Tag: nanowrimo
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Sounds Like the Metaverse
With distortion banned, remix has become the go-to content filter workaround. For millions pop music now sounds like this..
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As Much or as Little
It’s your website. You can choose to write as much or as little as you want in a blog post.
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10 Tips For Creating Online | 2229
After 4 years and nearly 200 podcast episodes, here’s 10 tips for creating online in 2022
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Slow And Sad
Playing slow and sad means there is no a lot of room to hide when you play a wrong note.
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In The Edit | 2146
Lack of copy editing is extremely transparent to a reader. Editing on the other hand is invisible to the reader, but transparent to the writer
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Mostly Inside
Today I went up into town from Streatham to meet some folks in Covent Garden for breakfast/brunch.
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‘Lost Year’ Syndrome
Sun comes up, sun goes down, the year turns, the date changes and the clock keeps ticking. I can’t belive that its the 7th of November.
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First Full Game of Kill Team
The first turn of our first game went by.. slowly
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Passive Quantified Systems
I think there could be a lot more done representing my phone use beyond lame bubbles falling down every-time I unlock my phone.
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NanoWrimOver | 2048
Lessons learnt from participating in this years NanoWriMo, and thoughts on staying with a creative moment for as long as possible.
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All Thoughts Fly
Moaning about spending/wasting too much time on my phone is the perennial topic for this blog.
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Substacklash
I don’t really have any thoughts on the Substack backlash beyond urging people to ignore their impulse to disparage tall poppies and instead remember the long tail of people on the platform that are surviving because of others generosity.
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A Different Type Of Doom
In honour of Salem’s first album release for a decade. I wrote about Witch House. Where it was back then and where it’s gone.
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NanoWriMo | 2044
How NanoWriMo helped me come to terms with my dyslexia and to put one word after another.
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Donut Have A Cow Man
Another year, another Nanowrimo. This year coming in at 50,853 words in 30 days.
