Tim Bryant (he/they)

This is high art

Photo of a brown willow sculpture of a female archer holding a bow as if about to release an arrow, with hair tied back and in a long flowing skirt, the sculpture is on a path in a green woodland setting

UK contemporary sculptor known as Anna & the Willow creates nature-inspired sculptures made from rods of willow #womensart

He would start something…

“What you seek is seeking you.” - Rumi

I think it's called complexity bias.

Go where the kids are and occupy that space with real content that they can hear.

so, wing it?

Olymbic!

What if, instead, we had inner lemons?

Players: “What do we see?”
DM: “ I don’t know— what DO you see?”
Wash. Rinse. Repeat.

You deserve every success and I'm not just saying that because I need to borrow money.

"Roll for Learning: 51 Micro Tabletop Role-Playing Games to Use in the Classroom is an edited book featuring a curated collection of original micro tabletop role-playing games (TTRPGs)." My game starts on page 225.

I lost, you lost, he/ she/ it lost. We lost.

I like to use Cuaron's movie as background media for Erdrich's novel Future Home of the Living God, which gives more interesting explorations of spirituality.

Joy should be the baseline. Not despair, joy.

You may see its major plot points coming a mile away, like an iceberg, but I think it’s worth it. Kate Winslet is in it, which makes anything worthwhile imo. I like Billy Z, too, though his character is the worst.

Congratulations!

This is far too clever.

He had no insurance!

The Iron Heel (1908) by Jack London

One of my goals for the coming year-- mapped out in my brain, in much revised scribbling, and in tedious conversations I thrust upon innocent bystanders-- is to write about the rhetorics of play identified by Brian Sutton-Smith as they manifest with variation in literature and other forms.

Armillaria (a fungus) in Oregon is also not an animal, but it is larger than both.