For the April 23rd edition of Infodumplings: Bring Your Muchness Down the Rabbit Hole: Journaling Reflection Questions Opening Bullet Journaling Junk Journaling Interstitial Journaling The Mix Star Stuff Reflection Questions The star stuff framing does a lot of work because it positions the writer as ancient, cosmic, made of real matter. Some writing or speaking […]

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“I cobbled together a journaling system with {neo,}vim, coreutils and dateutils. This system is loosely based on Ryder Caroll’s Bullet Journal method.”

Journaling prompts, tools, and inspiration. Click to read The Navel Gazette, by Elisabeth Andrews, a Substack publication with hundreds of subscribers.

With Wanderer, instead of using the motif table, I’m thinking of using story cubes or tarot cards or oracle cards or even Codenames or Dixit cards. Or scrap paper or even those li’l Japanese cardboard flashcard keyrings. Or writing the motifs in the margin of all the pages (writing some of them several times) and flipping to a random page.

I’m hoping the rest of the game—the themes, the adventures, the episodes, the inspiration structure, the questions—will really fly without the grid-based lookup.

an excerpt from Paul Czege’s upcoming zine, The Ink That Bleeds. It’s all about his extensive delve into solo journaling games over the past couple years