Today on my Patreon, we take a look at a passage from Book 2 in the Dresden Files series and address how lore could be passed upon the reader without being boring and incurring in inconsistencies. You can read it here.

"All this he saw, for one moment breathless and intense, vivid on the morning sky; and still, as he looked, he lived; and still, as he lived, he wondered."
― Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows
Today on my Patreon, we take a look at a passage from Book 2 in the Dresden Files series and address how lore could be passed upon the reader without being boring and incurring in inconsistencies. You can read it here.


Mi sono avvicinata qualche tempo fa alla serie di gialli giapponesi che vedono come protagonista Kindaichi Kōsuke, scritti da Seishi Yokomizo ed editi in Italia da Sellerio, e devo dire che ho sentimenti contrastanti nei confronti della serie. Da una parte, l’approccio al romanzo giallo

Saving Beauty (La Salvezza del Bello in Italian) is a short philosophical book (original German title: Schönheit retten) by cultural theorist Byung‑Chul Han, and it focuses on a critique of contemporary, consumerist notions of beauty, delving of course with the impact of digital technologies on

Introduction: the question from LinkedIn A friend of mine posted recently about an engineer on their team who had, without being asked, put in an enormous amount of work over a weekend. The post asked a good question: once you’ve seen someone operate at that

Mi sono avvicinata qualche tempo fa alla serie di gialli giapponesi che vedono come protagonista Kindaichi Kōsuke, scritti da Seishi Yokomizo ed editi in Italia da Sellerio, e devo dire che ho sentimenti contrastanti nei confronti della serie. Da una parte, l’approccio al romanzo giallo

Saving Beauty (La Salvezza del Bello in Italian) is a short philosophical book (original German title: Schönheit retten) by cultural theorist Byung‑Chul Han, and it focuses on a critique of contemporary, consumerist notions of beauty, delving of course with the impact of digital technologies on

Introduction: the question from LinkedIn A friend of mine posted recently about an engineer on their team who had, without being asked, put in an enormous amount of work over a weekend. The post asked a good question: once you’ve seen someone operate at that
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