It was an interesting read, this one is too. countercraft.substack.com/p/no-most-bo...

There are many horrific things that could happen to your characters other than death. Death could seem a mercy in comparison. Sorry if that's dark, it's Monday morning here and I've not had coffee yet

It's a bit weird but there's plenty of cats

I'm seeing so many cats on my feed today. And I'm totally here for it. This is joy

Fangtastic 💜🦇

Thank you. This has made my morning. Time to pop over to Farcebook to see if Dacre Stoker has seen it.
P.S. he 'may' be in need of a new co-author.

Interesting, I wonder if there's an android equivalent

A snippet of a conversation or a thought they're having pops into my head. I start writing to discover who they are and what they want.

I know it's cliche to pick a classic, but it's a classic for a reason, Little Women. The Friends episode where they put the book in the freezer is so relatable. That book broke and mended my heart repeatedly.

Makes me think of DS9 and something Kira would wear, lovely

Growing up we were given something to keep us occupied on Xmas Eve, it wasn't cultural for us, I'm a Brit, just clever parents distracting us from getting overexcited about the next day. Sometimes a book, sometimes a game or puzzle. Played or read in the family room though not in our bedrooms.

I believed it until I read this post TIL...

Thanks Peter, I hadn't come across LibriVox before, looks fantastic