vivdunstan: Fountain pen picture (fountain pens)
Most probably on my academic blog for my occasional musings:
  • (long overdue) on ethnicity DNA tests (I have strong thoughts!)
  • 19th century Scottish passport records
  • the tentatively titled “Bookshops as alienating ableist spaces? Thoughts as a reader with progressive neurological illness reading difficulties.” - that one might prove quite provocative ...
It's a really good sign that I am thinking of writing these soon, a good sign that I'm recovering more and more. Though it may take me a while to get to them, I do now have a to-do list of blog posts to have fun writing. I hand draft blog posts with a fountain pen, then quickly type them up, very quick edit and post. I find writing by hand generates a freer sense of content than if I type. I usually surprise myself with what I come up with.

I am also hoping soon to get going on IFComp games. But at the moment, apart from some awake time at night, I am just asleep.
vivdunstan: Part of own photo taken in local university botanic gardens. Tree trunks rise atmospherically, throwing shadows from the sun on the ground. (Default)
I’m nearly finished with the time travelling movie making scifi novel (it’s good!), so am looking ahead to what long fiction I will be reading next. Here are my main planned reads for early June 2023. Most of which are already underway. 1/ reread Little Dorrit by Charles Dickens; 2/ continue Patrick Troughton biography; 3/ continue family tale of two Tolkien brothers; 4/ continue Luther Arkwright graphic novel reread; 5/ read a rail travel book; and 6/ continue reading the large print Fall of Numenor book.

Grid of 6 book covers in 2 rows of 3. In the top row are the Dickens book with a black and white design, the Patrick Troughton book showing him as the Second Doctor playing the recorder, and two young Tolkien brothers side by side on their book cover. On the bottom row are a brightly coloured comic book cover for Luther Arkwright, a scarily hot orange looking cover to Not Cool Europe By Train in a Heatwave, and the Fall of Numenor book has a simple blue and white drawn design against a black background.

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vivdunstan: Part of own photo taken in local university botanic gardens. Tree trunks rise atmospherically, throwing shadows from the sun on the ground. (Default)
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