Amazing, thank you!
Thanks for the recs! I've read and liked The Willows, read and didn't like The Hollow Places (T Kingfisher's self insert characters are getting more annooying), and have The Ritual on hold (enjoyed the movie).
There were some others I'll probably get to eventually, but can't wait for them to come off hold before my trip, so here's a couple that I've found that are available now:
- In the House in the Dark of the Woods by Laird Hunt
- The Laws of the Skies by Gregoire Courtois
Good luck with that. Strange Days and Hudsucker Proxy will always be my fave new year’s movies.
The best reason to keep cranking out new ST shows is to give some future Lower Decks type show something to reference.
Just saw this a couple months ago in theater projected at 70mm, freakin masterpiece. I need to watch it a couple more times just to pay attention to all of the details, watch the stories of each background character.
I’ll also mention Dhalgren by Samuel Delaney. I felt like I was on drugs while reading that book, loved it.
Any of the weird fiction by Steve Erickson, but this is probably my favorite: Tours of the Black Clock
Welcome! Have fun building a setup that sounds good to you (doesn’t need to be perfect) and a cozy listening space.
I forget where I read it, but apparently this is being pushed to replace or augment court stenography. Apparently, there is more demand for court recorders than stenographers to fulfill (not sure if this is true, but that’s the claim), so this option is being proposed as the AI dictation requires less training than stenography.
So, all this leads to The Talos Principle, right?
Decades ago, I worked for a laser animation company. We built lasers and created animated programs for planetarium laser shows and live events. It was a fun experience, but hella niche.
Not OP, but that looks like Anthony Chapel in HotSprings, Arkansas, USA.