Brian "Dr." White

@androidacademia.bsky.social

Asst Prof of Japanese. SF, discourse, and subjectivity. Nerd for games of all stripes. He/him/あいつ. Do not quote the old skeets at me, witch. I was there when they were written. 🚫AI 日本SF、言説、主体性を研究している教師。TTRPG、ボードゲーム好き。投稿はほぼ英語で。

Kansai academicians! looking for someone to cover my grad courses in the 2027 academic year (yay sabbatical): Public Diplomacy Intro to Japan Studies Japan in East Asia Shoot me a DM or email if you are interested. Each course is MA-level, sometimes PhD students auditing. Usually 8-15 students.

A question for the creators here: Can anyone recommend distributors or distribution partners to contact if a Japan-based publisher wants to sell physical TTRPG rulebooks in US and Europe?

I lived in Seattle juuuuust long enough that I can confirm this. That said, one of the reasons I generally stopped carrying an umbrella (besides COVID lockdowns) was because it didn't truly RAIN. It was just ambiently wet. Nothing was really falling in a way that an umbrella would block.

Zack Davisson@zackdavisson.com · 2w ago

It is a quirk of Seattle people that we do not use umbrellas. It can pour rain on us and we'll just put up our hoods. Its our way of showing that the rain does not bother us. You can always tell tourists or transplants in Seattle--they use umbrellas.