Now installable as a PWA on your phone!

Also, some pretty pictures

Love English rail, I weep for its fall from its peak. I sometimes still dream of an England where the countryside is yet filled with railways instead of massive concrete motorways.

The station in the photos only reopened this year (and the line as a whole in 2025), so there’s hope yet!

That is wonderful news! I haven't been following developments in England much after leaving

I love how you have your music section laid out. I'm a sucker for a spreadsheet.

So am i. I used to be the admin for a model Parliament on Discord and the spreadsheets I made to keep track of it were genuinely beautiful… Google Sheets is my passion

The rumours are true — i have, somehow, managed to find fifteen more interesting and wacky websites for your perusal. Enjoy.

I was tired of googling "time in EST" (etc.) to see if my American friends were awake and wanted a prettier way to see what time it was around the world, so i built this! Check out the language settings menu for the most big-brained UI choice in history

This is so cool! I got friends all over as well, this is such a nice way of having all this information at a glance!

also: summer theme is back for the main page

smut’s done

It’s been a while, so i’ve updated the style guide to a third edition to be more reflective of how i actually write. (RIP theonymic small caps, too pompous for this world)

I've always loved your manual of style. I gotta say theonymic small caps were most excellent, so RIP to some real ones

I know 😔️ It was the Orphic Hymns pages that sealed the deal. If they still looked kinda over-the-top on *literal devotional poetry* then there probably wasn’t really anywhere it wouldn’t look weird

A bunch of new non-fursona furry blorbos have spawned in my brain over the past few months, so I thought I should give them their own page! The UwU Toggle is possibly the greatest web design choice i have ever made.

Somehow, the answer involves Orpheus and Australia’s pettiest sci-fi author.

A delightful read! I love niche, historical deep dives like this.

Really enjoyed this post, as a fellow Metro user! Thank you so much for sharing.