Medecine

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Medecine

Did you know I've been serialising a story in my newsletter for nearly a year?

A Net Too Wide To Break His Fall is about Callum, who is invisible and inaudible and essentially nonexistent to anyone he hasn't been introduced to.

You might think that wouldn't be too big an issue but the boy is also extremely bad at maintaining close relationships with the people he knows (ie the ones capable of introducing him to new people)

Basically imagine if letting your friendships and family relationships lapse led to you functionally becoming a ghost.

Callum's solution to this is to get involved in organised crime and then almost immediately decide to turn coat, which has led to the situation he's currently in.

Latest chapter in the reblog, all previous chapters collected here:

Ready: The first renewables course

It's the latest Ready edition of the Foggy Outline newsletter, Ready & Waiting! With:

💨 A brand new Udemy course with answers to common questions about renewables, like "are they actually unreliable?" and "why should some countries have to rely on renewables when others built themselves on fossil fuels?"

☀️ Where to find us this summer

🗝 Chapter 10 of A Net Too Wide To Break His Fall, where we discover just how bad it is to get locked in a cellar when most people in the world can't see or hear you

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Ready: The first renewables course

All right, luvvies? Matt here with the Ready edition of Ready & Waiting, a fortnightly newsletter from Foggy Outline. The Ready edition is a

oopsie! You got a bit too manic about a creative project too close to bedtime and now your brain is too awake to sleep. One million dead 10 morbillion injured

a lot of people are talking about the state of trans rights in the uk again on my dash today and it's just occurred to me, people outside of wales probably aren't aware of probably the most well known grassroots mutual aid group for trans people here in wales, trans aid cymru. run by trans people for trans people they run social groups and give grants and help with housing and loads of stuff, i had free counselling sessions through them last year, and they have a map of trans friendly GPs project that's really helpful. they really make such a difference for trans people here and if you are trans in wales and don't know about them i super recommend investigating and if you want to donate to something that makes a material, on the ground difference to trans lives rather than a bigger charity you should definitely consider them!

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"real people don't talk like that" can be a valid criticism of a piece of media but it can also be one of the highest praises i can bestow. there's nuance.