World Building: An Update Hi,  Welcome if you're new or welcome back if you've stumbled onto my blog in the past. It's been a few weeks since I posted anything — sor...

Been a while (I'm horrible at keeping up on most social media sites, sorry!). Anyway, I wrote about what I'm doing creatively today.

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Sounds lovely. My own equivalent is a cottage in a woodland glade with flowers growing around the door and cats curled up in the sunshine.

Cities are a sensory nightmare for Garou. Urban life can drive them to the brink. Stress, depression, and Harano lurk in every corner. But community and connection keep them grounded. In a world of darkness, we need each other more than ever. #WerewolfTheApocalypse #RPG

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Okay, that job's out of the way - I think it's lunchtime and then onto playing with short stories. :)

City Jitters: State of Survival Welcome back to the blog, or welcome if you are new. This is Shores of Night, where we talk about Werewolf: The Apocalypse on Sundays. As u...

More bloggery today, with a piece about Werewolf the Apocalypse and surviving in cities. #werewolf #roleplayinggames

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A Small Intermission Welcome back or welcome to the blog if you're new.  Firstly, let me apologise - I'm really not hitting those Wednesday pieces at the moment...

Ack, sorry, haven't been here for a while - I haven't had much flexibility or, um, things to cope with stuff recently. Part of that is watching the USA do stuff that worries me. I wrote about it too: shoresofnight.blogspot.com/2025/03/a-sm...

I'm not sure "enjoy" is the appropriate thing to say.

As always, spreading propaganda and misinformation is only bad when someone you're opposed to is doing it. When it's your own guys it's fine.

Thanks for all the follows, I really appreciate it.

Not a fan of David Lynch myself, but I hope anyone grieving for him is okay. May he rest in peace and his family also know peace and healing.

Especially if it showed no awareness of how much he'd created his own problems.

Scribbling:

"Lorena wondered if she should let her correspondent know how many teeth she had, and the condition of her feet as well. At times, it felt more like she was a mare being inspected at market than someone with a brain of her own."

I feared something like this would happen. No party takes the climate crisis or public health seriously enough. We desperately need politicians who put the health of the planet before profit, and recognise that money is meant to serve people, not vice versa.

Hiya, first post. Hope you're having a great Sunday.