Hell yeah. I love watching this man take a stance.

Hi, I'm four babies in a trenchcoat. My interests include grown-up things like businessing and adulting. I am definitely an adult. Ignore the first sentence.

He is a fellow woke moralist? Based and HRT-pilled.

I don't really have any niche knowledge; I'm basically an idiot. You make a very fair point. It just doesn't apply to me.

FTL FTW.

Oh, that's more than I did. I just dipped. Here's hoping I didn't make someone feel snubbed.

Sir Brante is fantastic. 10 out of 10, would get beaten to death by my grandpa again.

If you must.

Right? It just slaps so hard.

One of my favourite books of all time. Do you have the full colour edition?

I can't believe you got away with that one.

If that's your vibe, try Blindsight by Peter Watts. It's a very technical examination of the phenomenon of consciousness which isn't afraid to get into the weeds, but never quite gets lost in them.

The Gospel Singer by Harry Crews. It's a masterpiece of grit lit. If you're not one to shy away from themes like religious obsession, violence and racism, I can highly recommend it.

That's the one. I'll see you over there. Good luck; I hope you find some good advice.

PhehdeevirsÉ.

Fountain pen on paper is my preference. At least for the first draft. I edit as I transcribe.

To a certain extent, yes. I just find that the pacing works well for me. I think of a sentence, and I can edit it as I write, trying to balance the words properly. I find that I do less editing overall if I write more slowly the first time.

No worries. And sorry for the wall of text in my previous comment. I get excited sometimes.

I would have let a different sperm inseminate the ovum.

But, like, didn't we? Where's the lie?