Just one thing: 16 March 2026
Mar. 16th, 2026 06:45 amIt's challenge time!
Comment with Just One Thing you've accomplished in the last 24 hours or so. It doesn't have to be a hard thing, or even a thing that you think is particularly awesome. Just a thing that you did.
Feel free to share more than one thing if you're feeling particularly accomplished!
Extra credit: find someone in the comments and give them props for what they achieved!
Nothing is too big, too small, too strange or too cryptic. And in case you'd rather do this in private, anonymous comments are screened. I will only unscreen if you ask me to.
Go!
Comment with Just One Thing you've accomplished in the last 24 hours or so. It doesn't have to be a hard thing, or even a thing that you think is particularly awesome. Just a thing that you did.
Feel free to share more than one thing if you're feeling particularly accomplished!
Extra credit: find someone in the comments and give them props for what they achieved!
Nothing is too big, too small, too strange or too cryptic. And in case you'd rather do this in private, anonymous comments are screened. I will only unscreen if you ask me to.
Go!
so tired
Mar. 16th, 2026 09:00 amEvery time I lay down for a nap or an early night, or stay in bed for a longer sleep-in, I get disrupted by someone.
I'm not sleeping well. Is it a stress thing? A perimenopause thing? A thing with the weather? A 'life the universe and the end of the world as we know it' thing? Who even knows!
Unfortunately, I don't get a break in evening events until Thursday. And while I could stay home for each of them, in the first instance I'm the president, in the second a young woman is coming along for the first time, and in the third it's a social event.
I think I may have to take the sleeping drugs tonight. Well, melatonin.
I'm not sleeping well. Is it a stress thing? A perimenopause thing? A thing with the weather? A 'life the universe and the end of the world as we know it' thing? Who even knows!
Unfortunately, I don't get a break in evening events until Thursday. And while I could stay home for each of them, in the first instance I'm the president, in the second a young woman is coming along for the first time, and in the third it's a social event.
I think I may have to take the sleeping drugs tonight. Well, melatonin.
The Jewish War: Book 3
Mar. 15th, 2026 10:30 pmLast week: The Jews are basically in an abusive relationship with Rome and have no good options; they choose the particular bad option of picking a war with Rome that they can't win. The Romans are terrible. Also continuing discussion here about Britannicus, Messalina, and the Praetorians.
This week: Vespasian comes down like a ton of bricks. That whole !!!! part of Josephus happens, where he gets stuck in the cave with a bunch of others and invents and wins the Josephus problem (well, in the text it says they draw lots, so he doesn't actually really cite what developed into the problem) (*) and surrenders to the Romans once he and another guy are the only ones left, and prophesies to Vespasian that he will become emperor. (
selenak: Is it Feuchtwanger's invention to add the nomenclature of Messiah in there too? That definitely... upped the ante.)
(I'll comment more on this tomorrow -- I got done with the reading late and obviously barely got this written.)
Next week: first part of book 4? Where to?
(*) E. wanted to know what I was reading, so I told her about the Josephus problem, and she said, "Real-world applications of math!"
This week: Vespasian comes down like a ton of bricks. That whole !!!! part of Josephus happens, where he gets stuck in the cave with a bunch of others and invents and wins the Josephus problem (well, in the text it says they draw lots, so he doesn't actually really cite what developed into the problem) (*) and surrenders to the Romans once he and another guy are the only ones left, and prophesies to Vespasian that he will become emperor. (
(I'll comment more on this tomorrow -- I got done with the reading late and obviously barely got this written.)
Next week: first part of book 4? Where to?
(*) E. wanted to know what I was reading, so I told her about the Josephus problem, and she said, "Real-world applications of math!"
Daily Happiness
Mar. 15th, 2026 09:32 pm1. We made mac and cheese for lunch inspired by the ramen mac and cheese we had at DCA last night. Added dashi in the water while the macaroni was boiling, and topped with furikake (all we had was gomashio, which is a mix of black sesame seeds and chunky salt) and it was delicious but we decided adding toasted panko really would make it better, so we actually ended up making it again for dinner with the panko. It was so good. Carla bought a different type of furikake at the store today but I just used the gomashio again and that went so good with the panko. Will definitely be making mac and cheese this way again.
2. A couple weeks ago I got the annual Costco rewards gift certificate and we finally braved Costco today so we could use it. We weren't going directly home, so that saved us from being tempted by any perishable products and we pretty much stuck to our list of basics that we needed to stock up on.
3. The weekend is over and I'm not thrilled about that but it was a pretty nice weekend overall.
4. Molly loves being in this window, hidden behind the curtain.

2. A couple weeks ago I got the annual Costco rewards gift certificate and we finally braved Costco today so we could use it. We weren't going directly home, so that saved us from being tempted by any perishable products and we pretty much stuck to our list of basics that we needed to stock up on.
3. The weekend is over and I'm not thrilled about that but it was a pretty nice weekend overall.
4. Molly loves being in this window, hidden behind the curtain.

scaturient
Mar. 16th, 2026 12:01 amadjective: 1. Overflowing. 2. Overly demonstrative; effusive.
Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere
Mar. 16th, 2026 02:10 pmSo, just about everyone I know irl has been talking about this new Louis Theroux documentary in which he interviews manosphere influencers and tries to figure out what makes them tick.
I found it a worthwhile but frustrating watch. Frustrating not because of anything Theroux does - he is courteous and perceptive throughout, and imo strikes a very good balance between his moral obligation to challenge toxic rhetoric and his pragmatic need to be non-threatening so his subjects will keep talking - but frustrating because the whole topic is just so wretched, and because, as with all far right movements, there really is no mutual good-faith conversation to be had. The men who are profiting off the manosphere aren't interested in good faith. As this documentary exposes, they're barely even interested in their own professed ideology. The only thing they care about is making money, and they've learnt through experience that saying vile shit gets them attention they can cash in on. So it doesn't matter how much blatant bullshit you catch them out on. Bullshit is controversy, and controversy is attention, and attention is profit. Heads they win, tails you lose.
What I will say is that their "victory" is one of the most hollow things I've ever witnessed in my life. These influencers are spending their whole lives pumping iron, prowling the streets for "content", and making the shallowest possible small talk with parasocially overinvested strangers. Young men whose lives supposedly revolve around all the hot sex they're getting (that YOU could get too, if only you stopped making excuses for yourself and invested all the savings from your after-school McDonalds job in this crypto scam they're flogging!) are hosting pool parties for crowds of OnlyFans models just to sit in a corner glued to their phones, too busy keeping up with the tepid memes being spammed by teenage boys in their livestream chats to notice all the near-naked women flaunting tits and ass right in their faces. They brag about the freedom of not having to attend a nine-to-five job, but instead of answering to a traditional boss, they're instead beholden to fickle social media algorithms and the whims of attention-span-challenged audiences who require ever more extreme behaviour to keep them engaged. Like, fuck. I'd take a regular human manager any day of the week.
I will also say that the contrast between all these puffed-up, roided-out, hypermasculine peacocks and the polite, scrawny, middle-aged British man interviewing them was really something to behold. It was fragile overcompensation vs authentic self-confidence blown up to an almost cartoonish degree. I particularly enjoyed the little tongue-in-cheek sting at the end where Theroux, having been good-naturedly "humiliated" on the boxing arcade machine earlier in the documentary, got in one last make-up swing on his own that earned a far more impressive score. It was a very sly way of saying "See, I could hold my own in you guys' macho dick-waving contests if I wanted to! I just don't want to, because why the fuck would I?" and I love him for it.
I also love him for the compassion he was able to maintain towards the men he talked to, even and especially when they wanted to make it all into some him-vs-them fight for survival. Manosphere influencers are some of social media's lowest-hanging fruit in terms of hateability. Looking at the bright-eyed little boys they used to be and reflecting, with an open heart, on what went wrong in their lives to make a life of vapid and viciously competitive materialism look like something to aspire to is much less emotionally satisfying than fuming over their outrageous behaviour. But at some point I guess we just have to reflect anyway, because a whole new generation of bright-eyed little boys are being drawn in by this content before they've developed the critical thinking skills to resist it. Seeing that part - seeing crowds of boys whose voices had barely dropped yet flock to these jerks on the street - was more upsetting by far than anything the jerks themselves have ever said. Theroux didn't offer a solution and I sure as shit don't have one either, but at least making the effort to step outside the cycle of outrage seems as good a place as any to start.
I found it a worthwhile but frustrating watch. Frustrating not because of anything Theroux does - he is courteous and perceptive throughout, and imo strikes a very good balance between his moral obligation to challenge toxic rhetoric and his pragmatic need to be non-threatening so his subjects will keep talking - but frustrating because the whole topic is just so wretched, and because, as with all far right movements, there really is no mutual good-faith conversation to be had. The men who are profiting off the manosphere aren't interested in good faith. As this documentary exposes, they're barely even interested in their own professed ideology. The only thing they care about is making money, and they've learnt through experience that saying vile shit gets them attention they can cash in on. So it doesn't matter how much blatant bullshit you catch them out on. Bullshit is controversy, and controversy is attention, and attention is profit. Heads they win, tails you lose.
What I will say is that their "victory" is one of the most hollow things I've ever witnessed in my life. These influencers are spending their whole lives pumping iron, prowling the streets for "content", and making the shallowest possible small talk with parasocially overinvested strangers. Young men whose lives supposedly revolve around all the hot sex they're getting (that YOU could get too, if only you stopped making excuses for yourself and invested all the savings from your after-school McDonalds job in this crypto scam they're flogging!) are hosting pool parties for crowds of OnlyFans models just to sit in a corner glued to their phones, too busy keeping up with the tepid memes being spammed by teenage boys in their livestream chats to notice all the near-naked women flaunting tits and ass right in their faces. They brag about the freedom of not having to attend a nine-to-five job, but instead of answering to a traditional boss, they're instead beholden to fickle social media algorithms and the whims of attention-span-challenged audiences who require ever more extreme behaviour to keep them engaged. Like, fuck. I'd take a regular human manager any day of the week.
I will also say that the contrast between all these puffed-up, roided-out, hypermasculine peacocks and the polite, scrawny, middle-aged British man interviewing them was really something to behold. It was fragile overcompensation vs authentic self-confidence blown up to an almost cartoonish degree. I particularly enjoyed the little tongue-in-cheek sting at the end where Theroux, having been good-naturedly "humiliated" on the boxing arcade machine earlier in the documentary, got in one last make-up swing on his own that earned a far more impressive score. It was a very sly way of saying "See, I could hold my own in you guys' macho dick-waving contests if I wanted to! I just don't want to, because why the fuck would I?" and I love him for it.
I also love him for the compassion he was able to maintain towards the men he talked to, even and especially when they wanted to make it all into some him-vs-them fight for survival. Manosphere influencers are some of social media's lowest-hanging fruit in terms of hateability. Looking at the bright-eyed little boys they used to be and reflecting, with an open heart, on what went wrong in their lives to make a life of vapid and viciously competitive materialism look like something to aspire to is much less emotionally satisfying than fuming over their outrageous behaviour. But at some point I guess we just have to reflect anyway, because a whole new generation of bright-eyed little boys are being drawn in by this content before they've developed the critical thinking skills to resist it. Seeing that part - seeing crowds of boys whose voices had barely dropped yet flock to these jerks on the street - was more upsetting by far than anything the jerks themselves have ever said. Theroux didn't offer a solution and I sure as shit don't have one either, but at least making the effort to step outside the cycle of outrage seems as good a place as any to start.
Writerly Ways
Mar. 15th, 2026 11:30 pmI made it to OH. Rocket is happy to see me. Shingles are all over the place. most of my porch is falling in. I need to text all this nonsense to my landlords.
I have no real writing thoughts but I DO have a question. How do you handle the scenes that won't leave you alone even if they are nowhere near where you are in the story? I have a habit of playing them in my head for weeks/months/years until I finally get to that place in the story/series but by then I'm tired of them and they don't feel new or exciting any more. I'd like to find a better way.
Open Calls
The Journal of Compressed Creative Arts Compressed Creative Arts, any genre, has to be under 600 words
Thema: Waiting In Line Waiting in line
Flash Fiction Online Special Call: “Tiny Gods” Flash Fiction Online Special Call: “Tiny Gods”
The Rotting Leaf April 2026 Window Darker ecology-themed stories
Shallow Waters Flash Fiction Contest March 2026 Archival Horror
They Are Still Here Fantasy tales of resistance and resilience
5 Paying Literary Magazines to Submit to in March 2026
Horror Publishers Accepting Submissions. for 2026, this includes major publishers
84 Specialized Manuscript Publishers Open to Submissions
From Around the Web
The Gothic Moors: Why Isolation Still Works
5 Ways to Develop Character Voices
How Do You Know If You’re Ready to Query?
When the Comments Section Is Challenging
The Perfection of the Wrong Word
In Medias Res: It’s Not About the Explosions
From Betty
Five Ways to Add Conflict to Your Story
Five Steps to a Great Plot Twist
Accounting for Character Identification
The Three Ways to Keep Your Story Short here's one for me to absorb
Five Ways to Solve the First Officer Problem
Is Your Story Cohesive? What You Should Know
Using Contradictions to Create Microtension – Part 6.
Reading and Hearing
Ooo La La: 5 Steps to Write Uncomfortable Scenes
Healthy Coping Mechanism Thesaurus: Celebrating Small Wins
When to get feedback on a novel
Celebrate Your Writing Progress Even When Life Isn’t Perfect
How to Keep Writing When Life Gets Busy: 3 Practical Tips for Writers
When Writing Advice Conflicts: How Writers Can Discern What to Change
My Brain is Not My Friend Right Now: the Challenges of Working with a Quirky Brain
Reality…But Better: Never Let Facts Get in the Way of Fiction
Five Worldbuilding Mistakes Even Enthusiasts Make
Six Ways to Keep Characters in the Danger Zone
Establishing and Satisfying Plot Threads
When Dark and Sensitive Content Is Worth It
Using Contradictions to Create Masterful Microtension – Part 4
Using Contradictions to Create Microtension – Part 5
Play Isn't the Opposite of Discipline
The Two Things Every Novel Needs
Research Words of Wisdom
Five Tips For Increasing Tension
Why We Procrastinate and How To Stop
How to Write Powerful Story Beats
How to Write Authentic Character Behavior
Coping Mechanism Thesaurus Entry: Overindulging
The View from Inside: On Adding Interiority to Your Fiction
your query letter isn't the problem
How to Write Epic Fantasy Without Overcomplicating Your Story
How to Overcome Writer’s Block with a Simple Writer’s Affirmation Video
Why Writing by Hand Boosts Memory, Creativity, and Brain Health for Writers
Kishōtenketsu Story Structure: What It Is, How It Works, and How It Compares to Western Plotting
Embodied Writing: How to Get Out of Your Head and Into Your Story.
When a Writer Does More Than One Thing
Reading as an Agent
I have no real writing thoughts but I DO have a question. How do you handle the scenes that won't leave you alone even if they are nowhere near where you are in the story? I have a habit of playing them in my head for weeks/months/years until I finally get to that place in the story/series but by then I'm tired of them and they don't feel new or exciting any more. I'd like to find a better way.
Open Calls
The Journal of Compressed Creative Arts Compressed Creative Arts, any genre, has to be under 600 words
Thema: Waiting In Line Waiting in line
Flash Fiction Online Special Call: “Tiny Gods” Flash Fiction Online Special Call: “Tiny Gods”
The Rotting Leaf April 2026 Window Darker ecology-themed stories
Shallow Waters Flash Fiction Contest March 2026 Archival Horror
They Are Still Here Fantasy tales of resistance and resilience
5 Paying Literary Magazines to Submit to in March 2026
Horror Publishers Accepting Submissions. for 2026, this includes major publishers
84 Specialized Manuscript Publishers Open to Submissions
From Around the Web
The Gothic Moors: Why Isolation Still Works
5 Ways to Develop Character Voices
How Do You Know If You’re Ready to Query?
When the Comments Section Is Challenging
The Perfection of the Wrong Word
In Medias Res: It’s Not About the Explosions
From Betty
Five Ways to Add Conflict to Your Story
Five Steps to a Great Plot Twist
Accounting for Character Identification
The Three Ways to Keep Your Story Short here's one for me to absorb
Five Ways to Solve the First Officer Problem
Is Your Story Cohesive? What You Should Know
Using Contradictions to Create Microtension – Part 6.
Reading and Hearing
Ooo La La: 5 Steps to Write Uncomfortable Scenes
Healthy Coping Mechanism Thesaurus: Celebrating Small Wins
When to get feedback on a novel
Celebrate Your Writing Progress Even When Life Isn’t Perfect
How to Keep Writing When Life Gets Busy: 3 Practical Tips for Writers
When Writing Advice Conflicts: How Writers Can Discern What to Change
My Brain is Not My Friend Right Now: the Challenges of Working with a Quirky Brain
Reality…But Better: Never Let Facts Get in the Way of Fiction
Five Worldbuilding Mistakes Even Enthusiasts Make
Six Ways to Keep Characters in the Danger Zone
Establishing and Satisfying Plot Threads
When Dark and Sensitive Content Is Worth It
Using Contradictions to Create Masterful Microtension – Part 4
Using Contradictions to Create Microtension – Part 5
Play Isn't the Opposite of Discipline
The Two Things Every Novel Needs
Research Words of Wisdom
Five Tips For Increasing Tension
Why We Procrastinate and How To Stop
How to Write Powerful Story Beats
How to Write Authentic Character Behavior
Coping Mechanism Thesaurus Entry: Overindulging
The View from Inside: On Adding Interiority to Your Fiction
your query letter isn't the problem
How to Write Epic Fantasy Without Overcomplicating Your Story
How to Overcome Writer’s Block with a Simple Writer’s Affirmation Video
Why Writing by Hand Boosts Memory, Creativity, and Brain Health for Writers
Kishōtenketsu Story Structure: What It Is, How It Works, and How It Compares to Western Plotting
Embodied Writing: How to Get Out of Your Head and Into Your Story.
When a Writer Does More Than One Thing
Reading as an Agent
Goblin Emperor: Four Sisters by Akallabeth
Mar. 15th, 2026 07:57 pmFandom: the Goblin Emperor
Pairings/Characters: Ursu Perenched, Holitho Sevraseched, Nadeian Vizhenka, Shaleän Sevraseched
Rating: Gen
Length: 9k
Creator Links:
Akallabeth
Theme: siblings, minor characters, book fandoms, small fandoms, family, gen, female characters
Summary: Short scenes from the lives of four (half-)sisters, the unacknowledged daughters of the Great Avar.
Canon-compliant, to the best of my knowledge and ability.
Reccer's Notes: We only get a sentence in canon about each of these four sisters, but the details we get are really interesting. This is one of the best fics exploring the scant details we get.
Fanwork Links: Four Sisters
Pairings/Characters: Ursu Perenched, Holitho Sevraseched, Nadeian Vizhenka, Shaleän Sevraseched
Rating: Gen
Length: 9k
Creator Links:
Theme: siblings, minor characters, book fandoms, small fandoms, family, gen, female characters
Summary: Short scenes from the lives of four (half-)sisters, the unacknowledged daughters of the Great Avar.
Canon-compliant, to the best of my knowledge and ability.
Reccer's Notes: We only get a sentence in canon about each of these four sisters, but the details we get are really interesting. This is one of the best fics exploring the scant details we get.
Fanwork Links: Four Sisters
Long-term psychological effects of physical isolation
Mar. 16th, 2026 04:12 amHi!
I have a character in a sci-fi universe who ends up "shipwrecked" alone on a completely uninhabited planet for two years. The planet, and the specific environment he lands in, are perfectly habitable by humans (we are in soft scifi territory here, very Star Trek inspired) and he's able to survive with some effort. (The details of how are not really important to the story - I know at least that he's the kind of guy who'd be able to salvage some tech and emergency supplies from his wrecked ship, and I'm comfortable with brushing past the details of what exactly he brought with him - but if anyone's really interested in coming at it from that logistical angle, I won't stop you!)
What is more relevant to the story is how this experience would continue to affect him by the time he's back home safely. I think there are a bunch of possible avenues here and I'd love to see people's takes on how they would approach this or approach researching it. For example, here are some of my cursory thoughts:
I have a character in a sci-fi universe who ends up "shipwrecked" alone on a completely uninhabited planet for two years. The planet, and the specific environment he lands in, are perfectly habitable by humans (we are in soft scifi territory here, very Star Trek inspired) and he's able to survive with some effort. (The details of how are not really important to the story - I know at least that he's the kind of guy who'd be able to salvage some tech and emergency supplies from his wrecked ship, and I'm comfortable with brushing past the details of what exactly he brought with him - but if anyone's really interested in coming at it from that logistical angle, I won't stop you!)
What is more relevant to the story is how this experience would continue to affect him by the time he's back home safely. I think there are a bunch of possible avenues here and I'd love to see people's takes on how they would approach this or approach researching it. For example, here are some of my cursory thoughts:
- PTSD is certainly a likely long-term complication
- It's implied that his shipwrecking was not an accident/was engineered maliciously - I imagine this is something he has dwelt on heavily throughout the two years and will affect his ability to trust people (and to visit other uninhabited planets in the future!). Seems like it would be easy to get caught in delusional spirals in a situation like that.
- I know that prolonged isolation can cause hallucination/psychosis in some cases, especially in solitary confinement, sensory deprivation contexts, etc. Is that as much of a risk in this case? And if so, do you think he'd still be experiencing psychotic symptoms after the fact?
- One of his personality traits is that he's fairly attention-seeking - I think it's likely this incident will exacerbate that and make him more desperate for connection
- It'll probably alter how he approaches social situations in the future in general; that's something I'll definitely be thinking about
- Perhaps he got into the habit of talking to himself on the planet, and this never went away
Batman: proper rites by the magpie said (hollowmen)
Mar. 15th, 2026 07:44 pmFandom: Batman
Pairings/Characters: Jason Todd, Damian Wayne
Rating: gen
Length: 7k
Creator Links: the magpie said (hollowmen)
Theme: siblings,
Summary: Being a cat for three weeks has repercussions, it turns out.
Jason snacks his way through one of them. Damian reads books. Both of them drink a lot of tea. It's nice, mostly, which Jason finds highly suspicious.
Reccer's Notes: This is sweet and deeply in character for both of them
Fanwork Links: proper rites
(Note: other fics by this author have been recced, but under a different pseud--they used to be magpiemountains (hollowmen))
Pairings/Characters: Jason Todd, Damian Wayne
Rating: gen
Length: 7k
Creator Links: the magpie said (hollowmen)
Theme: siblings,
Summary: Being a cat for three weeks has repercussions, it turns out.
Jason snacks his way through one of them. Damian reads books. Both of them drink a lot of tea. It's nice, mostly, which Jason finds highly suspicious.
Reccer's Notes: This is sweet and deeply in character for both of them
Fanwork Links: proper rites
(Note: other fics by this author have been recced, but under a different pseud--they used to be magpiemountains (hollowmen))
Paul R. Ehrlich is dead
Mar. 15th, 2026 10:31 pmFinally.
Interestingly, although he died a couple of days ago, I couldn't find a news article to which I felt comfortable linking.
Interestingly, although he died a couple of days ago, I couldn't find a news article to which I felt comfortable linking.





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