Wow, umm this zine of Millie seems to have come together really quickly! and it's kinda huge and in colour and everything and has deeply personal brain discussions, among other things!

Another zine has collapsed out of my brain and into a deck and onto a web server. You can read it at https://zine.milliesquilly.com/issue26.html if you want to.

I've put (the first two seasons of) zine of millie on CD-ROM, thus ushering my work into the latest storage technology of the 90s. Floppy disks are of course still available. As always, do get in touch if you want to indulge my whims.

Spent a bunch of this afternoon just doing some drawing. It seems Decker is my favourite art tool for this, or at least it's the one I'm used to. Here's what I've got.

Sometimes I'll spend weeks on an intricate game project and sometimes I'll just be doodling and an hour later I've made a little thingy

Turn A Gundam is a goodass show. I'm now halfway through. I'm enjoying it very much. Interaction with people sometimes tricky but I think ultimately it's just like other people got their weird stuff just like I've got my weird stuff. I've at times described…

I've finished the game I was working on. It's titled Ember in the wilderness. Check it out on my itch.io page.

I don't think I've mentioned it here yet but I've been working on a new point and click decker game. It's kind of riffing on the "cozy witch in the alps looking for a lost cat" thing except it is hopefully not actually cozy.

As I mentioned in issue 25, I've made my first foray into doing a print zine as well as an e-zine. Fellows: A Field Guide is essentially a compilation of some of the biographies I've written of various Fellows, in an 8-page mini-zine. And while…

Apparently there is a "blog questions challenge" going around, where I'm to answer 7 questions about my blog. And Sage has tagged me in it!

As such I will now be answering these 7 questions