#geofiction

Originally posted on April 21, 2020, 11:27:00 GMT (per SteemPeak). Finale in the "Lost Five" series; see the intro in post #1 for details. After 27 long days on the job, a supplement to a still

Saloutard, bíentés. There's a reason why I began with this carryover from the Google+ years: Because, starting yesterday morning at 10:57 EDT, I've been invested in reviving the Relformaide Dictionary

Four or so nights after dropping @partiko and replacing it with @eSteemApp (from whence future posts of mine will originate), time to get this show back on the road. (I was intending to go to press before

TL/DR: Cabbages-and-kings alert. (You'll get the joke if you're familiar with Alice and Lewis Carroll.) First off, I finished taking care of the street layout of Trouvaille, Rogatia on Friday morning--two

Joaldeyanovaubrat, bíentés. (Stands for "Happy New Decade, folks" in my conlang of Relformaide, now renamed Tovasala. About time I turned the lights back on at its official Referata wiki soon,

"...and go...so soon...goodbye." (Not only in the wake of a New Year, but also a new decade.) Sadly, what I had on the agenda last time--and in previous posts--is officially written off till

If you haven't figured out from recent posts, I'm relating to Rogatia, where part of my forthcoming Sevton Saga is set. (More in this writeup from back in May.) At least Veritas, the G+ gift map whose

First off, Veritas is now ready to go in its small-scale, basic form, after a month in the R&D/retool stage--never once leaving QGIS, SAGA, and Wilbur. For first-time readers or Google+ migrants, Veritas

...because August has come to an end, and I wanted to fulfill a minimal promise mentioned in my last post. Since only more than an hour remains till September (at press time), below is all I have time

To paraphrase Mark Twain (as this feed turns seven with barely any fanfare): If any rumours of my disappearance may have abounded...then they have been gravely exaggerated. (More on that later.) As

TL/DR: The map I always wanted to do for ages is back with a vengeance--recent setbacks/events or not. Words cannot adequately explain how much effort it's taken me so far (since yesterday afternoon, Friday

So far, so good for my Last.fm subscription stint. Thanks to Day 1 of the scrobble-cleanup mission today, this Captain's artist odometer is now sitting at 2,270 (down from the 2,304 it reached on Monday);

About 30 years ago I used to draw maps of imaginary countries. There was even a society for such people in the Netherlands called "Het Genootschap voor Geofictie" i.e. the Geofiction society,