My cogitator is also cogitating ....

The tone of the trailer is beautiful, just a wonderful short film in itself. Congratulations to all of you.

Rectangular card with rows of rectangular holes punched out, used in programming early computers.

My father used to bring me stacks of these to use for art projects over the summer.

Best danger!

Frogtown Arts on Instagram: "One of our long-time artist collective members, Steve Graziani, has an upcoming project in the works and we’d like to bring your attention to it. Art Born Words - A Crea... 13 likes, 2 comments - frogtownarts on May 14, 2024: "One of our long-time artist collective members, Steve Graziani, has an upcoming project in the works and we’d like to bring your attention to it. ...

When I get my copies, I'll send you a copy of Art Born Words. Steve Graziani's stuff is creepy and cool. www.instagram.com/frogtownarts...

Witness (4/9) Movie CLIP - Positive Identification (1985) HD YouTube video by Movieclips

Every expression between Lukas Haas and Harrison Ford as Lukas identifies the murderer he saw in Witness (1985): www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lmdc...

Wow, what?!?

I don't know how many times Pubic Fruit played on repeat in my car, but it was a lot.

Arcade games including claw machines lit from within, sit in a dark, empty arcade.

I sold my creepy/nostalgic claw machine story to this anthology, funding now: bit.ly/4iGkNnV

Editor Elizabeth Mitchell: "The claw machine ... gives omens of death, portals to other dimensions, plushies that aren't what they seem, eggs filled with things you'd never imagine, and so much more."

And Uncle Nearest is really, really good whiskey.

Yes, this.

Great film.

Just emailed it to myself to check out :-)

Our household, too.

Sharing this great art by Martha Rich. Also, you know, do the thing.

The Daughters War, prequel to The Blacktongue Thief — by Christopher Buehlman.

❤️ both for the song and your mother’s answer.

Hi over here 😎

**muppet flail**
**goes to hit pre-order button**

The reading went well. Vintage Books in Vancouver, WA hosted it, and the format of discussing the genre and story seeds with each author, then having very short readings, was a really refreshing way to do a reading. (Great bookstore to visit in person, too.)

Thanks for the reminder. That was a damn good collection. Waldrop wrote so many perfectly faceted gems. His novella Them Bones has been driving me to write better for decades.

Unashamedly sharing this because I want to read this book right now!

As a Portlander, it’s been very cool seeing your pics. I’m glad you got to appreciate so much of the city and surrounds.

EPIC. I WANT TO EAT IT.

That stuff is so good.

Dammit, sorry, I missed “non-humanoid.” Um … tuna fish sandwich. And Guy suggests Bobcats surfing.

Selma Hayek’s Santanico Pandemonium character from Dusk Til Dawn!

It was awesome to hear you read!

Deus Ex

Ooh, Us is also good.