March 2026’s newsletter: “Book Recommendation: The Summer War” Naomi Novik brings us another new fairy tale in her stand-alone novella, “The Summer War.” I love stories with close siblings, and siblings are a central theme in this novella. I try to avoid spoilers when writing my recommendations, but I fell into revealing more with this […]
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February 2026’s newsletter: “Catching an Introvert – Lollie’s World Pokemon Battle” Perhaps it’s because I’ve been playing a Pokemon RPG with my friends, but it seems Pokemon’s been on my mind lately. This comic’s a bit long to squeeze into my usual Lollie’s World format, so I hope you’re okay with receiving it here. (No, you
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It’s easy to despair in our current times, but there’s always something we can do to help. Every small thing counts. If you’re looking for a way to help the protestors in Minnesota, standwithminnesota.com has donation and volunteer opportunities here: https://www.standwithminnesota.com/
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Aging Achievements Hope you guys don’t mind a little dark humor today 😉
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January 2026’s newsletter: “My Reads from 2025” This is the time where I would usually send out an article ranking my reads from the previous year. I decided I didn’t like ranking the books I read. I was stressing while reading each book on how I would rank them, which goes against the point of
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One term done, and it felt like an eternity. So many terrible things happened this year, it makes you wonder how we’ll survive four. The only way we can is if we keep fighting, together, even if we’re exhausted. Keep going. Don’t give up. You’re not in this alone.
