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New blog post on the Wongery: "2026 Q2 Check-In"
In which I give another update on how I'm doing so far keeping my resolutions for 2026, revealing that I've been doing better with some since the last update but worse with others, but unfortunately still not getting much done for the Wongery itself.
New blog post on the Wongery: "Reconsidered"
In which I, having posted before about my predilection for using obscure words in his writing on the Wongery, read a book that makes heavy use of obscure words and decide I really don't like it at all.
New blog post on the Wongery: "Epiphany"
In which I have an epiphany about the best methods I can employ to be more productive. A different epiphany than the last time I thought I knew what I needed to do to be more productive. But this time it's for real. Maybe. I hope.
New blog post on the Wongery: "Thirdendeal"
In which I give another unscheduled update about my 2026 resolutions, one third of the way through the year. (They're not going well.)
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Hm, okay, this post just got me thinking that everyday items and matters of accepted etiquette—like eating utensils—are matters to which I should probably give more attention in worldbuilding.
I mean, I like to create original worlds that don't follow typical fantasy templates and aren't based on medieval Europe or (directly) on any other real-world cultures, but... if the civilizations in my fantasy worlds don't use the same weapons and titles and costumes as in the real world or in typical D&D-inspired fantasy settings, then they probably shouldn't be using the same eating utensils as in the real world or in typical D&D-inspired fantasy settings either.
Now I kind of what to think about what eating utensils people use in worlds like Dadauar and Curcalen (and similar day-to-day matters)... although I have enough else on my plate that honestly it's probably not something I'm going to spend much time on any time soon.
New blog post: "2026 Q1 Check-In"
In which I discuss how well I've been keeping my resolutions for 2026 so far, going on to discuss what I think I can do differently to increase my chances of success (which in the cases of ten of my thirteen resolutions are not very high unless something changes).
In which I discuss a bit about his approaches and preferences for new folk for my settings, and express some uncertainty as to whether I'm completely on the right track.
New blog post on the Wongery: "City '26"
In which I announce the creation of a new blog for the City '26 worldbuilding challenge… and also explain what the City '26 worldbuilding challenge is
In which I belatedly realize I did some very, very stupid things when setting up the antispam measures on the Wongery forum back in 2023, and finally undo those stupid things to make it easier for people to register on the forum.
New blog post on the Wongery: "Two Weeks In"
In which I analyze how I've been doing so far with my 2026 New Year's resolutions, including two new ones not previously described. Yes, I said before I was going to check in with my resolutions after a quarter of the year had passed, and it's only been two weeks. I decided to check in a little early.
New blog post on the Wongery: "Decuplation"
In which I have finally finished a rewrite and expansion of an old article that I've been working on for some time, effecting a tenfold increase in said article's length.
New blog post on the Wongery: "2026"
In which I analyze how I did with keeping my New Year's resolutions from 2025, and then set my New Year's resolutions for 2026, more than half of which are just the resolutions from 2025 carried over.
New blog post on the Wongery: "The More Things Change"
In which I explain some changes I've made or plan to make to Wongery material, including a change to one character's name thanks to the prominent appearance of a character with a similar name in a recent video game.
New blog post on the Wongery: "Goals Unmet"
In which I discuss my utter failure to write fifty thousand words this November, all my other goals I am likewise failing to meet, and what I'm going to do about that
New blog post on the Wongery: "Keeping it Brief"
In which, for the WorldAnvil 2025 Spooktober event, I try my hand at flash fiction, fighting against my usual tendency toward extreme verbosity.
New blog post on the Wongery: "Fair Price"
In which I visit Expo 2025 in Ōsaka, Japan, and make tentative plans to travel more in the future, since I realize maybe I have the means to do so more than I thought I did.
New article on the Wongery: The City Proscribed
A mysterious, apparently long-abandoned city on the world of Dadauar.
