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You know what’s better than opting out? Deleting your meta accounts altogether. Continued use only enriches the soulless billionaire piece of shit.

Read #32 of 2026 Off Season by Jack Ketchum My first Ketchum. Very bleak and gory!

Read #31 of 2026 The Ship of Death by Kyle Winkler First intrigued and then absorbed by this found document novel about an addicting, reality melting table top RPG. Vivid and pitch perfect, I had a great time on The Ship of Death. It should definitely be on your radar when it drops this September.

Read #30 of 2026 Dead Weight by Hildur Knútsdóttir

Read #29 of 2026 Cathedral of the Drowned by Nathan Balllingrud

Read #28 of 2026 The Redemption of Morgan Bright by Chris Panatier Had a great time with this twisty hall of mirrors set in a asylum for women suffering from domestic psychosis.

Major summer of '96 vibes over here.

Blueberry Coronectomy

Caught the first showing of Project Hail Mary yesterday. It's excellent. See it on the big screen while you can!

Beautiful hike out to Lake Clementine Dam this morning.

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Nearly 100 movies watched so far this year, mostly while on cardio equipment. Returned to renowned classics the last few days.

Towards self-preservation, to pull back from witnessing the real-time, blow-by-blow destruction of democracy and civil liberties, I’m aiming to watch a movie a day this year. A few favorite new watches so far: Together, Train Dreams, The Naked Gun, Saturday Night. #LastFourWatched

The 2026 reading thread kicks off with a sci-fi banger from the prolific imagination of Coy Hall, The Owl Men of Shanidar. Do yourself a favor: drop everything and read all of Coy’s books. Time very well spent.

That's a wrap on Silent Hill f. Great atmosphere, helluva game.

Sick fucking ghouls. Every last one of them.