Catto’s Post Office is a quick, well-designed adventure with adorable art.
My partner recommend Spirit City Lofi Sessions to get me through my thesis semester and after a few days of using it, I am totally hooked.
Nine books I enjoyed in June, July, and August 2024.
Sweet and simple matchmaking sim Love, Ghostie from Janbeh Games offers dozens of possibilities—and tons to collect.
I played as many Wholesome Games demos as I could during the 2024 Steam Celebration. These are my six favorites.
Devolver Digital’s The Crush House is a unique management sim, but its mechanics don’t support the advertised gameplay experience.
Comics writer and editor Stephanie Cooke advocates for industry transparency and creator equity at every turn—even when she’s talking about her queer YA debut, Pillow Talk.
Candy Is Dandy podcast host Daniel Zafran explains the show’s unique format and why he’s taken such an interest in sweet treats.
My Little Scythe from Stonemaier Games boasts an impressive action economy and unique mechanics for a truly family-friendly experience.
Rolling Hills: Make Sushi, Make Friends is a simplistic sim game with beautiful food design and sweet character quests.
Eight books I enjoyed in April and May 2024.
When chronic back pain turned into a progressive, degenerative neurological syndrome, I had to have emergency spine surgery. Here’s what happened.
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.
