Writer of small fictions.

Port Dickson, Malaysia
Joined February 2009
🐗🐯🐸 We made a book! 🐭🦑🐔 CREATURES OF NEAR KINGDOMS is an illustrated catalogue of 75 imaginary Southeast Asian plants and animals: 🐒 Sage monkeys; 🐜 Puritanical eye mites; 🌳 Trees with the souls of birds. #creaturesofnearkingdoms Get it here: maplecomics.com.my/produk/cr…
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Currently reading. Creatures of Near Kingdom by @zedecksiew It is a delightful folklore featuring the animals and plants of Southeast Asia. It's a perfect light read for the weekend! #WritingCommunity
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🚨THE MOST IMPORTANT BLOG POST ABOUT PUBLISHING GAMES YOU WILL READ THIS YEAR🚨
This year, I agonizingly extracted myself from several tumultuous TTRPG business partnerships. In this goliath blog post, I'm sharing everything I learned from those trials: evaluating contracts, spotting red flags, and what to do when things go south. uncannyspheres.blogspot.com/…
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But your allies attack UN peacekeepers with tanks. But your allies attack UN peacekeepers with tanks. But your allies attack UN peacekeepers with tanks.
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LEGA, "PRIEST" OF THE MORNINGLORD "Hail the light!" Lega Bugosi claims to be a priest of the Morninglord, whose church once held sway across Barovia. He claims to seek spiritual revival. His stole is embroidered with initials---not his. #sketchpractice #dnd #ravenloft 1/
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This will be my first time playing Castle Ravenloft! Been a while since I did actual D&D. Am playing a totally-legit Cleric -one with +6 Deception and a familiar shape-shifted into a raven. (Thought it appropriate for Ravenloft. The gods are not who they say they are.) 2/2
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🚨Malaysia's Climate Change Bill (RUUPIN) consultation paper is now open for public input! ⏰TIME SENSITIVE! We have less than a month to give comments & suggestions. Here we’re sharing steps & resources to help you contribute. klimaactionmalaysia.org/ruup…
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But you intentionally burn people alive. But you intentionally burn people alive. But you intentionally burn people alive.
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This is a sad statement to read. We cannot expect oppressed people to behave perfectly – at Rawang, Selangor
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Zedeck Siew retweeted
Malaysia x ada polisi untuk handle pelarian, tapi nak tunjuk hero. Bila kegagalan polisi kita inevitably affect mangsa genocide, kita maki hamun diorang dengan cacian rasis dan ugutan untuk deport ke kawasan perang. Sbb tu Malaysia yg 100% salah dan kita yang patut minta maaf.
This is fucking heartbreaking. She shouldn't have to apologize. Malaysia is the one who should apologize to them.
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Zedeck Siew retweeted
So, supposedly, the Palestine embassy raised concerns about the treatment of the refugees at Wisma Terminal since last week. Lack of treatment, follow-ups, basic needs, limited communication with families in Gaza and Egypt, can't leave Wisma Terminal. nst.com.my/news/nation/2024/…
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Zedeck Siew retweeted
Malaysia is more religious than ever, tapi last-last mintak orang Palestin balik Gaza biar mati kena bom dengan Israel jugak. So, apa point all this religiosity, kalau dengan mangsa genocide pun tak boleh nak berbuat baik? Religion makes people good my foot la.
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This is fucking heartbreaking. She shouldn't have to apologize. Malaysia is the one who should apologize to them.
Perempuan Palestine yg viral tempoh hari.
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But your bombs bury children alive. But your bombs bury children alive. But your bombs bury children alive.
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We stand in solidarity with the pro-Palestine protesters who were detained near the US Embassy yesterday. We're deeply concerned by the actions of the authorities and the state of freedom of expression under @anwaribrahim's government Full statement here: bit.ly/statement011024
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MESTRE GUILHERME, AND THE BROKEN SHELL When Sharon was in Belem she met Mestre Guilherme, a master ceramicist. He showed her his work studio. Everything-the wheel, the tools and knives-he'd made himself, over years. "All I want to do is sit here and make things," he said. 1/
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His clay is from the local river. His motifs are indigenous, or gifts from other makers. The one on this pot is called "Broken Shell". It was a gift from a visiting artist. Now he makes it. "You don't know how many times I have carved this pattern," he says. 2/
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Sharon tells me about Guilherme, and his craft, and the hope his example brings us. We want the kind of life he leads: a practical life of making in one's own place, supported by one's own art, answering to and in conversation with one's own community. 3/
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SHARON, AND THE MUIRAQUITA My partner Sharon is recently home from a trip to Belem, a city in Brazil at the mouth of the Amazon. She took canoe lessons in the river. She met a master ceramicist, who gave her a muiraquita in the shape of a frog. 1/
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"You cannot buy these sacred pendants," he told her. "You can only be given one, as a gift." In exchange for teaching her a little of his craft, he asked Sharon to carve him a pattern motif on a muiraquita, a pattern he could use elsewhere in his work. 2/
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Sharon, remembering her days on the canoe, gave him chuan, the Chinese radical for "river". 3/3
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