Maid & Lion

@maidandlion.bsky.social

Former Games Industry washout, but chill about it. Current visual novel maker. My Toxic Yuri Jam entry is here, for fans of toxic yuri and the kafka-esc moral unease of corporate america. https://maidandlion.itch.io/asepsis

I've been reading Alfred Bester's "The Demolished Man" and it's absolutely great: Bester has this really Jack Kirby energy where it feels like he's throwing these very visual and create set-pieces at you as fast as you can read them. And the depiction of telepathy is really neat...

Katherine out here laying down Truth. I have a lot more boundaries here than I used to when I was on twitter, and I do sometimes miss the way I used to feel like I was actually making friends and expressing myself back in the day? But honestly, it's best for everybody.

Katherine Alejandra Cross@quinnae.com · 7d ago

It's social media. Ellis isn't wrong, of course. Rowling clearly let all manner of criticism get deep under her skin. But that's downstream of Rowling *exposing* herself to so much of it without a filter, and responding to it without any mediation. Because she's addicted to Twitter.

i need more people to talk about my vn where i can see it or i'm going to die. we're not going back to forums i know we're not going back to forums we're never going back to forums. but i'm about to start auditing discord servers

Anyway, I've been reading John le Carre lately, and his reputation as the serious, down-to-earth spy novelist left me completely unprepared for the fact that he's often really funny, and his supporting characters are really colorful?

I have been struggling to find something new to say about "Asepsis" since I released it a month ago. I will say, all the positive reviews have been incredible to see. This is my second visual novel, and I made comics before that, but this is the first time I feel like I'm really reaching people.

'i wish the west had the amateur doujin game scenes that led to tsukihime etc' you best start believing in amateur game scenes... cause you're in one