Jim Munroe

@jimmunroe.net

He/him. SF novelist/filmmaker at http://jimmunroe.net ~ Producer/Narrative designer ~ Co-founded Hand Eye Society, now Game Arts International Network and Toronto Games Week ~ Designed IF tool http://texturewriter.com

Would you like to go for a Wonder Wander with me? I am leading a very casual Humber walk combined with some time for creative writing or drawing, in case you know anyone who would like that in their life before the end of the summer. Limited $10 tickets here: luma.com/k3fzfa6j #mysticmutualaid

Wonder Wander · Luma

A guided group walk through our gloriously green river ravine with several silent stops to write or draw in our notebooks. ☁️ Walk and talk with other creative…

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You may have heard whispers on the wind, but this is no ordinary #TOJam... This is TOJam's 20th Anniversary!🎉 How has this been going on that long?! To celebrate, this year we have a special theme for the jam: All of them 🥳This year's theme is: Mash-up Any 2 Previous Themes!🥳

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i think ive paid gabe newell more from the proceeds of my games than i've paid the government, but gabe doesn't pave my roads or fund my schools or feed the kids in my community probably a few overdue conversations to be had about maybe paying less gabes before we pay less taxes or something

they say you are over the hill bc as you approach middle age, you stand atop that hill, a great vantage point from which to survey the low-lying territory that is your elder years, and then against your better judgement you begin to walk down, a brave adventurer, into the onslaught you will not win

A panel from Roaming by Jillian and Mariko Tamaki. I love how it incidentally captures trying to squeeze a takeout container into a too-full garbage can -- a weirdly familar moment I've never seen in print.

A panel from Roaming by Jillian and Mariko Tamaki that captures trying to squeeze a takeout container into a too-full garbage can.

At Sitges, the sci-fi and horror film festival just outside Barcelona. Really amazed at how it totally transforms the town... There's even a statue of the festival's mascot! It's been going since the late 1960s.

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