A photograph of a cosplay version of John Gaius' bone crown from Harrow the Ninth. It is made of twisted wire, with pearlescent leaves, each intertwined with a tiny bone. It is tied at the back with a blood red ribbon, and sits on a piece of iridescent fabric reminiscent of a Lyctor robe.

"But he wore a crown of office that you had not seen before: a wreath of ribbon and pearlescent leaves in his dark hair, rustling prismatically in the windless docking bay. Each leaf was intertwined with a match-sized infant fingerbone..."

- Harrow the Ninth, chapter 6

The thing about cosplaying TLT characters is that one day you'll find yourself logging out of work, feeling really excited about making some teeth before dinner...

A diagram of the Vasari corridor in Florence, a narrow covered passageway crossing through a half dozen buildings and a bridge to connect the duke's residential palace (right) to his seat of governance (left).

Tabletop friends, a reminder that your medieval town maps are never weird enough.

Nona the Ninth has two plots:

1. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Interplanetary Refugee Camp.

2. How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Necromancy.

Me: I think about TLT meta a normal amount.

Me, on a Friday night: reading a 30 year old article from Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik about Hekate and liminality and ghosts, because I thought about Abigail Pent a bit too much.

Gromit could have taken the Ring to Mordor

Don't just stop using AI; start using the public domain! Here's a search engine for public domain works that are absolutely *free to use and remix*: picryl.com

I need you to know that I was hoovering the sitting room when suddenly I remembered this post and took immediate psychological damage when my horrible millennial brain suggested Griddlehark to Far Away by Nickleback...

He's hiring a ship
He's packing his cloak
He's moving to England
To follow some bloke
Dracula is coming to town