
Storebound: Review and First Playthrough
This was my first playthrough of Storebound, and the game surprised me immediately. I expected something closer to Lethal Company or R.E.P.O. As in run

The Art of Pooping on Page (Or Writing without Fear)
Every writer wants to write better. Fewer have the guts to write badly first. But that’s how you learn writing without fear, by giving yourself

When the World’s on Fire, I Still Play
I was thinking the other day about how I haven’t posted game reviews in a while. I haven’t completely stopped playing, but I feel like
Marti Silvestre
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Slaying Writer’s Block – The Guide
Writer’s block. It’s the bane of every writer’s existence: that frustrating mental wall that leaves you staring at a blank page, caught between anxiety and

Golden Era Bingo: Your 2026 Vision Board Game
If goal lists make you feel behind before you even start, there’s nothing wrong with you.And you’re not alone in that feeling. Every December, we’re

How to Plan Your Best Year Yet: Practical Tips and Creative Ideas
As 2024 winds down, I find myself immersed in a ritual I take very, very, very seriously: notebooks, planners, and the sacred art of organizing

How Writers Can Stay Authentic While Navigating Social Media Validation in 2025
still remember the sting of watching a post I poured my heart into sit quietly, unnoticed, while something hastily thrown together soared. It’s been happening

Overcoming Creative Burnout: How to Reignite Your Passion
There’s a unique kind of ache that comes with creative burnout. It’s not loud or dramatic; it’s a quiet erosion. You sit down to create,

How to Build a Simple Writing Routine for Consistency and Success
We’ve all been there: staring at a blank page, knowing we should be writing, but instead, the day slips by, and the word count stays
