…Maybe I should put up one of those thermometers.
Don’t worry, I’m not freaking out. It was a good birthday, and thanks to family money I was able to get a new Chromebook. which I kind of needed because the old one was starting to have pieces break off. No, really. I’m holding the thing together with [Scotch tape] — oh, hey, look! Microfiction! See, man? It all coheres. The Great Wheel of the Gig Economy.
Bold Marauder (all free!):
Prologue
Chapter 1, Part 1
Chapter 1, Part 2
Moe Lane
Are you advertising anywhere beyond this fine establishment? I wonder how many of us here are still not yet subs.
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Come now by Lurking brothers, give our host his Due! I have thrown money at him, and been rewarded richly!
Twitter and Facebook, pretty much. The truth of the matter is that — much as I expected, honestly — getting out of politics meant losing a *lot* of eyeballs, not to mention my previous social network. :shrug: Such is the nature of the system. It’s not like I’m missing any meals.
That is unfortunate. OTOH, I’ve lost interest is may of my previous favorite authors because they could not leave politics. Your work is appreciated by *some* of us anyhow…
These are indeed the Crazy Years. On the bright side, I’m not living in Syria.