Trae Dorn - Writer/Witch/Weirdo.

@traegorn.bsky.social

Nerdy Genderqueer Wiccan Witch in WI. I make (geeky/witchy) podcasts, and write (queer) books and comics Ryan Kopf sued me twice They/Them My stuff: trhonline.com https://peregrine-lake.com / nerdandtie.com / bsfreewitchcraft.com / patreon.com/traegorn

Thanks to recent bullshit from shit like Anime Matsuri, New Mexico Comic Expo, & every usual chud on Twitter, folks are now relitigating this shit on Reddit, FB, & in the comments of my video, repeating talking points from 7 years ago that we have documentation of being wholly fucking incorrect.

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• 3 hours ago
I don't know how it is even the discussion anymore. Vic was innocent and no evidence sufficient enough exist to suggest other wise.
Diana Soreil@silencedrowns.bsky.social · yesterday

it is 2006. I am warning my friends that Vic Mignogna is unsafe and not to be trusted. it is 2026. I am warning the internet that Vic Mignogna is still unsafe and still not to be trusted. WHEN WILL THIS END?!

Honestly fuck Tony Evers for endorsing Crowley. If Crowley was such a good candidate Evers would have endorsed him before he dropped out the first time. We get it, Evers is salty over his bill not getting passed. And he seems happy to torpedo the race out of revenge.

Blog Entry: Baseball, Family, and Unexpected Construction Crews

Baseball, Family, and Unexpected Construction Crews

This last weekend Crysta and I got in the truck and made the drive down to Milwaukee to see my parents. Several family members on my Dad's side of the family had flown into town for what is, normaly, a weekend where we go to a ballgame. Unfortunately, with the Brewers playing the Cubs, those tickets were way too expensive, so instead we watched the game on a TV in the garage and just turned it into a fairly nice family party. It was nice, as I haven't seen some of these people in years, and it was good to get together. A lot of my contact with that side of the family used to be through events at my late grandmother's house, so things have been a bit more loosey goosey over the last few years. Honestly, folks are just pretty spread out, so it's hard to do a lot now that there isn't a midwestern home base for people to stay at. Of course, it wasn't an exactly pain-free trip. On Friday night, when we were about an hour away from my folks' house, I got a text from my mom that the water had been shut off at their house. They'd gotten a notice while they were out for dinner, as something had apparently gone wrong. When we rolled in a little before ten, halfway down the block there were a bunch of workers doing probably their least favorite tihng to do on a Friday night. So that meant we couldn't take showers until after midnight, which, y'know, wasn't great. And then, of course, we got woken up by construction across the street at six thirty in the morning, which I'm fairly certain is against local ordinances, but what the hell do I know. I kind of get why they were doing the work then -- we've since been hit by an obnoxious heat wave -- it still sucked though. But, with all the minor frustrations, the party was good, and I was happy to see my family. Could have done without being woken up on Sunday by the same construction crews too though. Oh yeah, "The Perfect Host," Book 5 in the Mia Graves Saga is now available for pre-order on Kindle, Kobo, and Paperback!

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