
Time to Loot Journal: March 2025
The back half of this month certainly ran away from me. I posted my impressions of Monster Hunter Wilds and then peaced out for the month. Whoops. Sorry! It wasn’t even from a lack of post ideas. I’ve been sitting…

The back half of this month certainly ran away from me. I posted my impressions of Monster Hunter Wilds and then peaced out for the month. Whoops. Sorry! It wasn’t even from a lack of post ideas. I’ve been sitting…

Monster Hunter Wilds — betas aside — was only in our hot little hands for a single day of February. And still it was the most important game of the month. Hell, it’s passing likely that it’ll be my game…

This might be the first time ever, including the days when I was writing alongside Hannah (not on that blog though, an older one), where I’ve reviewed a book alongside its release. At a time when it might even be…

I have something of a… plan forming. A project plan. Plans are something of a unicorn around here. Generally flying by the seat-of-my-pants is more my style. So this is significant! Mark the date! Which date? Oh- er… Unsure yet!…

There is a certain logical progression between the books here that I quite appreciate. Skyward was fairly grounded- er, you know. For a science fiction novel involving starship fighters.

Given my usual reluctance to put a book or series down once started and my typical incompatibility with the Young Adult genre — I gave myself explicit permission to put this one down when, inevitably I thought, I didn’t get…