A Few Thoughts on Crossovers: SAO vs. Log Horizon

On a different computer than usual because Murphy, so I’m improvising this post. Which is going to touch on why I think these two settings really don’t cross over well.

Of Sweets and Worldbuilding

I would love to see a fantasy where the main characters are on a quest for chocolate.

Trailer Review: The Meg

Do not, for the love of Heaven, take this too seriously. Someone wondered if they should get this movie because it was on sale, and told me to check out the trailer. So I did.

…And I have coursework in bio, including marine stuff, so my suspension of disbelief bunnies immediately started the popcorn and throwing comments from the peanut gallery.

Brief NaNo Update: 46K, Hike!

…I’m probably using football terminology wrong, oh well.

Broke 46K on Tell No Tales Monday evening. (Insert tired maniacal laughter here.)

Horses, Cars, and Fantasy Worldbuilding

AKA: Oh, that’s why so far I’ve done urban fantasy….

Ahem. As pointed out by some commenters here and a whole series of columns on Mad Genius Club,

Natural Disasters, Endurance, and Observation

Hurricane Michael missed us. Fortunately. All we got was a lot of high wind, rain, and frayed nerves. People well east of us… were not so lucky.

Manga Review: Dr. Stone Vol 1.

Dr. Stone Vol. 1, by Riichiro Inagaki and Boichi.

Two out of five stars. Help. Someone’s Artistic License for Science needs to be revoked.