I worked in a 50s style diner with era-appropriate songs on the jukebox and The Lion Sleeps Tonight always brings me back.
What's been so fascinating about the Platner discourse is... the primary in Maine is TOMORROW and so much of it is acting like he's definitively the candidate and folks need to get in line.
Good news from across the pond
A DARK AND NARROW HOUSE is headed to the UK
And trust me, you do!
What.
No.
No no no.
The whole POINT of the feud is that it is based on nothing legitimate; the families are "both alike in dignity" so there's no power differential.
wtffffffffff
In case you wanted to read a book with revolution and tacos and motorcycles and pansexuals on psychic sex mushrooms: For June, THE VELOCITY OF REVOLUTION ebook is only $1.99! amzn.to/49LYcVf
One of the great things about being an author with a big megaseries is it makes it a lot easier to spot the grift emails, because most of those are "I picked up [Book three of the second subseries] and I was blown away!" and no mention of, y'know, the rest of the series.
Though I did get one of those that was about all of Maradaine as a whole and the marketing challenges of that, and while it was likely AI slop, I'll have to admit, damn, you aren't wrong about those specific marketing challenges of a big megaseries.
HEAR ME OUT
HOT TAKE: 1989's VALMONT is the far superior adaptation of Les Liaisons Dangereuses.
