David Demchuk 👻 (he/him) 📚

I always enjoy reading your reviews, and very often keep them in mind when I watch the film for myself, even if it’s a repeat viewing

That’s what he said

The Office Siren by Katharine Tyndall The office siren: fills a plastic cup from the water cooler, sprinkles in salt from a shaker on her desk. With one webbed pinky she stirs in the granules. It still doesn't taste like the sea. ...

"The office siren: fills a plastic cup from the water cooler, sprinkles in salt from a shaker on her desk."

Absolutely STOKED to share a new experimental @katharinetyndall.bsky.social story! This one culminates so perfectly, absolutely fitting for the week of International Women's Day. Go go go 🧜‍♀️😈

I call this ‘writing a book’

Uncertain Sons — Undertow Publications

If you're reading for the Hugo Awards, please consider @thomasha.bsky.social 's "Uncertain Sons" in the Novelette category. Thank you. You can read the story here:

undertowpublications.com/uncertain-sons

Airport security detected an ancient curse on my best talisman and the only Shaman available doesnt speak Pict. Unbelievable.

A change in season will help!

Read Niko’s book!

Love to prevent mental health!

Read Daniel’s book! 🧟🧟‍♀️🧟‍♂️

Has anyone written about the differences between the versions and the reasons behind the changes?

Creative Co-ops: Examples of Alternative Economies for Artists We hope that by sharing cooperatives across creative industries and with a variety of goals, we can envision new paths towards a more sustainable economy.

Also: blog.fracturedatlas.org/creative-co-... - resources.platform.coop/en/resources... - culturalworkersorganize.org/wp-content/u...

Canada has a strong tradition in arts collectives, communes and co-ops for sharing creation space and equipment, production support and resources, exhibition and distribution and touring. Some links: culturalpolicyhub.ocadu.ca/news/new-cre... - artsincubator.ca/arts/artist-... …

Two Working LEGO Printing Presses | LEGO® Ideas The development of mechanical printing changed how ideas move through the world. Once text and images could be printed rather than copied by hand, knowledge was…

Hi #EarlyModern Bluesky - did you know that someone brilliant has built working printing presses using Lego and they are trying to get enough supporters so that Lego will release it as a kit?

They look so cool!

beta.ideas.lego.com/product-idea...

Well now 👂

Honestly, you try studying the dark tomes and crimson scriptures in these conditions

I am adding a chewbacca into my haunted house novel as a concession

They take breaks all the time Evan, plus these two hour lunches which they blame on slow service, and when they are on guard they complain constantly because all the standing makes their feet hurt. Unspeakable sure doesn’t mean ‘not speaking’.

if you could adapt (or re-adapt) a work of fiction not your own for a film or TV project, regardless of genre, what would you choose and for which director or creative team?

I put a little stickie on it that said DO NOT TOUCH but she is so sneaky

Okay, you're making it sound interesting

It was written in that book Forbidden Knowledge that Premee made off with a few days ago...

really dug this one, man

We live in capitalism. Its power seems inescapable. So did the divine right of kings. Any human power can be resisted and changed by human beings. Resistance and change often begin in art, and very often in our art, the art of words.

Fossils A Willerby Story

Willerby cycles.
The Lisa and Caitlin stories.
While all Willerby stories can be read in any order and stand alone there are links between many of them.
👇🏻
For the Lisa and Caitlin cycle.

Lisa first appears in Fossils.

willerby.substack.com/p/fossils

(screams inwardly)

I had the same experience, and it’s quite validating to see someone describe it so eloquently

Also: time to reject war dependency

If I have closeted trans people following me (and I know I do) please do not let this line of thinking stop you from transitioning and living as yourself. Your life does not end if you don't transition at 18, or 20, or 30, or 50. I promise.

This rhetoric is for policy, not for individuals.

this is the strongest argument for regular exercise that I’ve seen in years