Me, an American, watching the latest episode of Great British Bake-Off: "That's not a flapjack, it's an oatmeal cookie." "What the heck is a summer fete?" "The hell is Hook-a-Duck?"

As I write in ☕ shops, I'm a big fan of the coffee shop writing nook. This one in Centrado Cafe Shop in Burtonsville MD is 👍

This is my go-to policy. I don't need the game at launch. I need the game complete, debugged, and cheaper.

The youngins' rampaging through my house prevent construction of a "cozy reading nook" (they'd consume it), but I do have this: The Chair where One reads The Books

Seems I've fallen into a timeline where a thing I wrote may become an actual book. You'll find me wandering about like a dazed Tom Hiddleston in the Loki show, wondering what exactly is happening right now

Was flipping through this today. I got me a suspicion there's a strong overlap between this list of "100 must read fantasy books" and the "100 most highly-promoted fantasy books..."

The movie "Broken Arrow" is a quintessential 90s-era Nic Cage action movie that doesn't actually star Nic Cage

Netflix's Daredevil S1-3 was spectacular television. The trailer for this new Disney version makes it look... basically like S4. How dare you make me cautiously optimistic, Disney

My 4yr-old walks in this morning and declares, w/o context, "I do not like gnomes." Turns around walks out. So that's it; we are now an anti-gnome household. #nognomes

"Don't look at the Steam Autumn Sale. Don't look at the Steam Autumn Sale. Don't look..."

Word of the day is ‘librocubicularist’: one who loves nothing better than reading in bed. (Not easy to say, but I’m glad to know it exists).

Halfway through Arcane s2. It's having what I've begun calling the Baldurs Gate 3 effect (the BG3E): It's so good that it ruins other shows.

Alrighty, trying out the BS First post: I write fantasy books. Also develop new treatments for respiratory disease. Most of my posts will be about video games (or whatever nerd culture event is currently distracting me)