stevejwright.bsky.social
Arts and sciences person, very unprofessional SFF writer and reviewer, blogs at stevejwright.com. Mastodon @stevejwright@c.im
👤 Joined on 17 September 2023
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Good morning! I just finished Atomic Coffin by Benedict Anning, a horror novel set mostly in submarines. I found it almost too tense and creepy for comfort, but I also could. not. put. it. down. I haven’t decided on my next read, but it won’t be horror—my nerves need a break!😵💫
Show PostI see we're having a debate about whether it's okay to go back to "X," the site owned by a trillionaire fascist who is currently bankrolling the GOP's midterm, throttled Ukraine's war effort, and still winkingly allows vast amounts of CSAM on his service Answer: No, what the fuck is wrong with you
Show Postpitch perfect. 👌 That (the ungrokkative Grok) has bugged the shit out of me since it was first coined.
Show PostIf you're using A.I. to make clever digs at A.I., and you're doing it to amuse me, please regard me as pre-amused and in no need of being reminded of what poop smells like.
Show PostJust to riff on this for just a moment: science fiction is full of really cool images. Lunar colonies, Martian landscapes, big big rockets, sandworms, blasters, vibroknives, chip heads ... but the thing that always held the story together was how human beings interacted with those BDOs.
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