Willfully and Persistently

I sometimes find myself thinking about what I'll do after The Nameless Way.

As far as I’m concerned, the story of Jessica Jones ended with Season 3 of the Netflix show.

Much as I love Jessica Jones, I gotta show some love for the people who made Luke Cage.

I got on a plane to Indianapolis after three days of unrelenting anxiety with nights ranging from one to four hours of sleep.

I'm thinking about doing more with Substack: https://open.substack.com/pub/christinalea/p/mary-shelley http://www.christinalea.com

Drop peppermint candy in glass.

A while back, I lamented that it had taken me nine years to write 55,000 (now closer to 60) words of The Nameless Way, and I still had a long way to go.

Here's something you might have missed while you were smugly denouncing the first season of Iron Fist.

I was curious about the second Joker movie, partly because it made some people angry for silly reasons, so I thought I'd use my temporary Max pass to check it out.

Sure, we all wish we knew what we know now when we were younger, but have you ever considered what kind of power you're tampering with?

I mentioned before that I had been digging into Tolkien for my commute book lately.

Random thoughts on S2E4 in no particular order.

Did you ever wonder if maybe Gandalf knew that Balrog from back in the day, back when they were both just a couple of maiar chillin' in Aman?

It's been a couple of years since I went to Gen Con.

55,000 words done on The Nameless Way.

Never mind whatever else I said about X-Men '97.

I had been listening to audiobooks on the way home from work.

Adjusting all the clocks for Daylight Saving Time always makes me feel like a collaborator.

I do these visualizations to meditate, sometimes.

Here, have some cat pictures.

I was scrolling through the "SuperHero" tag after posting last night's review and noticed that I never posted the rest of my Defenders session recaps.

Checked out the first episode of Echo.

I wasn't going to bother with the New Year thing -- I barely mentioned it last year -- but, since the timing lines up with a couple of announcements I've been waiting to make, I figured that post might as well do double duty.

This is my favorite Doctor Who Christmas special.

I was watching what appears to be the last episode of Loki and thinking, this guy doesn't deserve to be called Loki.