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Fitz saw the cat's tail disappear into a little hut in outskirts of Britain. Stepping in, a puff of smoke blinded him. "Myeeeesh, come iiinn!" A shrieking voice called inside the hazy hut. The air smelled of vile musky mixture of old socks and pungent perfume. The place was filled with odd...

"There once was a man from Occlo With a head which was shaped like a potato Wherever he went He caused torment He was just so bloody ugly- uhh... o." "Oh come on, that's some quality poetry." -- "Let's see... a week worth of performing and I've earned... 1, 2, 3... 7 coins!...

Awh, sad to see you go. Good luck with whatever fantastical things you're embarking on.

I hope to see you back some time. No one can resist Pang's charm forever. No one.

Fitz was tumbling along the dusty road towards Britain. The sun seemed to be sneering at him up in the sky as if it knew some silliness was afoot. Out of the forest Fitz heard someone calling at him with a coarse voice. "Hey you, freak!" A tower of a man appeared from the shades of nearby ...

Sweet! No Pang related information seem to escape you. Thanks Ivan. :)

Do reckon we'll be able to change the sex of a character or just the name?

Hey, it's not weird okay? We live in progressive times.

Arr, another interesting adventure in the books! Showing grand courage to explore the unknown with me was Alimae Shugar. Let me tell ya, she makes some devilishly delicious sausage pizza. And those chocolate bunnies... heavenly. In addition to all the great cookery, she was very poised and no danger...

Ooh! I found UnReal World on Steam! It's like a roguelike survival RPG taking place in Iron Age Finland. This game has been in development since sometime about 1992 and I remember playing this when I was a kid. But you know how kids are. They're dumb as a box of rocks and I was no different. So I di...

Aye, thank you Ripkin. And if you feel the call of the sea again, there's more to come! Indeed people, jolly exciting news! I, Cap'n Boern, have already started preparations for the next grand voyage. Oh, and it's not just any trip around the pond either. No, this is it. This is the thing. The dream...

More bumps! I just finished Eiji Yoshikawa's Musashi. I'd say it was the most enjoyable historical fiction novel I've read so far. Not the best, the most enjoyable. Musashi is just such a nonchalant badass that you can't help but to enjoy his travels and undertakings. There were so many awesome did-...