Corey Konieczka
@psycorey.bsky.social
On a break from designing boardgames to pursue other creative ambitions such as writing books and making indie videogames.
An insightful and entertaining read, thanks for sharing it!
November 30, 2025 at 6:10 PM
An insightful and entertaining read, thanks for sharing it!
I’m glad people are enjoying it, it’s quite unlike anything I’ve ever made! I don’t really know much about their future marketing plans. I only learned about the pins a few weeks ago. :)
November 28, 2025 at 12:35 AM
I’m glad people are enjoying it, it’s quite unlike anything I’ve ever made! I don’t really know much about their future marketing plans. I only learned about the pins a few weeks ago. :)
Part of what makes Heaven's Melody so special is that it has connections to a real historical figure. This one took quite a lot of research to get right!
November 25, 2025 at 3:33 PM
Part of what makes Heaven's Melody so special is that it has connections to a real historical figure. This one took quite a lot of research to get right!
Sigh. I just emailed my senator. Giving in now is such a failure. 😞
November 10, 2025 at 1:22 AM
Sigh. I just emailed my senator. Giving in now is such a failure. 😞
Ooooh, I thought it didn’t air until tomorrow. I’m excited to see what the heck it’s all about. 😀
November 7, 2025 at 3:53 AM
Ooooh, I thought it didn’t air until tomorrow. I’m excited to see what the heck it’s all about. 😀
"My father would throw trash in the hole, especially food scraps. But despite this, it never stank of rot. In fact, it never really did anything. Until the day that it did." 2/2
November 5, 2025 at 10:24 PM
"My father would throw trash in the hole, especially food scraps. But despite this, it never stank of rot. In fact, it never really did anything. Until the day that it did." 2/2
This story came from a paragraph that popped into my head fully formed:
"It had always been there, and I assumed that every house had one: a hole in the floor. Ragged, deep, but so familiar that I never once tripped or forgot it was there. Even in the dark, I would step around." 1/2
"It had always been there, and I assumed that every house had one: a hole in the floor. Ragged, deep, but so familiar that I never once tripped or forgot it was there. Even in the dark, I would step around." 1/2
November 5, 2025 at 10:24 PM
This story came from a paragraph that popped into my head fully formed:
"It had always been there, and I assumed that every house had one: a hole in the floor. Ragged, deep, but so familiar that I never once tripped or forgot it was there. Even in the dark, I would step around." 1/2
"It had always been there, and I assumed that every house had one: a hole in the floor. Ragged, deep, but so familiar that I never once tripped or forgot it was there. Even in the dark, I would step around." 1/2