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Since I don't consume video content, I only learn about YouTube guys when they've brought dishonor to their clan and their daimyo. Now it's because of AI, oh there's a guy named Hank Green and he's dishonored his clan and his daimyo with AI slop, sucks to be him I guess.

Ooh, okay, second-to-last chapter ready for review. We've rolled over a million words. This game is way too damn big and copy editing is going to take an age.

I like when a show stops the action to do a 30-second product placement for torture, as a concept. Torture®: It Always Works!™

Running the spellcheck on this chapter, which involves a strict gap between the spellcheck itself and the text I'm writing--two different programs, and I rewrite, I never copy-paste--because you can't trust anything with even a hint of "AI."

opening up today's swanboy and immediately hitting the buzzer on my desk, "Peggy cancel all my morning meetings."

Talking about D&D has me thinking about the complicated genealogy of my Bronze Age fantasy trilogy (which I can't wait to finish!), Pon Para

The Great Southern LabyrinthChosen by the gods, you must battle savage monsters, corrupt priests, and mad philosophers to save reality from the dark god of destruction!www.choiceofgames.com

Half of all action TV shows used to be about the hero coming into town, finding one of these rich guys and his yokel goon squad, and kicking his ass with karate or an invisible motorcycle.

I knew that Twitter was here to stay when Salman Rushdie showed up and just started shooting his mouth off like he was arguing at the bar after a literary conference

Done with the QuickTest. On track for being able to finish the edit tomorrow and then do a full spellcheck and (if I'm lucky) ship this next chapter to my editor.

We're in this weird situation where we all know what has to happen to Trump, but it should've happened like, six years ago, and now how do you justify doing it now, if you didn't do it then?

I like to think my games have some thematic depth, but I love a good action scene, and I'm writing a real barn-burner right now. Lifting this scene from a Lord of the Rings tabletop RPG I ran in my twenties.

Newspaperman and amateur short fiction writer is the interesting one; "foreman at The Shoe in Beverly" less so. I bet I could make an honest go as a weird fiction writer in '26.

Justice is not really possible, but I we at least get an interesting explanation for Leto's career when it's over. Not, like, drugs or Epstein shit. I want it to be a weird cult, I want to learn about a cabal of 30 produces who think Jared Leto is the Maitreya or the Mahdi or something.