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Save 20% on The King is Watching on Steam The King is Watching is a roguelite kingdom builder. Rule by the power of your royal gaze! Decide between producing resources, training armies, or balancing both, while adapting to unique events…

Did I spend all night playing The King is Watching. Hell yes I did. God this game is so fun and even better now it's been fully released.

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One thing I've found helpful about my mini vacay is that it has done wonders for my concentration. Is it perfect no, I'm ND it will never be perfect. But I feel less stressed just not being in a hostile work environment and not surrounded by noise and distractions at home. Kind wish it was longer.

Made it back alive. It that great a sandwich for the effort.

I definitely have first girl to die in a horror film energy cause why am I walking around a town late at night that I've never been to before for a sandwich. Just vibing out here like cool this is a good idea

Got to really play the max finale today since it's my day off and it kind of solidified the option I've had for a while that #PokemonGo really needs to up the amount of raid passes and max particles they give players each day

Transitioning from a corporate tool to a functioning "human" with desires and goals similar to those of their human counterparts, they work together, yet also differ. If you've got any recs for comics and books like that - especially queer books and comics - I'd love for you to send them my way.

// Spoilers: Citizen Sleeper

I really want a Citizen Sleeper work that explores the Gardener ending and how the AIs of this world's own humanity is shaped by their protocols and their adaptation to a post-corporate life...

My dream house will have a library/reading room with an attached basement book archive/library for all the books and series I don't want on display right now. I would also have to win the lotto to ever have a chance of building such a house, but a girl can have dreams, right?

*Note this is not about the latest trad pub cash grab into Dramoine, but rather I saw a sapphic comic on Kickstarter that just gave Zelda/Link/Urbosa queer fanfic vibes, and I kind of want to back it next payday.

The Scorpion and the Queen #1 - A Sapphic Romance/Adventure
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Sometimes I can look at a book or comic and go "That's clearly your serial numbers filled off fanfiction, and I'm proud of you for doing that."

Started watching Delicious in Dungeon and it's making me so hungry!! I also like how each new recipe incorporates ingredients from the previous one, and they are constantly reusing and replenishing their supplies. Sometimes I find that food manga doesn't focus on this aspect of cooking.

New Review up!! Absolutely adored Citizen Sleeper by Jump Over the Age. Can't wait till the sequel goes on sale again because I just want to jump back into this world full of hope, resilance, and tragedy.

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Sometimes you just watch a console showcase and know that some studio paid a hell of a lot of money to be in it - cause seriously, what was that campfire game in the Nintendo Direct Partner Showcase?

To answer the dumb questions before they begin, yes, the books in the bundle are unofficial titles. However, continued fan interest in the franchise fuels continued interest in official merchandise. Which in turn puts money in JKR's pocket, money we know JKR is using to fund anti-trans bigotry.

*because they put a note, probably the first one I'd seen on an HB about the Trevor Project not being involved in the curation of the bundle that shows intent to join these two things together, knowing it may cause backlash to The Trevor Project. So they are aware of why many people boycott HP.

The major disconnect Humble Bundle had to have between their Queer audience and themself to select the Trevor Project as their fundraising charity for an HP bundle seems concerning. The fact that it was intentional* is downright malicious.

Crying right now cause Citizen Sleeper is such a heartbreaker. In tone, I'd liken it to 'The Knight and The Butcherbird' by Alix E. Harrow - in that it is about hope, resilience, and tragedy all going hand in hand to create this wonderfully bittersweet narrative.

A panel from Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up With Me printed on Instax mini film

A panel from Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up With Me. Where the two love interests are dancing at prom under a shower of balloons and the main character notes that her girlfriend keeps breaking up with her during this traditionally romantic moment.

Brought myself a Instax Mini Evo and was playing around with what I could print on it. I just love the idea of having a card catalogue of little instax prints of favourite panels from comic books. I just wish the film was cheaper - or there was some third party alternatives.

I love when I get a nice fat tax return. Literally made my day since I've been feeling so shit lately.

I'm going to be honest I've been really struggling lately with consistently creating and posting content. Work just saps all my energy and the days off I do have I usually end up sleeping. I'm constantly burnt out. I love giving book recommendations but it been so mentally hard lately to post.

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Daniel Cabot Puts Down Roots

Daniel Cabot doesn’t really know what he’s doing with his life. He’s lost faith in himself, his future, and maybe the world. The only things he knows that he cares about are the garden in the empty lot next to his crumbling East Village apartment building and his best friend. Alex Savchenko has always known that he’s…difficult. Prickly, maybe, if you’re feeling generous. But maybe that’s the kind of personality it takes to start a low-income pediatrics clinic in one of Manhattan’s most troubled neighborhoods. When Daniel stumbles into his life, Alex doesn’t expect him to stay—most people don’t. And when Alex develops useless, inconvenient feelings for his new friend, he does what he’s always done, and tells himself that he isn’t feeling anything at all. Daniel, though, has always worn his heart on his sleeve, and he isn’t stopping now. Sometimes when things seem to be falling apart, it means there’s room for something incredible to grow.

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"Sometimes when things seem to be falling apart, it means there’s room for something incredible to grow." Queer resilance at its finest. #DisabilityBookRecs #AutismBookRecs

Titles /END:
- In My Blood It Runs by Dujuan Hoosan, Margaret Anderson, Carol Turner, with Illustrations by Blak Douglas
- Always Was Always Will Be by Aunty Fay Muir & Sue Lawson

Titles:.
- Thank you rain! by Sally Morgan & Johnny Warrkatja Malibirr
- Brother Moon by Maree McCarthy Yoelu & Samantha Fry
- My Lost Mob by Venetia Tyson
- Three Dresses by Wanda Gibson

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- Djinang Bonar: Seeing Seasons by Ebony Froome, illustrated by Leanne Zilm
- Boodja Barna: Land Creatures by Jayden Boundry & Tyrown Waigana
- Fast Fish by Gregg Dreise
- Awesome Emu by Gregg Dreise
- Cloudmaker by Helen Milroy
- Gurril: Storm Bird by Trevor Fourmile & Illustrated by Jingalu

Titles:
- Backyard Birds by Helen Milroy
- Ngangk Waangening: Mother's Stories by Aunty Doreen Nelson, Rhonda Marriott AM, and Tracy Reibel
- Ninni Yabini by Cheryl Kickett-Tucker and Tyrown Waigana
- Backyard Bugs by Helen Milroy
- The Two-Hearted Numbat by Ambelin & Ezekiel Kwaymillina

#FirstNationsBooks #NAIDOC

Sunday marked the beginning of NAIDOC (National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee ) Week here in Australia. And to celebrate, I'm going to recommend some books to add to your TBR all week.

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Peaceful, cozy romance by the fireside until it's not. #DisabilityBookRecs #BookSky

The #PokemonGo Ghimmighoul event is so buggy every gold pokestop I go to just ends up changing to a normal one as soon as I get near. It's ridiculous.