Song of the Week

Bill Withers, “Ain’t No Sunshine”

Happy Monday. 2020 is almost over.

There will probably not be a new chapter of The Book of the New Moon Door this week, but don’t worry! If you’re already caught up, there are more things to read under the Stories and Modules tabs above.

Have an excellent week.

Song of the Week

HIM, “Lose You Tonight”

Happy Monday. I’m back.

I’ll have a new chapter of The Book of the New Moon Door up this week, hopefully on Wednesday.

I hope that you all remain safe and healthy over the holiday.

Have an excellent week.

Song of the Week

Kate Bush, “Lily”

Happy Monday! Please enjoy this song.

I’ve managed to catch a hopefully non-Covid related cold, so there probably won’t be a new chapter this week. I hope you’ll forgive me.

Have an excellent week.

Song of the Week

Dermot Kennedy, “Glory”

Once again, we’re back to Monday. The work continues, but I hope that the results of this past week eases the burden of it.

The plan is to have the next chapter of The Book of the New Moon Door up on Wednesday. In the meantime, feel free to poke around the Stories and Modules tabs for some escapism.

Have an excellent week.

Song of the Week

Sam Lee and Daniel Pemberton, “The Devil and the Huntsman”

It’s Monday.

Have you voted yet? In many states, it’s too late to mail in your absentee ballot. Find an official collection box or go vote in person. Wear your mask! May you all be safe and your voices be heard.

I’m working a full shift as an election inspector tomorrow, so I am going to try to get the next chapter of The Book of the New Moon Door ready before then so it can go up on time on Wednesday. If I can’t manage that, it may go up later in the week. I’ll post an update if anything changes.

Good luck and have an excellent week.

Song of the Week

Cat Stevens/Yusuf, “Morning Has Broken”

Happy Monday!

First, a request: if you’re in the US and it’s at all possible for you, vote early. Here are some resources for different states.

I’ll be back on Wednesday with a new chapter of The Book of the New Moon Door. While Berend has been dealing with the haunting in the Belisia estate, Isabel continues to investigate what happened to Mikhail.

Have an excellent week.

Song of the Week

Kamelot, “Abandoned”

Happy Monday!

Do you have a plan to vote, US friends?

No new chapter this week; I have some work to catch up on and need to outline the next arcs. I will see you soon.

Stay safe, and have an excellent week.

Song of the Week

Sage Francis, “Black Out on White Night”

Happy Monday!

For my US friends, we’re three weeks from the election. Make a plan to vote.

I’ll be back on Wednesday, if my time management is adequate this week, with another chapter of The Book of the New Moon Door. We’re finishing up the haunted house in this chapter, so I hope to see you then!

ETA: Chapter Five will go up late on Thursday. Thanks for your patience.

Have an excellent week.

Song of the Week

Anaïs Mitchell, “Wilderland”

It’s Monday again. Summer has packed up and gone, and October has arrived with its thin gray mornings and rich, sunny afternoons.

There is less than a month between us and the election in the US. Have you checked your registration? Do you have a plan to vote and keep yourself and others safe?

If all goes well, I should have another chapter of The Book of the New Moon Door up this week. See you then!

Song of the Week

Loreena McKennitt, “Dante’s Prayer”

It’s Monday again.

With the passing of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a lot of bad things are about to happen in America.

But they haven’t happened yet. Contact your senators and demand they do everything in their power to prevent another Trump appointee to a lifelong seat. Phone calls are the most effective; the Capitol switchboard is 202-224-3121.

Be prepared to march and keep an eye out for events in your area. Wear your mask!

Check your voter registration even if you’re pretty sure you’re registered. If you’re not, you can register here. At this stage, the best defense against voter suppression is overwhelming numbers. Due to Coronavirus, there will be a shortage of poll workers, so if you’re low-risk you can volunteer (and even get paid in some places): more information here.

I’ll compile more resources as I find them. I’ll also be back on Wednesday with the next chapter of The Book of the New Moon Door, for a bit of escapism.

Keep fighting the good fight.