Category Archives: Sexuality

Curves and Angles

Posted on April 16, 2026 by Nathan

Leather Goddesses of Phobos – Released in 1986, this is an Infocom text adventure with some raunchy elements. They aren’t the main focus of the game, but that kind of thing is usually going to stand out. It’s mostly a campy … Continue reading →

Posted in Gender, Greek Mythology, Humor, infocom, Language, Mathematics, Mythology, Sexuality, Sierra, space quest, Video Games | Tagged aliens, king midas, latex babes of estros, leather goddesses of phobos, mars, mazes, phobos, puzzles, robots, sex, space quest iv, steve meretzky, venus | 2 Comments

Cubes Are for Squares

Posted on March 5, 2026 by Nathan

Spellbreaker – The last game in the Enchanted trilogy has a pretty good story, but there isn’t as much of a sense of exploration as in the previous two. The playable character, now head of the Circle of Enchanters, begins … Continue reading →

Posted in Animals, Arabian, Art, Authors, Education, Games, Greek Mythology, Humor, infocom, legend entertainment, Magic, Monsters, Mythology, Names, Sexuality, Sports, Ursula K. LeGuin, Video Games, zork | Tagged a wizard of earthsea, belboz, beyond zork, bob newhart, bulls, circle of enchanters, earthsea, ernie eaglebeak, flying carpets, fort naughtytail, ged, gzornenplatz, hillary tickingclock, joey rottenwood, merfolk, ogres, ouroboros, peloria, professor otto tickingclock, prokturingam bull, roc, sex, snakes, sorcerer, sorcerer university, spellbreaker, spellcasting, spellcasting 301, squid, steve meretzky, teleportation, zork grand inquisitor | 2 Comments

Snow Time Like the Past

Posted on January 30, 2026 by Nathan

Beth suggested writing about the history of snowmen, and a little bit of searching on the Internet brought up a few mentions of a book that sounded interesting, The Illustrated History of the Snowman, by Bob Eckstein. I’ve since bought and … Continue reading →

Posted in Advertising, Art, Authors, Book Reviews, Buddhism, Cartoons, Comics, Discworld, Fairy Tales, History, Humor, Jared Davis, Magic, Music, Mythology, Norse, Oz, Oz Authors, Prejudice, Rachel Cosgrove Payes, Religion, Ruth Plumly Thompson, Sexuality, Television, Terry Pratchett, Toys, Video Games | Tagged antisemitism, bob eckstein, bodhidharma, boogg, book of hours, citizen kane, daruma, effigy, frost giants, frosty the snowman, frozen, giants, grampa in oz, hans christian andersen, icetown, isa poso, jotun, marvel comics, michelangelo buonarroti, ozcon international, paul coker jr., piero di medici, rudolph the red-nosed reindeer, ruth burman, snowmen, snowy the traveling snowman, sourcery, ted eshbaugh, the hidden valley of oz, the illustrated history of the snowman, ymir, yukidaruma | Leave a comment

Identifying Impurities

Posted on July 8, 2025 by Nathan

I was thinking recently about how bizarre the view on sex is in some religious communities. When I saw John Waters, he made a joke about how asexuals are just Catholics. It was funny, but from what I’ve gathered, asexuals … Continue reading →

Posted in Catholicism, Christianity, Drugs, Language, Relationships, Religion, Sexuality | Tagged abstinence, addiction, bible, deuteronomy, john waters, just say no, law, marriage, nancy reagan, pornography, purity culture, radio, rape, sex, temptation | Leave a comment

I Don’t Want to Read Your Series of Conspiracy Theories

Posted on April 21, 2025 by Nathan

The Waste Lands, by Stephen King – While Roland, Eddie, and Susanna are traveling through a ruined country that once had an advanced technological civilization, and having a run-in with a robotic bear, Jake Chambers, whom Roland had let die … Continue reading →

Posted in Animals, Book Reviews, Characters, Comics, Conspiracy Theories, Current Events, Health, History, Humor, Magic, Monsters, Oz, Oz Authors, Philosophy, Places, Poetry, Relationships, Religion, Ruth Plumly Thompson, Sexuality | Tagged artificial intelligence, barry windsor-smith, billy-bumblers, cathars, charlie the choo-choo, conan the barbarian, coronavirus, double up, foucault's pendulum, gail simone, horse of a different color, hyborian age, hyrkanians, knights templar, kuma party, large language models, leon foucault, marvel comics, ottoman empire, ozwoz, paul-michel foucault, planetty, quick city, red sonja, red sonja consumed, richard adams, robert e. howard, robin hess, rosicrucianism, roy thomas, shardik, stephen king, sultan suleiman the magnificent, t.s. eliot, the dark tower, the gnome king of oz, the purple prince of oz, the sapphire mountain of oz, the shadow of the vulture, the waste land, the waste lands, the wizard of oz (1939), tick-tock man, umberto eco, watership down, william weaver, wumbo | 10 Comments

You’ve Been Dadded

Posted on April 15, 2025 by Nathan

SPOILERS for everything here! Butcher, Baker, Nightmare Maker – This is also sometimes called Night Warning, and I don’t know how either title really fits. I guess the killer does use a knife and cook, but that’s a bit of … Continue reading →

Posted in American Dad, Cartoons, Christmas, Conspiracy Theories, Holidays, Humor, Magic, Names, Politics, Prejudice, Relationships, Religion, Sexuality, Technology, Television, VoVat Goes to the Movies | Tagged aliens, butcher baker nightmare maker, demons, disenchantment, dreamland, elves, francine smith, king zog of dreamland, klaus heissler, krampus, luci, matt groening, night warning, president george w. bush, princess tiabeanie, roger smith, rogu, santa claus, satan, stan smith, steamland, trogs | Leave a comment

Let’s Pull Away Over Nature’s Forces

Posted on January 4, 2025 by Nathan

Robyn Hitchcock, Groovy Decay – This was Robyn’s second solo album, from 1982. And it was not particularly successful, so it was kind of difficult to find. While I prefer to purchase things in physical form when possible, I bought both this and the demo … Continue reading →

Posted in Albums, Authors, Beatles, Christmas, Families, Holidays, Humor, Language, Minus 5, Monkees, Music, Robert Rankin, Robyn Hitchcock, Sexuality, XTC | Tagged andy partridge, groovy decay, groovy decoy, let the war against music begin, my failed christmas career, my failed songwriting career | Leave a comment

All He Does Is Drink Your Blood, ‘Cause He Don’t Like Ginger Ale

Posted on October 6, 2024 by Nathan

We’re All Going to the World’s Fair – This is a weird and often sad movie about a teenage girl who plays an online game that has something to do with the World’s Fair, but we never learn how the game … Continue reading →

Posted in Cartoons, Conspiracy Theories, Games, Health, History, Language, Monsters, Sexuality, Television, The Simpsons, Video, VoVat Goes to the Movies | Tagged anthony hopkins, bram stoker, bram stoker's dracula, carnivals, charles montgomery burns, count dracula, dracula, gary oldman, halloween, keanu reeves, psycho, renfield, the funhouse, vampires, vlad the impaler, we're all going to the world's fair, winona ryder | 5 Comments

All Zamonian Stories End Tragically

Posted on August 27, 2024 by Nathan

Have I been reading too much recently? I checked three books out from the library last week, and have already finished all of them. Then again, none of them were that long. I have a bad habit of often looking … Continue reading →

Posted in African, Alchemy, Art, Astronomy, Authors, Book Reviews, Dragon Quest, Egyptian, Humor, Jainism, janelle monae, Magic, Maps, Monsters, Music, Mythology, Philosophy, Prejudice, Religion, Science, Sexuality, Technology, Video Games | Tagged alaya dawn johnson, athanasius kircher, cats, danny lore, dirty computer, dragon quest viii, dragons, echo the crat, edward brooke-hitching, eve l. ewing, i'm afraid you've got dragons, john herschel, magonia, mars, moon, nevermind, percival lowell, peter s. beagle, planets, prince charmles, save changes, seshet, sheree renee thomas, succubus ghoolion, sun, the alchemaster's apprentice, the last unicorn, the memory librarian, the memory librarian and other stories of dirty computer, the sky atlas, time travel, timebox, timebox altar(ed), walter moers, wizards, yohanca delgado, zamonia | 1 Comment

Big Bugs and Birds

Posted on September 12, 2023 by Nathan

Calculated Risks, by Seanan McGuire – This one is a direct follow-up to Imaginary Numbers, with Sarah Zellaby and her allies transported into another dimension, and their memories of her having been erased. She has to do the calculations to … Continue reading →

Posted in Animals, Arabian, Authors, Book Reviews, Dreams, Humor, incryptid, Korean, Magic, Mathematics, Monsters, Music, Mythology, Persian, Piers Anthony, Relationships, Rick Riordan, seanan mcguire, Sexuality, They Might Be Giants, Xanth | Tagged antimony price, calculated risks, cheollima, fonda lee, ghost writer in the sky, gifted clans, graci kim, imaginary numbers, isis, johrlac, manticores, rabbits, rick riordan presents, rocs, sarah zellaby, singing the comic-con blues, sirens, the last fallen realm, untethered sky, verity price | Leave a comment

Category Archives: Sexuality

Curves and Angles

Cubes Are for Squares

Snow Time Like the Past

Identifying Impurities

I Don’t Want to Read Your Series of Conspiracy Theories

You’ve Been Dadded

Let’s Pull Away Over Nature’s Forces

All He Does Is Drink Your Blood, ‘Cause He Don’t Like Ginger Ale

All Zamonian Stories End Tragically

Big Bugs and Birds

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