That’s my four age of Sigmar objective markers done.
A lot better than the poker chips I usually use.

When you’re trying to work…

Oh, ‘tis you, izzut? Face to face wi’ ye at last, ye bloustie ol’ callyack that ye are! Ye canna’ come here, unnerstand? Be off wi’ ye! Are ye goin’ to go quietly?’

Making some new Space Wolves for the first time in years and the new Wolf Guard Terminator size vs the old ones is insane

Pondering his orb

What’s your favourite dinosaur Dave?

One of the biggest atrocities of being an adult is that no-one asks you your favourite dinosaur anymore.

Mine is Triceratops.

Courtesy of Private Eye

Isn’t that the Lego for toddlers?

Yeah caffeine has a very small window of effectiveness for
Me and as I say, long-term isn’t great.

I get that all the time and the only things I’ve found that constantly work are very bad for you long term so I don’t recommend really.
I’ve tried to explain it to my partner but it’s almost impossible for someone who hasn’t experienced it to understand it.

Hi everyone.

A bit of an ask, my work is very…inconsistent, and I find myself in need of more consistent and reliable employment.

I am currently an academic support worker and exam invigilator.

I have a BA and MA in Creative writing.

I f anyone can help it would be appreciated.

My partner kept getting lost whilst we were away. I found out she was using the iPhone maps instead of Google maps.

I think I’m rethinking entire relationship…

So, I could take the fact that Stone Cold Steve Austin isn’t really a big beer drinker, he prefers wine.

I could take that.

But today I find out he’s a cat person?

Is my whole life a lie?

A cool bit of homemade Warhammer scenery.

a stuffed penguin is sitting on a wooden chair in a room . ALT: a stuffed penguin is sitting on a wooden chair in a room .

13 years customer service experience, a BA, a MA, experience in facilitating events and managing staff, and not only do I not even get an interview for a part-time assistant librarian job, I don’t even get an email to say so until I reach out.

Thanks for the reminder, it’s all very exciting

Congratulations

Congratulations! 🎉

And so we’re off! BSFA Awards are go 🚀
Watch live:

Https://www.youtube.com/@bsfachair2284/streams

a cartoon of bender from futurama is dancing Alt: Bender Bending Rodriguez, boogieing on down.

Huge congrats to my honorary con-daughter @emilyinkpen.bsky.social on winning a BSFA award for Dex Legacy at #Eastercon!

My contribution to the internet last night was making a whole room full of people Google “who the hell is Stephen McGowan!”

BSFA Award for Best Collection Last night Blood In The Bricks won the British Science Fiction Association award for best collection. Given the calibre of works on the shortlist I was absolutely dumbfounded, and still am this morning. If you love short fiction, go check out those wonderful books, you're in for a treat. Credit: Vera Brook I'm so grateful to everyone who contributed to this book.

Blood In The Bricks wins the BSFA Award for Best Collection!

a man is yawning while sitting on a bed in front of an fx sign ALT: a man is yawning while sitting on a bed in front of an fx sign

Me, when I get home, being an absolute creative energy vampire sucking up all the literary energy from EasterCon

Christopher Penn wrote: Just remember that given the abundance of neurodivergent people in science, it's far more likely that autism causes vaccines.

A different perspective.
Always helpful.

Brilliant evening co-hosting the @bsfa.bsky.social awards at @easterconuk.bsky.social
Congratulations to all the winners.
Love to all the Nominees.
Heartfelt thanks to all the presenters.

#bsfa #bsfaawards

I love that so much was made in the early Ragnar books about how important the Spear of Russ is.
Then it’s made very clear in the last book, and in books since, how much he hated it.

The 13th company laughing about how Russ would see how far he could throw it when he was drunk.

Happy to all that follow

On my way to @easterconuk.bsky.social
Should be there for about 4pm.
Pippin didn’t want me to go.

It was a blanket policy. I didn’t even get the chance to tell them who I was going with.

I had booked in to see a consultant psychiatrist who specialised in adult adhd.