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"if you cross the river," god tells you, "i cross too." he gives you things you're not looking for, gardens you're not confident you can tend, rivals you think too loomy. he's reviewing numbers, reviewing the rivers he's long crossed too. he's cloudy, he's constellation. he likes that you're not nice to him
"listen!" —deut 9
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A Post in the Lonesome October: Day 1
Got reminded by a post somewhere about this book by Roger Selazny and hey, today's the day.
My local used book store happened to have one copy in good condition, if only I believed in fate...
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Diana Wynne Jones readthrough pictures
Emily Seville Lauer has been running a readthrough of all the Diana Wynne Jones books in publication order, throughout the 2025-6 academic year.
I have been making images for each book. Here are the first few.
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Question: should I do a read through thread or is there a better format?
Thought I might as well make a place for any thoughts I have to not spam stuff too much idk. Probably would post a lot of Marcille, Falin, and Farcille stuff and thoughts about comparing the manga to the anime. Any format suggestions?
Format
Reblog per chapter
New Post per chapter
side blog for any kind of read through or such (I don't expect much but idk)
post whenever there's a random thought
other ideas (reply with them pls)
I'll probably make some drafts of stuff in the meantime if anything comes to me.
Also let me know what unique tag I should use so people can filter me out if preferred.
I have exactly two weeks to read The Gearbreakers
Before I have to give it back to the person I loaned it from. To many I’m sure that feels like forever, but I suffer from lack of motivation to do things I enjoy and a race against the clock to do math. I’m on page 60-something and what I thought was going to be an obvious lukewarm adventure is turning G A Y, very quickly indeed.
(see below an excerpt that describes me about every woman ever)
The person who lent me this copy also has some riveting commentary to spare. While I was flipping through, trying to get some idea about the emotional rollercoasters of this book (I fear change), I came across some choice ones, but the only one that my rat brain thought to photograph was the following (spoiler alert?)
So yeah. This is a shitpost to its core, but I needed to get it out there in order to have motivation to actually finish the book. if anyone wants my actual thoughts, I’d be more than happy to give them, as long as everyone remembers that my opinions are unequivocally correct. If nobody wants my actual thoughts, I’ll still post them because… ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Hiria: the Eternal City readthrough
This is a somewhat stream-of-consciousness readthrough of Hiria: the Eternal City by Peter Eijk (https://jimmyshelter.itch.io/hiria). I backed this game during Zine Month 2023 and received the completed game earlier this week.
First up, the cover.
Absolutely gorgeous work by Jean Verne. Buildings of different historical eras represented in several different art styles and colors all smashed together really conveys the idea of a confusing but fantastical cityscape, and the black and white outline of a person looking at all of it very effectively communicates your position as the reader/player: an outsider, looking in on something that doesn't make sense but is utterly captivating.
Just flipping through the book really highlights just how good the art is. The team of artists (bertdrawsstuff, Jean Vern, molomoot, and Phil Jensen) really bring a variety of styles to the game that echo the styles mashed up in each of their work. My only real complaint here is that the quality and size of the art kind of highlights its absence in the rest of the game. The layout was done by the author but it is inspired by Clayton Notestine's Classic Explorer Template (something that I could tell even before I went back to the credits page to double check on this), and the overall effect is one that feels a little too spare for its own good. I'll circle back around to this later
