Colin O' Mahoney

@colinomahoney.bsky.social

Writer for TV and comics. Storytelling, comics, board games, lists in bios. He/him. End Direct Provision.

A cost-of-living crisis isn't the easiest time to sell art, but: www.ciaraioch.com is where you can support my work, with each archival-quality print on textured heavy paper being produced here in Ireland, shipping internationally in eco-friendly packaging, with free mini-treats in every order 🎁

Collage of different prints from my online storeClose up of the Irish Aquatic Life printLinocut print of Men Of The Blaskets, with small flowers beside itImbolc print next to purple flowers

#speirgorm #speirghorm #art #traditionalart #artist

they’ve just broken ground on a massive new Cursed Tomb near me. When it’s finished it’ll cause the river to dry up and blight the very land around it, and there will be a constant wailing noise that drives you insane? It’s critical though to power the ghouls and wraiths transforming our economy

These are the companies that Ireland kowtow to. Bending over backwards to welcome the dystopia into our country, and by association, Europe, where they can avoid consequence because our data protection commissioners are the definition of regulatory capture.

Meta bans ads for Virginia Woolf play in Spain because they relate to feminism

Theatre told that Facebook and Instagram filter out ads mentioning ‘social topics’ such as civil rights or feminism

theguardian.com

Cory Doctorow's newsletter is daily, so it's a lot of content, but I regard it as essential for many reasons - primarily keeping up to date on A.I and various other tech broligarcy/capitalism scams. This quote (by way of science fiction writer Steven Brust) really hits home for me:

Cory Doctorow's newsletter is essential reading on the intersection between technology and capitalism: "This is the kind of doctrine you can only fully embrace after sustaining the kind of highly specific neurological injury that is induced by taking an economics degree"