I am trying to publish this newsletter with more frequency, so bear with it. Maybe when I am older and wiser my life will have a better rhythm and then I’ll keep up with the ~BooksAndArticles Weekly (Congratulations on 100 issues @Siggy47!)
Anyway Bitcoin is down, but at least ~the_stacker_muse got a new sign ^^^^!
Also, a great week for posts. Check out some highlights:
A Winter Road TripA Winter Road Trip
Part One: #1419977
Part Two: #1420783
In a multi-part series, @Siggy47 goes on a mission to set up a small mining facility. This piece is awash with the vividness of his impressive memory and realism. I felt I was in the backseat reveling in their friendship as the two bicker about song lyrics. Keep an eye out for Part Three.
I relish in a good memoir. I hope Siggy’s posts inspire others.
Confessions of a flower goblin, a silly little story in verseConfessions of a flower goblin, a silly little story in verse
@Plebpoet reckons with her relationship with a supernatural being in this story in verse. I quite enjoyed the exprtession and would read more of silly little stories in verse, if they happened.
UnPhiltered – Chapter 15: Scaling and failingUnPhiltered – Chapter 15: Scaling and failing
I find myself wanting to refer to Phil (@TotallyHumanWriter) by his first name as I get to know a little more about him each week. I highly recommend this series (not complete without @Scoresby’s comments) for anyone contemplating trying to make a career out of publishing.
[Book Review] Tom Clancy’s Executive Orders[Book Review] Tom Clancy’s Executive Orders
I’ll admit, I had never been interested in reading Tom Clancy, but as with any @jbschirtzinger review, this one piqued my curiosity. Go check out his discussion.
AfterwordAfterword
I am refreshed week after week by the types of posts this territory attracts. Reading you guys fills me up. This week especially. Now and then, I contemplate how to promote the territory more. ...
This week, I will be zapping each of these top posts 250 sats. I hope to increase this reward in the future.
Sign inspired by the hand-painted store front signs of Ron Signs ↩