Words
Since I don’t offer much content today, here is a book recommendation, one that made it out of the tsundoku pile. The Middle Ages: A Graphic History, written by Eleanor Janega, illustrated Neil Max Emmanuel (Icon 2021). Info from the author’s blog, Going Medieval: Sneak Peek: The Middle Ages, a Graphic History (out now!). [Additions] + +
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Rory’s Story Cubes Classic from Homewood Toy & Hobby.
Reservation the first. This post would be improved if I could have accompanied these fiction prompts with fiction that they prompted.
Reservation the second. I can’t help but think that real fiction writers don’t need props.
Stay safe. Stay sane.
Katherine
Virtual Brush Box 
Forget charades. Toss the dice. On the spot, give a story using items shown on at least 3-4 (or whatever, not too hard). Watch players totally zone out at the very thought.
Yes, but players would mean peopleing. I don’t think I remember how to do that.
Tsundoku. I didn’t know there was a word for that. I do it and don’t even know! Thanks.
And it’s such a lovely word.