My pleasure ☺️They sound like their owner (minus, perhaps, the self-seriousness)!

somewhat related.. I started reading Birding last week and I am loving the seamless blend of the morose and the funny-as-fuck! It’s always been obvious, but you are such a fab writer ❤️

There’s dozens of us! Saw her a few weeks ago at Prima too, mesmerising

I actually love being a weirdo.
Fucking weirdo he is.

Idk how I’m only seeing this now but I can’t believe you’re coming to Glasgow! So stoked, see u there!

(And I suspect much of the game laughs in the face of the very idea of ‘flavour text’ to begin with – language is perhaps the core around which the rest of the game tries to flavour?)

The B-roll footage of her reading a “Welsh Phrasebook” was good patter tbf, got a chuckle from me

Great interview! Excited to read The Great When over the holidays

I also have You Like Music in my top 5! Oddly slept on, it's such a banger from start to end.

It bookmarks the post haha i only found this out today

I think the adage ‘I hate writing, but I love having written’ sums it up nicely. I really don’t think good writing can come without hardship, struggle etc.

I’m not sure how ‘hidden’ Slice & Dice is now, at least in roguelike circles, but it certainly hasn’t broken into the mainstream.

Anyway, it’s one of the most inventive & deep roguelike dice-builders out there, developed over the span of 7 years.

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It’s a problem inherent to the notion of a ‘profile’, and feeling the pressure to pick your lane. But I would like to 1) actually post more, not just about work, & 2) feel less afraid of branching out. So hello 👋

So, hopefully I can be bit more carefree here now lol but we’ll see. Another issue is the tendency towards branding, becoming super insular with your ‘thing’ and the associated circles. But all my follows rn are mostly comprised of video game people, literary academics, & alt music publications.