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Continue reading →: On Quiet Quitting
My father and I were never each other’s biggest fans. I wonder now if we looked upon each other and saw everything we thought to be wrong with the human race. Our relationship was defined by the most spirited of debates that would often devolve into physical confrontations. At sixteen…
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Continue reading →: Shortening Links For Discoverability-A Guide
So you’ve created something. A book, a product, something you want other people to see. First off, good for you! That’s a heavy effort and deserves to be commended. Now, you want to get your product in front of as many eyes as possible. People want the path of least…
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Continue reading →: Depression Is A TricksterDepression is a tricky thing. It’s not as obvious as being outwardly sad all the time. Maybe if it was that simple, it would be easier to diagnose and treat. But no, depression is far more sinister than that. Depression wants you to believe that everything is okay.
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Continue reading →: I Don’t Know What I Think Of This
I’m going to preface this with a couple of inflammatory statements.
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Continue reading →: Morning News June 6, 2022: Revising First Drafts, Books For Every State, and Darth VaderMorning News 6-6-22: First Draft Revisions, Darth Vader Superiority #WritingCommunity #StarWars
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Continue reading →: Morning Reads June 15, 2021
Sony has a scalping problem, a new trailer for a stylish kungfu game drops, Overdrive gets into the video business and more Resident Evil news.
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Continue reading →: Morning Reads June 11, 2021
Liana Zavo illustrates how to harness the power of storytelling in three steps. This doesn’t just apply to fiction. The developers of Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart celebrate releasing a critical hit with no crunch time. Hopefully this is a snapshot of things to come. Ghostbusters: Afterlife releases new characters…
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Continue reading →: Building The Life You WantSelf-employment isn’t for everyone. The work is overwhelming, ceaseless, demanding, and often thankless. Make no mistake; you will work harder for yourself than you ever will for someone else.
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Continue reading →: What’s Your Favorite Resident Evil Memory?Resident Evil 3: Nemesis changed everything.
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Continue reading →: We Don’t Talk Enough About Far Cry 5Ubisoft’s flagship Rambo fantasy took a chance with its fifth incarnation. It traditionally placed the player character in some exotic, far-off location where they transformed from a nobody into an invincible killing machine. Instead of placing you in some third-world country, Far Cry 5 put you right in the middle…
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Continue reading →: Late To The Party: Resident Evil 3The question is, for half of it’s original retail price, is the remake worth it?
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Continue reading →: All Things End (A Neurodivergent and Freelancing Process Blog)
Facing unexpected change when you’re self-employed and Neurodivergent
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Continue reading →: A Million Miles Per Hour (A Neurodivergent Realization Blog)
I wonder if this is why I’ve never been able to latch onto any of the Mario games. I’ve never beaten any of them.
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Continue reading →: Marriage Is…
…what they don’t often show you in the books or movies. …compromise, investing in and being invested in. …setting your needs aside from time to time to see that the needs of your partner are met. Knowing they’d do the same for you. …hearing what you don’t want to hear,…
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Continue reading →: I Miss Gaming.
Video games are now the biggest entertainment medium in the world. The global games market made over 180 billion dollars in 2021. That’s more than Hollywood and the music industry combined. I remember the days of Atari, when openly pronouncing your love for video games pretty much relegated you to…
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Continue reading →: “Ahsoka” Premiere Date
Thanks to AllEars.net, we know exactly when fan-favorite Ahsoka Tano will begin her solo series on Disney+. The former padawan of Anakin Skywalker and wielder of the white lightsabers will start her journey on August 23, 2023. With live-action casting that includes Hera Syndulla and Grand Admiral Thrawn, the series…
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Continue reading →: I Don’t Understand (Remote Work)
I notice that some people, especially some older people, have a real issue with remote work. It’s almost as if millions of Americans suddenly realized that they didn’t want to expend a bunch of gas To go somewhere they didn’t want to be To be around people they didn’t really…
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Continue reading →: Splitting SeptemberThis is September football. It’s the opening jabs of a fight or the first salvo in conflict. We don’t know where all thirty-two teams will end up when the season ends. We can only make educated guesses as to who will still be around for January football. Still, it’s hard…
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Continue reading →: I Didn’t Know.
I’ve never written a book before. Not really. I’ve written dozens of shorts, but they’re easy for me to write. Especially if they’re in an established universe. When I wrote Reclamation (delisted), the premise was simple; tell a story of revenge that brought the Castlevania formula to literature. There was…
