also, despite its name, it’s not a spellcaster, just a giant berserker with extraordinary Strength...
Inspired by reading The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning I have decided to redistribute some of my stationery wealth. I have made FIVE mystery boxes to giveaway to FIVE readers (only one box per reader). I cleaned out my stationery...
A classic investigation room appears in Pod (dir. Mickey Keating, 2015).
When I told you about the schedule for UX London 2026, I said: After your afternoon workshop there’ll be one final closing talk at the end of each day before we head to the bar. These closing talks are a way of bringing everyone back...
"What Happens When We Lose a Language?" by Sophia Smith Galer, The Guardian (5/12/26) The Ubykhs are people I've known about for half a century, but now I wish that I knew them better. We are lucky to know anything at all about the Ubykh...
Something that rarely happens to an indie author! Source
Evidently pretending to be Meta on Facebook is getting more and more difficult and these Partner Program invites are lasting Grading today’s scam – Meta Verified Business (version 2) by Paul E King first appeared on Pocketables.
That’s right y’all, you’re getting another flower picture! I know, I can hardly believe it myself, but spring is just turning out so beautifully here and I just feel so compelled to share the blossoms with you. Today’s bloom is a peony...
I saw this small turtle, near the end of a swim, popping up to take a breath four or five times. Then it dove down and eventually disappeared under a rock shelf to rest. Green Turtles can hold their breath underwater for up to five hours...
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