Who's on First Watch? — The Daggerheart Table That Feels Scripted (Without a Script)
A love letter to Who's on First Watch?, the self-funded Daggerheart actual play that sounds professionally produced.
- with Odin Halvorson
- 5 min read
A love letter to Who's on First Watch?, the self-funded Daggerheart actual play that sounds professionally produced.
parenting
A day at the beach turns sour when inconsiderate visitors park machines on the sand where children play, filling the air with gasoline fumes.
Sam Raimi
Sam Raimi’s 2002 Spider-Man remains the gold standard for superhero origin stories, blending earnest storytelling with groundbreaking visuals.
mind-body connection
When my dad died, I discovered how deeply the mind impacts the body.
student debt
The with student loans getting hiked by the Feds, new data reveals half of those with debt could face payment hikes of $500+ monthly.
nature writing
I am suddenly reminded of the little body in the street from some days before—the little body still and unmoving in the middle of the road.
Democratic Party
The Democratic Party is spending $40 million to attack progressive candidates like Abdul El-Sayed and Kai Newkirk—leaders who champion Medicare for All, economic justice, and real accountability. These grassroots champions are being silenced while the establishment clings to a failing status quo.
retro tech
The Commodore Callback 8020 is a $399 retro flip phone running Sailfish OS with system-level social media and browser blocking.
em dash
As a teacher, proofreader, and writer, I am perhaps unusually passionate about the em dash. I feel personally incised by the way people are abandoning this punctuation mark.
libraries
It started in 1970, and it's still taking people by surprise. Yet, despite vicious and villainous attacks, there's still hope.
activism
Consumer choices alone cannot dismantle systemic injustices. You want change? That takes collective action through unions, activist groups, and political engagement to challenge monopolies and unethical market practices.
Capitalism
Alex Karp’s philosophy degree didn’t fail him—he failed it, and now he’s desperate to make sure no one else learns how to think critically either.
Poems harvested and forged from hours of solitude spent in wild places; poems that carry medicine specific to a local watershed; medicine meant for human and more than human ears.
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