Two updates in two days? What madness is this? Perfectly productive madness, as completing grad school and regaining free time has imbued me with the power to finish what I’ve started. Once I’ve discovered the secret to non-caffeinated energy, I’ll be damn near unstoppable. One of my tasks was turning Sporeshelf into a static website.…
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Whatchagot Stew: September 11, 2026 Serving
As a revived fan of Patrick F. McManus, I’m trying to make up for lost time by reacquainting myself with this works, like Whatchagot Stew: A Memoir of an Idaho Childhood, with Recipes and Commentaries, a (mostly) nonfiction volume he wrote with his sister, Patricia McManus Gass (real OGs know her as The Troll). You…
Sporeshelf: The Fading of the Elves
Now you get to have a taste of my personal research track throughout grad school. This was one of the articles I used for reference in an early assignment, and it’s one of the few that managed to stay on my mind—and in my heart—ever since: The Fading of the Elves: Techno-Volunteerism and the Disappearance…
Welcome to My Humble, All-Consuming Passion
I debated saving this for when I had a few more articles up, but considering all the writing I’ve done for all four articles, this should keep readers busy for a while. Yes, four articles of varying lengths, tinged with the flavor of academia. And there will be more. That’s a threat promise. I proudly…