
A Karate Scrapbook, Part 2
Old Dogs Do Learn New Tricks I am sixty-eight years old. That means I’m at the point where age alone is enough to affect my
Old Dogs Do Learn New Tricks I am sixty-eight years old. That means I’m at the point where age alone is enough to affect my
Join me in another flashback to my early backpacking trip across Crete, when I camped in the Minoan ruins of Falassarna and heard whispers from
The last time we had a theory essay, I talked about thinking through the logical results of one’s worldbuilding. Closely related, but not quite the
Continued from last time (see here.) Lady Agatha Crumpington is now nearly five. Her devoted nurse, Mrs. Hoggett, has taught her to not make messes
Glorious Angels Medusa’s Raft 1 by Justina Robson In a biotechnological world ruled by the laws of symbiosis, you are who you eat.