Behind The Curtain: An Apology and a Promise

TW: Transmisogyny and dysphoria, mostly. Full disclosure: This is a version of a column that's sat in my drafts for... probably two years or so now? Certainly the last draft is dated to at least six months ago. The reason I start there is because I can't stress enough how this isn't a reactionary post; … Continue reading Behind The Curtain: An Apology and a Promise →

The Gremlin’s (Film) Library: Two Thumbs Down For ‘Red Notice’

WARNING: This review contains spoilers for a recently-released movie. Whoof. I don't enjoy doing bad reviews; anybody who follows my reviews will notice that there's very few truly negative reviews on here, and when they are, they're for things that have well and truly earned it. It's with a bit of a broken heart, then, … Continue reading The Gremlin’s (Film) Library: Two Thumbs Down For ‘Red Notice’ →

Chapter 6: Lessons in Refraction

According to the doctors who kept inspecting him, he was twelve years old. Roughly speaking, anyway. According to the thaumatists who kept prodding at him, he wasn’t dangerous… probably.

CQC: Five Things I Learned From My First Garden Season

Like most people this pandemic, I've been trapped inside with only my partner, my thoughts and an Internet connection to keep me together over a long nearly-two years. In some ways, this has been a blessing. Well, not really. But the bottlenecking of life for everyone, instead of just me, has resulted in some fresh … Continue reading CQC: Five Things I Learned From My First Garden Season →