Three Fates Collective

Happy Easter to those who celebrate! Spent this week binge-listening to Hurry Hurry by Air Traffic Controller, so I fully recommend that song. What music have you been listening to lately?

📽️ This Ends at Prom — My Neighbour Totoro (1988); Dumplin’ (2018): I can’t believe more people aren’t listening to this podcast. It’s got anti-ICE messages, it’s got body positivity and it’s got detailed rambling about fictional media. Which is basically everything that keeps me on Tumblr. The My Neighbour Totoro episode talks about how Ghibli films don’t feel the need to explain away magic, and also the similarities with Bluey. I loved the idea that it celebrates kid’s abilities to go outside and make up their own adventures.

🏚️ @03fates’ You Are the Ghost in This House — GHOST002 — Threshold - GHOST004 — Pantry: this ghost story is leaning more into Shirley Jackson vibes with every episode, and I’m loving it. The characters are easy to tell apart, the narration is still gorgeous, AND there’s a cat. The description of Amy was cool too; like a predatory animal. She’s not a cowering side character, that’s for sure. But the casual power imbalance with Bea is bound to make things uncomfortable!

👹 @theredactedunit — Minisode: Gus and Zippy’s: okay I REALLY love this one. Jacob eating something that isn’t an egg. Jacob apparently having a real thing about eggs. The friendly banter. The fact that Eli is in No Way a straight cis man. Let’s just ignore how his brother still appears to be dead.

🪦 @somethingsamissatjunipershouse — The Day I Went Over to Juniper’s House: oof, what a rollercoaster. Meeting Juniper’s family was kind of reassuring (except for the old man recognising Finley’s face), but the earthquakes and Wyatt’s worry soured things. Sure, he has a reason to be jealous, but as the only other person to have met Juniper in this podcast, his perception of her is very creepy.

POA Book Real Not Fake?

If you've been looking for a sign to get into Points of Articulation, this is it! What started as a chaotic, ARG-esque, audience-directed serialized web novel and podcast is now a real book you can hold in your hands (if you have hands). Give it a try if you like tall tales of strange machines, robots who are humans, humans who are robots, possession, unreliable narrators, and the most irksome, rebellious Sourcelings.

Points of Articulation, Act One: You is now available for purchase via our publisher, Lulu (and will be available on other platforms once Lulu's distribution system does its thing).

Coming June, 2026