Pete Wright

@itsmepete.com

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Writer. Podcaster. Film lover. Co-founder of @trustory.fm. Author of Lattice and co-author of Unapologetically ADHD. More at https://itsmepete.com.

Cover image of an obscured partial deer face against dark leafy background, book cover of Onset, Manifest Book 1, by Pete Wright
Pledge Numbers reading $126,126.
Podcast art for Craft and Chaos including the title “Somebody Else’s Sandbox” and an image of a bunch of adults trying to write while sitting in a public playground sandbox.
Screenshot with test highlighted reading: In the most comprehensive study of its kind, scientists have found that generally, the world feels brighter when you wake up. People start the day in the best frame of mind in the morning, but end in the worst, at about midnight, the findings suggest, with the day of the week and the season also playing a part.
White dog reclining.
White fluffy dog getting a belly scratch. Eyes partially closed.
a short video of a stone fountain with fire coming out of the top sitting in a shallow pool of water. It is dumb.
Large dog laying on top of a red pickup truck cab staring at a store in a strip mall.
Short video of a black cat squeezing its head between a bed and side table.
Block of iOS icons showing the similarity between Apple Image Playground and Parking Kitty.
Redwoods in Hoyt Arboretum, Portland, Oregon.
A grid of four podcasts hosted on Transistor.FM including G, Rare Book Chat, Onto Something, and Cinema Scope.
“Computer on a clean desk” prompt on MidJourney
This is apparently a reasonable facsimile of me from iOS 18.2 Image Playground. Head and shoulders of animated me standing in front of a lighthouse.
Three guys talking about the character creation screen on Cyberpunk 2077, and how the female character is topless with large breasts. Another speaker talks about how the game makes you pick your penis, which we’re still not sure whether he was joking.
Dear my non-American friends: I know Thanksgiving's a little confusing, so I'll try to break it down for you. Today is the day we celebrate the freeing of the United States from the reign of terror of Lord Gobble, a 50-foot tall turkey/Sasquatch hybrid who demanded human sacrifices every November. In 1863, Abraham Lincoln rode his eagle-gryphon into battle, singlehandedly slaying Lord Gobble and freeing us from our blood oath to our fearsome tyrant. In celebration of this momentous victory, we consume the corpses of his descendants and parade our largest and most influential cartoon characters through the streets of New York as a display of power, so that history will not repeat itself. Hope that clears things up.
Still from the cult anime film Perfect Blue. Female character rubbing blood down her cheek.
A description of a job that includes sucking spiders through a straw.
White fluffy dog, exhausted, and asleep in a pile of blankets
Richie, Sydney, and Carmy standing around a kitchen island staring daggers at each other from the FX show, “The Bear.”