Writer Guy

I’m a Mets fan who’s also rooting for for the Blue Jays, because Geddy Lee and Canada.

Pictured is the cover of the graphic novel edition of J.R.R. Tolkien's classic "The Hobbit," adapted by Charles Dixon and illustrated by David Wenzel. It depicts the wizard Gandalf, Bilbo the hobbit and several of the dwarves behind them as they stand atop a cliff, with the land spread out below them.

I'm considering the purchase of a graphic novel version of "The Hobbit." I have never owned a Tolkien book in this format, and this particular one looks very cool.

Noted. Thanks for the warning!

I'll have to look that one up. I know of the Firesign Theatre, but I'm not familiar with their work.

Eerily prescient, wouldn't you say?

A+ Emerson, Lake and Palmer quote. Well played, sir. Well played.

That’s what it means to be an adult.

13" or 15" M3 MacBook Air for taking to the library to write in a quiet, distraction-free environment? I like how lightweight and portable the 13" is, but I also like the larger display and better heat dissipation the 15" offers.

Thoughts, Bsky peeps? I'd love to see them.

I just scrolled through a lengthy art share thread, and I have to say that I'm genuinely amazed at all the talented people who are sharing their work here. As an aspiring fantasy writer, I admire the ability to put what's in the mind's eye on the page, so hats off to all of you!

I like the title track although I agree with Geddy that there are much better tracks to be found on the album - like the ones I mentioned in my previous post.

Happy birthday to "Fly By Night," released on this day in 1975. It was the second studio LP from Rush, and their first with new drummer Neil Peart. A massive improvement in every way over their debut. Fave tracks: "By-Tor and the Snow Dog," "In the End," and "Beneath, Between & Behind."

Finally finished the fourth and, sadly, final season of "Sex Education" on Netflix today. I'm really gonna miss that show. I greatly enjoyed it. Grateful, though, that it made stars of Ncuti Gatwa and Emma Mackey, who were wonderful in each episode, as were Asa Butterfield and Gillian Anderson.

Hi. I'm new here. *looks around*

Seems pretty comfy...

*sits down, takes laptop out of bag, sets it up on table*

Think I'll stick around a while. Thanks for having me.