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I discovered this story accidentally when I ran across some short story collections by Katherine Mansfield on Amazon. I had not read anything else by Katherine Mansfield and I looked for one of her stories to try out online. This was the first one I found."Feuille D'Album" The setting is Paris. The story was...
to see the city’s myriad faces
Crystal Castle continued consistently ‘cross constant complications. Special thanks to Primeumaton for helping me find paintings to put in the post. See here for the first part of this dungeon, which explains who all these people are.FIRST FLOOR1. CRYSTALLINE COURTGigantic crystalline statactites hang down from the...
PSA: when making tiramisu from scratch, do not — I repeat, do not — use mascarpone from Whole Foods unless you are really into tiramisoup.
One of our Manx highlights was the Castletown Tin Bath races. It's one of those events that people on TV travel shows seem to find, and the rest of us never see. Taking place in the middle harbour, it's a big deal. OK the town isn't huge, but we found ourselves parking on a lane a good few minutes from the water....
Ursula K. Le Guin ★★★★★ Not a novel, not quite a short story/poetry collection, Always Coming Home is a thorough exploration of an imagined post-apocalyptic rural utopia in a far-future Napa Valley. The book mixes narrative biographies, folk tales, traditional songs, modern songs and poetry, fragments of novels and...
As many of you know, I hate summer. About the only things good about it are flowers, butterflies, and hummingbirds. Other than that, it is a hot, miserable, muggy time of year when there's way too much daylight and far too many allergens. Of course, it doesn't help that many of the people who meant the most to me...
I recently popped by KIELO COFFEE in Akihabara, a small cafe and roaster specialising in light roast pourover coffee. They do also have milk-based coffee and matcha lattes available as well. They had a range of reasonably-priced beans to choose from for your pourover, ranging from an 800 yen Rwanda washed bean to a...
Want an icepick up your butt? While this sounds too good to be true—for some people—it’s an unfathomable nightmare for most of […]
This Summer, kick off your shoes, put on your shades, kick back and relax by the pool… the 2000 AD Sci-Fi Special 2026 is here to fill your holidays with dread and fear!Featuring a cover from 2000 AD legend Liam Sharp, inside you’ll find plenty to keep you busy this Summer Season, as we present all-new stories for...

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