Congrats on living the dream. The game title alone wins the internet for today.

I'm interested in any feedback you have, particularly if you manage to get to the end. My impression is it might be a bit dense, but who knows? Not me. Too close to it. As far as marketing - I was initially excited, but am now not sure if it's worth it in it's present form. Thanks for checking it out.

Been making them this way and they are pretty great...

Been going camping a lot since winter decided to end early here.

November was enchilada month for us. It started when we stopped at a farm stand/store in late October and purchased a half bushel of local red chile (Anaheim or 'Hatch' variety). I've never purchased red chile fresh, usually it's already dried, and that's because it only lasts a few days before it g...

I applaud you @Starjot for the cool book ... cover. Yeah, I've made zero eye contact with the Amazon page yet - lazy. No but I'm stuck on the artful looking lil beetle guy jewel holding a globe, also your blurb about the Ukrainian designer is neat and supportive. There's no intrinsic meaning and su...

Childhood's End - Arthur C Clarke (1953) A story about the fate of the human race. A modern analogue would be the Remembrance of Earth's Past trilogy by Liu Cixin. The advantages of this book is the writing is a little better, the entire story is a fifth the length, and the universe it describes is ...

The Dispossessed - Ursula K Le Guin An idea driven story about a anarchist society coming into contact with a capitalist society. Worth it for its explorations of social structures and their effects. The story itself is pretty good, the writing great, the backstory excellent, and the main character ...