Are you talking about the Witch Trials of J.K. Rowling, where she compared trans activists to Death Eaters? She did have many interviews saying many horrid things though.

How do you feel about DJ Cumberbund's magnum opus, Shaxicula? Where does it fall between the two extremes?

Are conjoined twins always identical? I'm all for a trans twist but I'm not sure that's needed in this case.

My apartment just tried to introduce the same nonsense, it's ludicrous!

Day 29-31: Lesson, Vacant, Award

Day 25-28: Inferno, Puzzling, Onion, Skeletal

Day 21-24: Blast, Button, Firefly, Rowdy

Day 17-20: Ornate, Deal, Arctic, Rovals

Day 13- 16: Drink, Trunk, Ragged, Blunder

Day 9-12: Heavy, Sweep, Sting, Shredded

Day 5-8: Deer, Pierce, Starfish, Reckless

I felt like Marsters didn't do the dry wit terribly well in the early books. Color me curious!

From a designer PoV, it's always going to be the part that is not related to design - I avoided business school for a reaso. ;P

Within the field itself, I find making the engine/"skeleton" of systems pretty easy; filling it with actual *stuff* is soo draining... 😩

pretty sure the french revolution was totally bloodless and the reign of terror was called that as like. a joke

Being inspired by Zebra Girl used to be the lynchpin that indirectly connected a bunch of artists, but that was ages ago - I don't even know if that webcomic held up.

Would Jeff VanderMeer's Southern Reach series (annihilation et al) count?

Small Gods was my first discworld- and while the cover scared me away from it for basically a year, the actual book made me the hardcore fan I am today. Stand-alone, hilarious, humanist - it's Pratchett at his best. Why, which book was your introduction?