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Happy Wife Happy Life co-hosts Jordan Myrick and Kendahl Landreth invite you into their “kooky sushi dinner” of a podcast.
Austin Taylor and Brenda Snell’s The Secret Histories of Nerd Mysteries podcast has a new home at MaxFun and it’s reenergized them and their show.
Escape Academy is a speedy puzzle game with challenges for every kind of player and its DLCs add intriguing lore to the main story.
Princess Peach: Showtime! is a delightful ride from start to finish and I had a total blast.
Shalene Gupta's The Cycle breaks down her own journey with Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) and researches the history of the diagnosis. Here, I recount my own PMDD experience and interview her about the book.
Nine books I enjoyed in January, February, and March 2024.
I’m finally launching a newsletter… and other musings.
Breaking my glasses felt, in the moment, like a disaster with the potential to upend my fragile mental health and even more fragile physical safety.
A round-up of my favorite reads from June, July, and August 2023.
What’s been occupying my brain all summer, in spite of (or maybe because of) the heat.
I’ve become obsessed with completing my Oobledex and every acquired Gleamy feels like striking gold.
Recapping my four favorite reads from April and May 2023
Here’s a round-up of selected articles, interviews, and more from recent weeks.
When you’re chronically ill, everything can change in an instant—for better or for worse.
Recapping my three favorite reads from March 2023
Recapping my four favorite reads from February 2023
Recapping my five favorite reads from January 2023
I can’t remember the last time I wrote an honest-to-god blog post.
Of the 61 books I read from cover to cover in 2021, these were my absolute favorites.
Molly Knox Ostertag's The Girl from the Sea embraces summer romance and creates a lush, fantastical world worth diving into at any age.
Tokyo Ever After by Emiko Jean is the perfect summer read with delightful characters, a nuanced story, and a quick, breezy pace.
Little Nightmares (2017) isn’t as good as its prequel — and that’s partially because of the game’s rampant fatphobia problem.
Little Nightmares II is a satisfying puzzle platformer with a variety of genuine scares.
Thousands of people qualify for the COVID-19 vaccine because of their BMI. There's a lot to unpack there. Here's my personal attempt.