The Land of the Undying Lord by J.T. Wright

They have a fun tutorial on building a Lego mini-game that I'm going to do with my son over the summer. As a fantasy writer, you're probably a lot more balanced, but maybe try something outside your comfort zone? Unity has some great free tools and tutorials for learning the basics of 3D modeling and building computer games. I started learning how to draw in order to take a break from my very left brained analytical work.

It's fun, but after a while it just feels like Minecraft in Space. I'd like to recommend No Man's Sky, but while I like the game, and the pretty much endless open world aspects of it, the storyline just isn't strong enough for me. Snarky characters, different choices that ACTUALLY impact the narrative of the game. I'm not sure if you game on just a computer or an Xbox or Playstation, but I like The Outer Worlds game quite a bit. The story telling isn't as strong as yours, but still a fun read. It was an interesting magic system and I liked the characters.

If that's not enough motivation, I don't know what is. Third? A half-punched Krispy Kreme frequent customer card. Whoever makes the winning recommendation will have earned my undying respect. I'll let you know next week what I end up consuming in the limited amount of time I'm allowed to stop typing. I was pretty sure it was played in a rink. I also watched through Ted Lasso, which I enjoyed despite knowing literally nothing about soccer.

In case I hadn't recommended that enough recently. Subnautica: Below Zero was so good that I kept playing it after beating the story, which by the way had a fantastic ending. I've also heard good things about Resident Evil: Village and Returnal, but I haven't checked them out myself yet. I have books piling up on my Kindle waiting to read, but I'm always willing to make that list longer. I haven't read a new book in a while, so I'm open to suggestions on that front. So since I can't discuss work, I turn to you: how should I waste my non-work time nowadays? I'm always in an awkward position at this point in the writing process, because the book isn't far enough along for me to mention, and I can't talk about my many secret projects lest I lose my government contracts.

The Land of the Undying Lord by J.T. Wright