Monday, February 3, 2025

Dan Simmons's scifi reimagining of the Trojan War, "Ilium" is $1.99 right now

at Amazon.

Neal Stephenson's "Snow Crash" is $1.99 right now

at Amazon.

Elden Ring creature garage kits







Saturday, February 1, 2025

FYI I'm participating in a RPG prison break run by Alfred Valley on Bluesky if you'd like to follow along

Lord help me, I've had an idea To coincide with Zine Month in February I want to run the #VALLEY100 – a 100 person gauntlet that will take place entirely on Bluesky over 10 days. Each player will be given a character and simple instructions, and can win prizes depending on how far they get.

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— Alfred Valley (@alfredvalley.bsky.social) January 29, 2025 at 1:46 PM



My assigned character and character portrait (I got to name her) if you'd like to follow along and support when the opportunity arises (starting on February 4, I believe):


Mabel Capper, a stable hand with a convincing goblin mask, who was arrested for murder. SWEET SPOT: 35–48 LUCK: 3 ALIGNMENT: Odd STARTING LOCATION: 5 #VALLEY100

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— jstruan (@jstruan.bsky.social) February 1, 2025 at 5:40 PM

Ray Wise hamming it up on The Young and the Restless







A short interview from November about his return to the show:
This time around, Wise has been paired with Colleen Zenk (Jordan Howard), and together, their alter egos are wreaking havoc all over the canvas. “She’s been wonderful,” Wise enthuses. “She’s my perfect partner in crime. 
An update from this week:
Colleen Zenk admits that she’s disappointed her run as The Young and the Restless’ Jordan Howard has come to an end. “I’m sad Jordan went away so quickly,” she says of her alter ego, who met her maker last week after swallowing poisoned tea. “I thought that Ian [Ray Wise] and Jordan would go out like Bonnie and Clyde together.”
And an episode summary with screenshots:
Ian Ward’s reign of terror reached a stunning climax, and Ray Wise reminded us all why he is one of the best to ever play a truly dangerous, rotten to the core, and deeply-troubled man.

The entire episode featured an epic face-off between Victor Newman (Eric Braeden) and Ian Ward with his gun-toting antics, anger, cruelty and his madman agenda.