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silverstone

@silverstone.bsky.social

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Cat lover, practicing elderling; loves music, drawing, and color.

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silverstone @silverstone.bsky.social · 27/07/2026

Woodstock - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young

Album cover for Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young’s Déjà Vu album. Brown background, yellowish gold lettering, and an old style photo of the supergroup

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silverstone @silverstone.bsky.social · 26/06/2026

There’s hope for me yet. britmonkey.com/2020s-politi...

result from an internet quiz which scores a person’s leanings by way of a graph and a human counterpart to the result.

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silverstone @silverstone.bsky.social · 10/07/2024

This, from the article, summarizes my position beautifully. I’ve learned so much about the actual game from more technical presentations, but then I’m a hard core fan. More casual fans will be interested in less technical shows. There is room for both types.,

Excerpt from Awful Announcing article:
“Foxworth is right, however, that it is, in fact, a positive that fans who want to be better informed now have the option to do so. Ultimately, there’s enough room in the sports media ecosphere for those who want to analyze Xs and Os and those who want to argue whatever the football equivalent of “Joel Embiid needs to step up” is.”

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silverstone @silverstone.bsky.social · 04/06/2024

Here’s a kind of roadmap of the Discworld books to help you navigate. It is often recommended that people choose an arc to begin with. I personally prefer to begin with the witches arc, the city watch arc, or the Death arc.

roadmap of sub-series books in the Discworld series by Terry Pratchett

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silverstone @silverstone.bsky.social · 06/03/2024

In the fantasy genre, however, often satirical, I recommend Terry Pratchett’s Discworld universe. Maybe begin with Small Gods, a standalone novel. If you like that, proceed with one of the arcs. I know the witch’s arc was mentioned to you, but the Death arc is priceless. Arc map from @rincewind.run

arc map of Terry Pratchett’s Discworld universe, categorized by main character groups.

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silverstone @silverstone.bsky.social · 06/03/2024

Small Gods is a great place to start the Discworld universe. It’s a standalone as well as being such a good book. If you ever want to start one or more of the sub-series in the universe, this chart from Micah (@rincewind.run), who runs this feed, may help:

Map of the sub-series of the Discworld universe, categorized by main character groups.

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silverstone @silverstone.bsky.social · 26/02/2024

If you’d ever like to give it another shot someday, there are other Discworld titles that might give you an easier time. You might try Small Gods (a standalone) or, for the series experience, there are a few series in the Discworld universe. This chart from Micah (@rincewind.run) can help you.

Series chart for the Discworld universe from Micah (@rincewind.run)

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silverstone @silverstone.bsky.social · 08/01/2024

I can’t find the link to an official copy of this chart but it’s the one Micah (who runs the Discworld feed here) uses to help readers find which book to start with and to read next. Guards, Guards is a good starting point for a series, as is Mort, as is Equal Rites or Wyrd Sisters.

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