Vacations before I became a father were different from what they are these days. That’s not to say I don’t have a good time, it’s just… different.
Author: Martin Stellinga
I'm a science fiction and fantasy writer from the Netherlands
Wandavision was released a while ago, but I have a busy life, so I only watched it recently. I have to say, it’s something else.
Whispers of a Machine has been on my to-play list for a while, but my Playstation 5 got in the way. It’s a scifi detective point-and-click adventure from the developers that created Kathy Rain. I played it this past week, so let me share my two cents.
The pacific west coast of the North-American continent has just seen an unprecedented heat-wave. One Twitter, I ran into mention of the so-called Wet-Bulb temperature, and what that meant in relation to such a heat wave. And given the impending climate-catastrophe, it seems worthwhile to explore.
I got Pfizered up two week ago, so hopefully no dying of Covid in my near future. With the percentage of vaccinated growing — in the rich parts of the world, at least — we’re approaching a new phase in the pandemic. So, let’s have a look at what Covid might look like when on its tenth birthday: Covid 2030 — okay, technically, that would be Covid 2029, but screw it.