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— TTRPG dev, one half of #OSR #TTRPG team, BLAST Games — Combative & unsublimated writer, MSWB — APPEAL TO THE SUN
English Seashore
Joined June 2021
To URGE me to get this finished, I'm uploading excerpts from the sci-fi BildungsROMAN novel I'm writing — all action and meaning upon a once-desolate planet pelted by eutropy-drenched comets https://t.co/qUtHh9IMcL
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We want a lot more of Mosley
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BY JOVE
- Always on a thursday - almost always at the beginning of Sagittarius season - involves a grand feast - quarreling about politics - eating an enormous round bird - the signature vegetable is an enormous, round, orange gourd - is attached to a myth about religious seekers
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Could not agree more, and vice versa. It just works so well
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Mmm gloopy overcooked mush. Just cook the pasta separately, you tool. Also adding onions after the pasta is fucking demented
Instead of boiling your pasta in water first, you can just cook it directly with your sauce.
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ANGLO OF THE WEEK #3 England was almost overrun with foreign hordes pillaging, raping and murdering across the land. Until Alfred, the greatest of the English kings, stepped forward! Alfred was the fourth son of Æthelwulf, thought unlikely to be king and seemingly steered
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COMBATIVE SOUL You know he doesn’t actually die in the Iliad, right? Aeschylus is Dionysian slop
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MEMENTO VIVERE
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Welcome to the Oort Cloud, Scavenger! After our last actual play ended in catastrophe, we’ve rolled up a new character to brave the Oort Cloud! Join Jack “Geist” Garlan as he salvages wrecks and fights off madmen and beasties in another test run of our in-alpha OORT SCAVENGER 👇🏼
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The pile grows! There’s something for everyone in my back catalogue. I’ll break each series down in the thread below 👇 Something catch your eye? Pick up a copy and let me know what you think.
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Casual reminder that the British were the first civilisation in history 😏
Casual reminder that the British were the first civilization in history to imagine themselves as future ruins in their paintings. It was a whole sub-genrea in the 19th century of imagining their colonies digging up London's ruins. Wild time to be alive.
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