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When we think of fandom, we tend to conjure an image of cosplayers, convention-goers, or fanfiction writers. We don’t think of British comedies. And yet, the darkly funny, relentlessly miserable, and frighteningly relatable sitcom Peep Show has a cult following like no other.
Greetings, dear reader. What you hold here is a collection of thoughts and ideas on the topic of roleplaying games.
As a society, we tend to make fun of things that have a primary audience of teenage girls, considering them to be less intellectual or worthwhile. Fanfiction suffers the same fate.
It’s unfortunate that it took a global pandemic to make me take my foot off the gas but it’s the first real break I’ve had in months.
