* I’m also hearing rumblings of “PTKU might clear $100k BY ITSELF on Day 2” 👀 🦈

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A watercolor color image of a dark eyed junco in a huge pair of barrel legged jeans with a studded belt and chain. Text on an orange field reads "Dark Eyed JNCO"

NYCFC sporting directors sowing U22 signings: Haha fuck yeah!!! Yes!!

NYCFC sporting directors reaping Julí Fernández, Augustín Ojeda, and Jovan Mijatović: Well this fucking sucks. What the fuck.

20. A Killing in Cannabis by Scott Eden. Men will literally get murdered by their former employees rather than go to therapy.

young lucretia as depicted in TAZGN is holding up 4 fingers. Four months left until the very last GN is out! 7/14/26!

Four months left until TAZGN7: Story & Song!! We're gonna be starting to talk about the exclusive editions this coming week! Stay tuned! I'm excited!! 🔥 theadventurezonecomic.com 🔥

19. Track of the Cat (Anna Pigeon #1) by Nevada Barr. Important research ahead of a cable tv show I’ll never watch

18. Hauntress by Minetaro Mochizuki. Legitimately spooky, probably the scariest book I’ve read since Alison Rumfitt’s Tell Me I’m Worthless

PEPFAR, the program to stop hundreds of thousands of children and adults from dying of HIV/AIDS, was $6.5 billion a year.

17. Winter in Sokcho by Elisa Shia Dusapin. ‘Books whose protagonist has a diminished or deteriorating sense of self’ is probably 37% of my personality, so…

16. Bird By Bird, by Anne Lamott. Posited: self help books are good to the extent you already believe the advice they give. Four stars.

It’s wild how many references there are to his other books, even the MCU finds it a little much. I could be convinced I missed a reference to Gerald’s Game somewhere along the way.

15. Needful Things by Stephen King. Another book I read multiple times when I was younger (too young!) that’s been banging around in my head. I remember more of this one than Pagan Babies in spite of being younger when I was reading it, but forgot the final fight included magic tricks…

13. Nocturnos by Laura Pérez, a pretty and ethereal dream

14. Brigands & Breadknives by Travis Baldree (Legends & Lattes #3). The cozy world expands.

They can’t all be winners

12. Dragonflight (Dragonriders of Pern #1) by Anne McCaffrey. Well now I know why I hadn’t heard of this series before. Not planning to continue.

Future chili

Whoops there was supposed to be a picture for people to yell at me about

Entering #chilivoid, be gentle

11. The Suffering Game (The Adventure Zone #6). We definitely did not notice that these weren’t all published yet when we started. Time to draw Taako a million times while waiting for the next chapter

10. The Duke and I by Julia Quinn (Bridgerton #1). Get your blue eyed duke out of here, this was meant to be a Rege Jean Page delivery device

Pencil drawing of an eastern white pine (left) in front of of a boulder (right)

Pencil drawing of an imaginary titmouse-like bird in side view

Quick, no reference sketches from this weekend #birds #trees #drawing

8. The Crystal Kingdom (The Adventure Zone #4) by McElroys and Carey Pietsch

9. The Eleventh Hour (TAZ #5) by same

We’re starting to get bits of the bigger story, which is great

however you can, try to live with love and joy. fascists hate that.

*Called Ove, thanks autocorrect

7. A Man Called Over by Fredrik Blackman. A shitty old fascist learns to love again. This probably seemed cuter when it was published? (I still cried at the end.)

Love the line work for the feathers!

The first bird I drew for this project. A side view of a blue jay in ink and marker against a green and orange background. The bird is facing the left of the page.

Happy belated birdiversary, hard to believe I’m still at it #birds #bluejay #featherreport

6. The Devourers by Indra Das. A werewolf(ish) story that never quite goes where I expected it to (complimentary). The middle drags a bit.

A lot of Dems are going to take Bovino and Noem being fired as the finish line, and it's very important to make it clear to them that it is a starting line

Thank you!