Silent

@silentaddle

Eldritch millennial, Presumption of Humanity is weird. TTRPG things and drinks plus politics. Watching C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate. he/him

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Silent@silentaddle· 24d

Speaking of small world, my day has taken me on a train ride through Crystal Palace.

Silent@silentaddle· Jul 12

Finally met my reading goal for the year. Huzzah.

This image conveys a screenshot of the app Bookmory, it shows a dark blurry background, in front of which is a book cover, surrounded by yellow and blue confetti, and the text "Congratulations! You're all done!" in white.
The book cover is A Short Stay in Hell by Steven L. Peck, the image is over countless rows of books with a gap between, and a humanoid figure falling at distance through the gap.

This is my 104th book for the year, how I managed to read so much? I do not know, but I do know why.

As a youth I found a box of red hardbacked books in the attic, on enquiring I was informed they were my fathers "plan for retirement", he would finally read them.
He never did.

I guess in some small way I decided to spend my year reading to prove that I can.
My goal started more modest and has grown each time I reached it, now though? I do not wish to increase the goal, only to continue reading.

Silent@silentaddle· Jan 16

I get downstairs, and I get to see this piece as I enjoy my morning coffee. It was a birthday gift, and some of the Ghosts glow in the dark!

In this picture we see a black background, on top of which we see Ghosts, five of the Ghosts glow in the dark, but i cannot tell you which.
I mean I can, but I won't.

Silent@silentaddle· Jan 12

And with the day, Mort has reached its conclusion. On to the next novel.

In this picture we see a dark background, I'm the foreground is the cover for Terry Prachett's Mort, showing a group of youths on the back of a pale horse, racing against death.
The image is littered with blue and yellow confetti.
There is text that reads "Congratulations, you're all done"

Silent@silentaddle· Jan 5

"The treasure is buried under.. .. .. "

Uni lad headline hospice nurse who’s seen 100s of people die says everyone always says the same thing on their deathbed. Photo is a blond haired blue eyed woman’s face

Silent@silentaddle· Jan 1

Well, guess I'm gonna need to step up my game for 2026.

This picture shows a screen shot of the "Your 2026 word" from Merriam-Webster.
The image has a greenish to white gradient, with the word "bougie" written in lower case black text.

Silent@silentaddle· Dec 31

This image shows a deep red tiled pattern.
White text reads "Richard Lee Byers, this is the author you read the most books with throughout the year"
Underneath the text is a pie chart showing 6 books were written by Richard Lee Byers, 3 books were written by J Robert King, 1 book was written by Mack Reynolds, 1 book was written by Travis Baldree, and 1 book written by Garth Marenghi

This image has a brown background, a repeating pattern of pale blue "bookmark" icons are displayed in various sizes and orientations.
In the middle of the image is a flame emote, underneath is white text that reads "18 days, this is your best streak in the year 17/03 - 03/04"

This image shows a green background with a repeating square pattern.
There is a pie chart showing that of the books read through the year, 8 were published by Wizards of the Coast, 2 were published by TSR, 1 was published by Four Square, 1 was published by Tor, and 1 was published by Hodder Studio.
Underneath is white text reading "This is the publisher you read the most books from in the year. Wizards of the Coast"

This image shows a mustard yellow/green background image with a tiled pattern.
White text reads "60. The total number of days you read during the year"
Underneath is a stylised calendar showing 365 dots, 60 of which are coloured in blue.

Silent@silentaddle· Dec 31

This image shows a vibrant green background with pale blue leaves spread out across the picture, in various sizes and orientations.
White text on the image reads "5331, the number of pages you read in the year"

This image shows an almost neon green, with pale blue squares spread across the image in various sizes and orientations.
White text in the image reads "20, the number of books you read in the year. You read 20 books more than the annual goal!"

This image shows a blue tiled background.
White text reads "The Right (Forgotten Realms: The Year of Rogue Dragons #2), This book is the book with the most pages. 352 pages."

This image shows a green background with a pale blue repeating pattern that looks vaguely like the top curve of a cloud emote.
White text reads "Paperback, this is the book type you read most in the year"
Under the text is a pie chart showing 16 paperback books were read, and 4 e-books were read.

Silent@silentaddle· Dec 31

As it's the last of the year, I think it's an acceptable time to post my reading rewind.

This image shows a pink/purple and black diamond checkerboard pattern with "2025 Rewind" written in white text.

Silent@silentaddle· Nov 30

Popped into a second hand bookstore today, and though I was tempted to grab these, I didn't walk away with them.

In this image we see the covers for four Star Trek Annuals from the 1970's

Silent@silentaddle· Nov 18

So.. you can break the projector.

A map projection of the World, in which a third of the map is taken up by a repeating image of the United Kingdom.

Silent@silentaddle· Nov 14

End of the week, time to look at Letteboxd for my last four watched!

A screenshot of Silent's Letterboxd, showing his latest 4 watched films, from most recent to least: Dogma, Hologram Man, Revenge of Zoe and The Amityville Lost Tapes

Silent@silentaddle· Nov 10

I mentioned a few days ago, that websites are now asking you to subscribe to them if you do not want ads. Ads become increasingly more intrusive, I will not pay you to use your site once a month. And I shouldn't have to wade through a page of bullshit to get to the content I want.

Silent@silentaddle· Oct 31

Looks like it's Friday again, that means sharing our last four! #letterboxdfriday #lastfourwatched

This is a screenshot of SilentAddle's recent activity on Letterboxd.
His most recently seen films are as follows:

Animal, scoring 2 out of 5
The Ghost of Frankenstein, 3 point 5 out of 5.
Scooby Doo and the Knight Time Terror, 1 poiny 5 out of 5
Maxine (spelled with three X), four point five out of five.

Silent@silentaddle· Oct 10

It's Letterboxd Friday, so sharing my last four watched.

In this picture we see SilentAddle's recent activity on LetterBoxd, the most recent film is Suitable Flesh, with a 3.5 star rating, then Headhunter: The Assessment Weekend, with half a star, then The Curse of Frankenstein with a 3 star rating, and The Curse of the Werewolf with a 2.5 star rating.

Silent@silentaddle· Oct 5

This has been on my list to buy for some time. Accidentally picked up the wrong "film" though, so I've had to buy more, total accident, not intentional.

In this picture we see the boxes got the Final Girl core box, a matte black box with an embossed title.
We also see the box for the Final Girl Panic at Station 2891 expansion, which shows a woman with dark hair and an orange coat, the coat has a fur hood.
The background shows a Hazy snowy landscape, over her left shoulder is a monster that appears to be made of a multitude of stolen flesh.

Silent@silentaddle· Sep 30

Love a good bit of graffiti, me.

This picture shows a white brick wall, in pink text reads the line "free England from fascism"
To the right and left edges gray paint covers older graffiti that has been lost to time.

Silent@silentaddle· Sep 15

One month in and I'll be honest, I still think it looks amazing.

In this picture we see Silent's first tattoo, located on the inside of his right forearm, the tattoo is of a bright green gelatinous cube from Dungeons and Dragons, inside the cube sits a human skull, an arrow is lodged in the eye socket of the skull with the fletching sticking out of the cube. The edges and corners of the cube are oozing, almost melting.
Behind the top right corner of the cube is a traditional five petal flower, with green leaves.
In front left of the cube is a d20, drawn and shaded in the same style as the flower, also with leaves around it.

Silent@silentaddle· Sep 5

Every time I see you post, I mean to mention recently finding my Dork Tower physical comic I originally bought in my local small English book store in 2001-ish.

In this picture we see the cover for Dork Tower, Swimsuit Special #1
It shows three figured, two male humans, and a dog, in the water, all wearing swim suits (including the dog).

Silent@silentaddle· Aug 23

Don't be sad, go get a tattoo.

In this picture we see Silents forearm, freshly tattooed on his arm is a green gelatinous cube with a skull in the middle, an arrow is sticking out of the cube with the head of the arrow in the skulls eye.
The top right corner shows a red flower behind the cube, with big green leaves and smaller dark leaves.
In the bottom left corner is a d20, shaded in red, also surrounded by a large green leaf and smaller dark leaves.

Silent@silentaddle· Jul 11

Did you know that if you get a Lego Millenium Falcon, you can in fact build a Firefly class transport ship? No extra bricks needed.

In this picture we see the box for the Lego Star Ship Collection edition of the Millennium Falcon film Star Wars.
In front of the box sits the starship Serenity from the TV show Firefly, made with the bricks from the Millenium Falcon.

Silent@silentaddle· May 3

Off on an adventure, and apparently I look decent enough to ask for help at the train station. And it's not even from someone I know! (Small village life and all that)

In this picture, Silent is waiting at the train station, the platform and rails visible in the background.
Silent has bright green hair swept back, blue aviators, and a gray t-shirt and light sweater.
Looking friendly as fuck.

Silent@silentaddle· May 1

So this one is a comic, but it still counts. Finished a book.

In this picture we see a screenshot of the app Bookmory, showing yellow and blue confetti in front of the cover for the Dungeons and Dragons book Ravenloft: Orphan of Agony Isle
The cover of the comic shows a girl in a purple dress and bandages, with an imposing image of a malevolent looking woman with silver hair behind her.

Silent@silentaddle· May 1

Get in, loser. We’re posting lock screens.

In this image we see a screen shot of Silent's locks creep, in this image we see an oozy green visage filled with eyeballs and slime dripping, in thy lower third of the image is a large eyeball looking almost into your soul.
At the top of the screen is the time, reading as 20:49, underneath is a widget for the weather, 21c and a cresent moon.

Silent@silentaddle· Apr 30

Like I said, hair gone green.

A picture of Silent, standing outside in the sun wearing sunglasses, a white tshirt with black sleeves, a brick wall is in thy background and a blue sky over head.
Silent has short dark brown hair in the side, and longer nekn green hair in the top swept back.

Silent@silentaddle· Apr 25

I know what you're thinking: "Can Silent read another book before April is over?" And the answer is "Who are you and why are you so invested in my life" But yes, if just finished Rage, first book in the Year of Rogue Dragons trilogy.

In this image we see a screenshot of the Bookmory app, in which we see blue and yellow confetti falling down the screen, being the confetti is the cover for the novel Rage by Richard Lee Byers, the cover of Rage shows a dark dragon in blue tones, breathing a yellow breath weapon.

Silent@silentaddle· Apr 10

For the curious.

In this picture we see the front cover for a Star Trek The Next Generation model Spartacus, the image shows Data and Riker's torso over a reddish landscape, in the background a romanesque set of buildings, in the foreground a gladiator.

Silent@silentaddle· Apr 10

This is my next read. Yeah, I'm on a D&D roll, I dig both Dungeons AND Dragons, so sue me. Might follow up this trilogy with that Star Trek novel I picked up on the charity shop a few weeks back.

This picture shows the cover for the D&D novel The Rage, it shows a red dragon breathing fire over a collection of smaller creatures (humanoids), in the background another dragon.

Silent@silentaddle· Apr 9

Finished the Haunted Lands trilogy. Unholy carried on a great arc, and ends on a bittersweet note. Now, do I immediately move on to Year of Rogue Dragons, or do I read something standalone first?

A screenshot of the app Bookmory, the image shows the cover for the book Unholy by Rochard Lee Byers, surrounded by blue and yellow confetti with the words "Congratulations, you're all done" above the book.
The cover for Unholy shows an almost stained white background, with a red robed figure in the foreground, the figure is wearing a crown, their features are cast in shadow, and they're falling back as if struck with force.

Silent@silentaddle· Mar 31

Well fuck, managed to squeeze one last book into the month. I'm not going to push this hard again, but I'm glad as fuck that I managed to read so much. Shame I couldn't fit in the third Haunted Lands book in time.