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My latest is a long, sort of meandering post on Alan Wake 2, and the awesome way in which the developers weave live action footage into the game: https://aetheranne.ca/blog/gaming/alan-wake-2-mixed-media-done-right/ I love mixed media when itâs done right!
Mine is just a simple announcement for my newly published my â7 years of Mini Storiesâ book: My new micro-fiction book is available for purchase by Bruno Bernardino (no AI).
Now Iâll start (manually) translating it to Portuguese, so itâll probably be a while until my next post.
Still on my âgo see Camp Miasmaâ soapbox!!
I just watched Camp Miasma as well! def a good watch and many things to think about
Idea; I thought this thread would be great in my feed reader, and discovered that you can get an rss feed by adding .rss to the end of the url.
I scrambled to finish some drafts yesterday to finish out âblaugustâ, so these are technically for August, but I will share them here.
The positive reception to my concert write-up for The Beths motivated me to finish my blog post about the Death Cab concert I went to the week before;
Other recent blog posts
This looks like a fun date night! I rarely get around to watching movies anymore. For my stage of life, books are actually easier.
Iâm going to suggest my all-time favorite movies in your guestbook, in case you havenât seen them. :)
I discovered an interesting article arguing against viewpoint diversity, and agreed with the premise but not how they slighted a philosophical framework Iâm partial to⌠so I ended up writing a bit of a response to it, which feels weird because theyâre an academic professor and my response is sophomoric in comparison. Ah well!
I have built a Magic the Gathering Battle Box that is a self-contained gaming environment for quick two player gaming. And as a bit of a organising geek, Iâve put a lot of thought into how I store it and what other knickknacks I need with it.
I am hosting the IndieWeb Fiction Carnival this month, on the topic âMoonlightâ. I wrote about it here in case anyone would like to participate: IndieWeb Fiction Carnival September 2026: Moonlight - with words, wonder ![]()
Itâs Wednesday, which means itâs time for some sparkle! This weekâs tiara is the Garden of Impressionism Tiara.
Also, I posted a final Blaugust post on Monday.
dont mind how late this weekly recap is⌠also rather serious post too but hey here we are
I wrote a blog about the past month, Iâve just been buying so many games that I care about as I started getting more attached to physical media. I also bought a Game boy camera and took some cute pictures with it ![]()
Projects that are dear to me - note written in Romanian
Strictly speaking, I submitted this for the Back 2 School prompt, but I wanted to share here as well since I think this essay turned out quite well. (and I really care about it!)
its just permanently buried and lost in the sea of people better than you
Itâs important to understand that the metric in places like Bubbles is not based on any kind of meritocracy or idea that some posts that come out on the top are better than others.
In any platform like this, itâs a popularity contest: if you have somewhat large audience and you encourage them to upvote your posts in Bubbles (or even provide a direct way to do that from your post like a like button), youâre more likely to bubble up the top.
Itâs really really unlikely that a new blog with no outside influence of building audience quickly bubbles up to the top even if itâs fantastic.
My advice for using those platforms is to only ever go to the page with new posts in chronological order.
I have quite a significant readership on my blog but I get 0 likes or comments in Bubbles because I donât feel the need to drive traffic from my blog to Bubbles.
(edit. I hope itâs okay to have discussions in these threads, someone can let me know if these are just for sharing)