Writer, artist, technologist | Author of novel Children of Vale, called “refreshing scifi” and “hypnopunk weirdness” in reviews | https://xitter.cf/t.co/4kDQB7QN71
Seattle, WA
Joined May 2011
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Born a Warrior and Vestal, Tyana is shunned for her strange powers and nightmarish visions of her world's demigod, but her true purpose will change her and her world forever. #SFF
🧿 Secret cults
⚔️ Space battles
🐉 Gothic monsters
🕯️ Haunting cathedrals
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Sharpen your skills and get a little inspiration from an online writing class through the Rambo Academy for Wayward Writers. buff.ly/2EMu4aI
I don't think I'd want an adaptation of Piranesi for the story telling aspect… Susanna Clarke's book nailed that for me.
But I WOULD want to see a visual adaptation of Piranesi's labyrinth… the imagery was just so rich for me that it's hard to not ask for.
If it’s anything like the watershed moment ISAM was, not just for electronic music but audio/visual performances too…. well, we might as well strap in.
I've given myself over to the fates and cast my fears to the wind; I'm finally learning #Rust 🦀
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So fam, with all this AI stuff, which timeline do y’all think we’re in? – at San Francisco, CA
14%Dune
42%The Matrix
22%The Terminator
22%Battlestar Galactica
136 votes • Final resultsNick Offerman's performance in the Last of Us completely reset all my expectations.
Man deserves an award just for that episode IMO.
Today's soundtrack, for me, is Vivaldi.
Apparently he wrote notes in the margins of his music: "It says to play this slow… but you *could* play it fast if you wanted to…"
So I like to think that he was one of the first and original metal-heads.
youtu.be/T22GJNt1SbE?t=405
I finished reading Susanna Clarke's novel Piranesi and decided to give it a review on Goodreads. I gave it five stars.
You can read my thoughts about it here: goodreads.com/review/show/54…
We all know the classical styles of columns: Corinthian, Doric, and Ionic. But there’s a lesser known fourth style of columns that were designed just for show, and would crumble if any load were put on them; the so-called “Ironic” columns.
I’ll see myself out (happy April Fools)
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Pop culture loves the surrogate father/daughter trope where he’s grizzled and she’s violent. They usually adopt traditionally masculine behaviors.
I would like to see more mother/son duos where they survive action/horror scenarios through empathy, intuition, and perseverance.
The kind of AI development that I think is obliquely positive and can do great good in the world: giving someone’s voice back to them after a life-altering medical incident.
(Also appears they secured contact with an AI startup to help them.)
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