Martian leader shortly before the events of War Of The Worlds:
Posts by Gareth Hanrahan
If you stepped into a ballad, who would you be?
The doomed lover, the wandering knight, the clever survivor… or something darker?
Tell us your role and post it with #BalladHunters
Index of Poems I Shall Never Write (Don’t Tell Me About) Your Brand New Podcast p. 42 At the Alphabetti Spaghetti World Championship Final p. 32 Bad Hare Day p. 40 Easy Peelers are Not the Only Fruit p. 52 I’m in Love with the Woman in the Green Cardigan in the BBC Question Time Audience p. 58 Kim Kardiganashian p. 45 Life Hacked p. 60 Linked In, Dropped Out p. 27 Mister Krankie Meets the Clambake King p. 14 Nocturnal Blossoms: Petals of the Moon p. 18 On Sleeping in a Dudley Travelodge p. 68 On Waking in a Dudley Travelodge p. 3 Poem for Silt Awareness Day p. 6 She Never Did Care for Hollyhocks p. 23 Shit! It’s Jeremy Clarkson! p. 1 Sixty-Four Failed Attempts to Guess a Wi-Fi Password p. 64 Taking Cocaine with Wendy Cope p. 9 Ten Unexpected Items to Find in a Bagging Area p. 50 The Last But One Will and Testament of Brian Horatio Bilston p. 55 Third Wordle War p. 47 Untitled p. 21 What We Currently Know and Don’t Know about Gnomes p. 31 Whither the linnet? p. 10 Yes, I Know It’s Called ‘Petrichor’ p. 34 Your Spatula p. 37 Brian Bilston
Today’s poem is called ‘Index of Poems I Shall Never Write’.
Jonathan Keir
Harker Starmer
🤝
Not having enough questions about
their good friend, the Prince of Darkness
Declarations of conflict of interest are for lesser bloggers. Here's my interview with @mytholder.bsky.social about the the process behind the currently crowdfunding DIE RPG: The Metadungeon. oldmenrunningtheworld.com/gareth-hanra...
Just finished "The Lands of the Firstborn" trilogy by Gareth Hanrahan and yeah this one's going to be in my "define yourself with x number of book series" lists from now on. At least to me, the very essence of honoring the very same tropes it's all about subverting. Incredible fantasy
I’m glad you liked it!
No worries! I may have a pdf somewhere, but there are infinitely more qualified people to actually answer rules questions.
I’m not involved in the new edition - I haven’t even seen a copy!
“Bezos and the world’s richest men have left the world of consequences behind,” Noah Hawley writes. “Their actions are only ever judged by themselves.” Here’s what Hawley learned about the ultra-wealthy at Jeff Bezos’s Campfire retreat:
www.theatlantic.com/magazine/202...
Somewhere Bismarck is looking down in confusion as Germany projects power by sending 4,000 pensioners, 12 buffet stations and a TUI loyalty program through the Strait of Hormuz
"Dude. You're blocking my shot!"
We're within sight of 135k and the Stephanie Hans chapter art. 11 days to go too. I'll be posting an interview with Gar later as well.
two images of the human body's circulatory system. One of them with good cable management
The human circulatory system, before and after proper cable management.
GSV Technically I'm A Penthouse
GSV Dear Penthouse, I Never Thought This Would Happen, But....
ROU Far In Excess
Warning: not GOOD advice.
Oh, that I never heard. But I think half the cafes in Edinburgh claim she wrote there.
Paint house.
Tidy house.
Read and research; come up with a few long-term projects as opposed to doing lots of bitty ones.
Play a computer game or two.
Getting a submarine up to 88 miles per hour, though...
One of the twins has spent “eleven months with a lot of procrastination” working on this video about extinct animals.
youtu.be/gVwIS-UD6v8?...
A gigantic billboard beside a road shows (at life-size) an enormous, grand building. Text beside it reads: "Foundation For Astonishingly Extravagant Gestures" a sticker below adds "Coming Soon" Dwarfed by the billboard is a shabby little building with a sign reading "Institute of Pragmatic Solutions"
My latest cartoon for @newscientist.com
“I never thought wizards would eat my face,” said Crowley.
Tweet from Adrian Bott (@Cavalorn): Hush! Hush! Whisper who dares; / Aleister Crowley is falling down stairs.
...or just this, which is shorter, and surely unimprovable
THE PRISONER, junior edition
we must consider that most of the 'a wizard did it' monsters in traditional D&D universes were some wizard's fetish.
The Power of a Homophone “Sometimes the power of a homophone will just come out of nowhere and hit you – like being struck by a ten ton truck,” articulated Laurie. Brian Bilston
Today’s poem is called ‘The Power of a Homophone’.
There's a reason one of the saints is called Aleena...
CARRIE BRADSHAW VOICE: But did _everyone_ really love Magical Trevor?