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Future-Proofing Localization: Insights from Rodrigo Corradi

Rodrigo Fuentes Corradi Introduction In a compelling Episode 61 of the Localization Fireside Chat, host Robin Ayoub engages with Rodrigo Fuentes Corradi, a veteran in the localization industry with a 25-year track record specializing in machine translation technology and human processes. Rodrigo now helps Language Service Providers (LSPs) and language technology companies to execute successful…

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Dietrich Wienecke Lübeck - Erfolgsstrategien in der Immobilienwirtschaft

In der dynamischen Welt der Immobilien hängt der Erfolg von strategischen Ansätzen ab, die sich an Markttrends, wirtschaftlichen Bedingungen und sich ändernden Verbraucherpräferenzen orientieren. Egal, ob Sie ein erfahrener Investor, ein Bauunternehmer oder ein Immobilienprofi sind, die Umsetzung der richtigen Strategien kann die Rendite maximieren und die Risiken minimieren. Im Folgenden finden Sie einige wichtige Strategien, um die Komplexität des Immobilienmarktes zu meistern.

Marktforschung und Due Diligence

Gründliche Marktforschung und Sorgfaltspflicht sind wesentliche Voraussetzungen für jedes erfolgreiche Immobilienprojekt. Das Verständnis der lokalen Marktdynamik, der demografischen Gegebenheiten, der Grundlagen von Angebot und Nachfrage sowie der wirtschaftlichen Indikatoren kann Investitionsentscheidungen beeinflussen und Risiken mindern. Die Durchführung einer umfassenden Due Care-Prüfung von Immobilien, einschließlich Finanzanalysen, Immobilieninspektionen und Bebauungsvorschriften, gewährleistet eine fundierte Entscheidungsfindung und minimiert mögliche Rückschläge.

Risikomanagement und Risikominderung

Ein wirksames Risikomanagement ist entscheidend für die Erhaltung des Kapitals und die Sicherung der Investitionserträge. Identifizieren und bewerten Sie potenzielle Risiken, die mit jeder Immobilieninvestition verbunden sind, einschließlich Marktrisiken, aufsichtsrechtliche Risiken, Liquiditätsrisiken und operative Risiken. Implementieren Sie Strategien zur Risikominderung, wie z. B. Diversifizierung, gründliches Underwriting, bewusster Druck und Notfallplanung, um nachteilige Ergebnisse zu mindern und sich vor unvorhergesehenen Ereignissen zu schützen.

Aktive Vermögensverwaltung

Eine proaktive Vermögensverwaltung ist für die Optimierung der Immobilienleistung und die Maximierung der Rendite von entscheidender Bedeutung. Die Umsetzung strategischer Vermietungsstrategien, Initiativen zur Mieterbindung und die Verbesserung der Immobilie können das Wachstum der Mieteinnahmen fördern und den Wert der Immobilie steigern. Regelmäßige Immobilieninspektionen, Instandhaltung und Kapitalverbesserungen sorgen für den Erhalt des Vermögens und die Zufriedenheit der Mieter. Darüber hinaus können durch die Beobachtung von Markttrends und die entsprechende Anpassung von Strategien aufkommende Chancen genutzt und Risiken in Echtzeit gemindert werden.

Aufbau starker Beziehungen und Netzwerke

Der Aufbau starker Beziehungen und Netzwerke innerhalb der Immobilienbranche ist von unschätzbarem Wert für den Zugang zu Geschäftsabschlüssen, die Sicherung der Finanzierung und die Förderung der Zusammenarbeit. Pflegen Sie Beziehungen zu Immobilienfachleuten, Investoren, Kreditgebern, Maklern und anderen Akteuren der Branche. Nehmen Sie an Branchenveranstaltungen, Konferenzen und Netzwerkforen teil, um Ihr berufliches Netzwerk zu erweitern und über Markttrends und -chancen auf dem Laufenden zu bleiben. Die Zusammenarbeit mit vertrauenswürdigen Partnern und Beratern kann wertvolle Einblicke und Unterstützung bei der Umsetzung erfolgreicher Immobilienstrategien bieten.

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Handheld Fingertip Pulse Oximeters Market Growth, Trend, and Prospects from 2023–2030

Handheld Fingertip Pulse Oximeters Market Growth,

The Handheld Fingertip Pulse Oximeters Market is expected to grow from USD 2.50 Billion in 2022 to USD 4.00 Billion by 2030, at a CAGR of 6.00% during the forecast period.

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Handheld Fingertip Pulse Oximeters Market Size

Handheld Fingertip Pulse Oximeters are medical devices used to measure oxygen saturation levels and pulse rate. The global Handheld Fingertip Pulse Oximeters market research report includes its market segment based on type (Wireless, Computer-Based), application (Clinics, Hospitals, Home, Other), region (North America, Asia Pacific, Middle East, Africa, Australia and Europe) and market players (eKuore, Promed Group, Acare Technology, Dixion distribution of medical devices, ForaCare Suisse, Contec Medical Systems, Heal Force, HUM Gesellschaft für Homecare und Medizintechnik, Arjo, Progetti, CA-MI, LANAFORM). Regulatory and legal factors specific to market conditions play a crucial role in the success of the Handheld Fingertip Pulse Oximeters market. The demand for accurate and non-invasive wearable devices that can continuously monitor a patient’s condition and provide real-time measurements is driving market growth. The proliferation of chronic diseases, especially respiratory diseases, is leading to increased adoption in healthcare facilities and homecare settings. The Asia Pacific region is expected to witness the highest growth rate due to the increasing prevalence of respiratory diseases and booming healthcare infrastructure.

Handheld Fingertip Pulse Oximeters Market Key Players

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eKuore

Promed Group

Acare Technology

Dixion distribution of medical devices

ForaCare Suisse

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Handheld Fingertip Pulse Oximeters Market Segment Analysis

The Handheld Fingertip Pulse Oximeters market is a specialized sector of the medical devices industry, used to monitor a patient’s vital signs such as blood oxygen level and pulse rate. The target market for these devices primarily includes healthcare facilities such as hospitals, clinics, and emergency response teams. In recent years, there has been an increasing demand for these devices in home healthcare settings, as individuals with chronic respiratory conditions require monitoring on a regular basis.

The major factors driving revenue growth in the Handheld Fingertip Pulse Oximeters market include the rising prevalence of respiratory disorders such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and asthma. Additionally, the COVID-19 pandemic has led to an increased need for remote patient monitoring, which has further boosted the demand for handheld pulse oximeters. The development of technology and the integration of features such as wireless connectivity and Bluetooth-enabled devices have also contributed to the growth of the market.

The latest trends in the Handheld Fingertip Pulse Oximeters market include the emergence of wearable devices that can continuously monitor vital signs such as oxygen saturation levels, heart rate, and respiratory rate. Additionally, the rise of telemedicine has led to an increasing demand for portable devices that can be easily used for remote patient monitoring.

Despite the positive trends, the Handheld Fingertip Pulse Oximeters market faces major challenges such as limited accuracy, especially in low oxygen conditions, and the need for frequent calibration. There has also been concern regarding the safety and reliability of certain low-cost pulse oximeters available in the market.

Main findings of the report suggest that the Handheld Fingertip Pulse Oximeters market is predicted to experience significant growth in the coming years, owing to various factors such as rising adoption among home healthcare settings and increasing demand for telemedicine. The report recommends that manufacturers focus on increasing the accuracy and reliability of the devices while ensuring safety and quality control measures are in place to combat low-cost, substandard products in the market.

In conclusion, the Handheld Fingertip Pulse Oximeters market is expected to experience sustained growth, fueled by technological advancements, increasing prevalence of respiratory disorders, and demand for remote patient monitoring. However, it is essential that manufacturers focus on quality control to promote product safety and accuracy.

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Handheld Fingertip Pulse Oximeters (by Application)

Clinics

Hospitals

Home

Other

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[khruschevshoe]

You know, it's rather interesting to me that Taylor Swift's parasocial relationship with her fans is honestly more akin to a YouTuber than a writer's. When I scroll through her tag on tumblr/Twitter, it's far more regarding the connection to her personal life/relationship developments than the actual metaphors/fictional story she might be telling. Everything comes back to how her songs reflect back on her relationships with Joe/Matty/Travis/Jake/insert ex-boyfriend here. And what fascinates me about it is that even though she complains about it, she leans into that very perception because it strengthens the parasocial bond.

The marketing for TTPD so clearly being about Joe Alwyn and the songs to Matty Healy. The marketing/video for Red TV so CLEARLY being about Jake Gyllenhaal, with so many of the new lines in All Too Well specifically being digs at him (I'll get older but your lovers stay my age, casting an actor that looks like him for the video, specific lines in I Bet You Think About Me). The fact that songs like Getaway Car and Bejeweled and Gorgeous and London Boy and Lavender Haze being picked apart at time of release and long after for signs of relationships crumbling. The way she uses surprise songs in relation to her relationship development with Joe/Matty/Travis. The damn TTPD "stages of grief" playlists where she deliberately undid/changed the meanings of old songs just to keep her audience speculating on her love life.

It's not sexist to point out that her wielding her love life is a marketing tool and that the strongest connection to her audience isn't the strength of her writing/the composition of her music- it's her deliberate crafting of a connection between her music and her personal life, leaving the audience invested in her music as an extension of Taylor the Person/Girlfriend rather than Taylor the Artist.

[thewriteblrlibrary]

A Step-by-Step Marketing Guide so we can spite traditional publishers (and make people cry).

~ This is a guide specific for fiction/writeblr. All of this is for free and there is little social media posting/ads involved (unless you want to venture into that). ~

Within the writeblr spheres, there's this underlying hope that our stories will find their audience. Perhaps we'll have a fandom full of fanart and video essays, or maybe we'll be an instant classic and sit on collectors' beloved bookshelves. Our stories could sit within the deepest corners of someone's heart and maybe they never tell a soul about what's so special to them. Maybe our stories become those 'underrated masterpieces'.

Or we just want to see people ugly cry over our writing.

Whatever your hope may be, marketing is an important path to venture on (especially because traditional publishers are rejecting diverse books in favor of ones that are already famous + the whole sub-par machine thing they seem obsessed with.)

And thus, my childhood marketing obsession will hopefully be of use to you. This is all for free (unless you want to spend money) and you don't need to figure out social media platforms (unless you want to, and this guide works if you decide to take that route too.)

Step One: Characters

Marketing spheres will define these fictious people as 'avatars' or 'the target audience'. You could also call them characters. Because that's what they are: fictional people.

For this step, you shall create characters that would love your story.

And here's some great news: You've already done this.

Perhaps you wrote your story to comfort a prior version of yourself. Perhaps each character in your story holds an aspect of your personality. Perhaps you were ridiculously self-indulgent and made the story you would've loved to read. These are all possible characters you can reuse for marketing.

Write down 2-4 quick archetypes for these characters. You'll chose an aspect of your story (characters, themes, or the younger-self that you wrote it for) and write a thumbnail sketch. (Main issue, fears, wants, personality traits if they relate to the main issue.)

I'll do it for my story (the Land of the Fallen Fairies) down below:

Anuli-like (my MC): Overthinking and aloof. Wants a happy ending but thinks their current personality/character isn't good enough for one. The present stales in comparison to the past/the childhood they lost. The 'gifted theater kids'. Kamari-like (side character): Postpones happiness in favor of creating a perfect schedule/getting accomplishments. Heavy masking. Creative but doesn't create anymore. Promises themself they'll enjoy themselves later, when they've earned it. Workaholics. My younger self: Wanting a fantasy escapism to embody the traits they wish they had in real life. Dissatisfied and worried about reality. Perfectionists. Self-indulgent: People who love plants and forests and fantasy worlds far away from reality/humanity.

Great! Now it's time to find these characters.

Step Two: Setting.

(Let's assume you're using the internet for your marketing. But a similar method works for real life too.)

Where do the characters live?

In order to figure that out, we need to discover the characters' interests, what they watch to solve their problems, and who they find #relatable.

(You can do this for each character or for all the characters at once.)

For example:

Anuli-like -

interests: Stories. Analysis videos. Fantasy escapism. Things that remind them of their childhood. (so nature, warmth, comfort, play, imagination and the times they would actually enjoy learning.)

Places to look: Nature quotes, ambience videos, children's shows and fairytales (comfort shows). Fandom culture - fanfic video essays, fan art.

Solving problems (the problem being wanting a 'happy ending' but feeling that their personality/lifestyle/characteristics aren't right for one): Mindfulness things. Self-healing. Quotes and meditations and candles galore. Slow living. Nature vlogs. Self care. All that 'live in the moment' culture.

Places to look: Slow living. Nature vlogs. The 'softer self-help' (spirituality stuff. Magic/ overnight answers). Witchcraft. 'aesthetic nature' places. Guided meditations.

#relatable: Burnt out gifted kids. People who think so much that their life passes them by. Storytellers and creative who create to make sense of the world. People who like dark, gory things in spite of who they want to be. People who don't like reality.

Places to look: Those 'learn better and remember everything' places. (The 'burnt-out gifted kid' recovery places.) Stop overthinking spots. Those quotes on Pinterest from poetic people who think too much /aff. Storyteller places. Dark academia. Classical music. One off quotes/ poetry.

Okie dokie. Once you have this, find channels, social media accounts, blogs, songs, books, etc. that fit with the categories you wrote down. (They should appeal to the characters) You can search up some of the terms you listed into searches and see who pops up. Bonus points if you find people that overlap with multiple sections.

I know I didn't include booktube or booktok in here. You can if you want too. But those can be a bit... 'consume these 500 books'. You also want to find other places where people who would like you story live, even if they don't follow booktube or booktok.

Congrats! Now you know where your characters live!

Step Three: the scary part

Take everyone you found on your search for the settings and write them down a list. Make sure you get an email/contact info. (they usually list them somewhere under 'for business inquires') Also feel free to watch their content and get to know what attributes these settings have.

And now... we talk to them. about our stories. You can do it. I believe in you.

This called 'pitching your product' in marketing spheres. But you can be informal about it.

I know it can be difficult to talk about your work, so here's a tone to have:

'I made this thing I like and I think you'll like it too'.

What you'll do is send an email (or dm) that goes like this (inspired by Creative Hive on youtube):

Hi [name],

[Genuine compliment]

[Quick sentence or two about your story. Include the themes and who it appeals to. If you have a logline/sentence summary, include that. But I find that the underlying themes and 'who's it's for' is more engaging.

For my story, I might say something like.

I've written a story you might enjoy, since you like [interest]. It's called the Land of the Fallen Fairies. It's a nature-themed commentary on the pursuit of happiness and fixing yourself to deserve that happiness, told by an overthinking, unreliable, houseplant narrator. It was supposed to comfort me when I got frustrated with myself and my happiness chasing, and I hope it can comfort others too.

(That's probably a bit long and I can trim it down a bit.)

You can phrase it like a gift if you want too.]

[Call to action.

'If you like it, I'd appreciate a mention on your [platform].

I know this part may be difficult to mention (imposter syndrome is not fun.) But I promise that if they do like it, they'll be happy to mention it.]

If they don't respond within... four-ish days? (A week at most). then you can include a follow up. For this you can include a template with info about your story. This way it's easy for them to talk about your story.

The template:

title

genre

blurb

Author

where to find the book

Bonus points if you have an additional, physical thing to send them.

Congrats! Now do this pitching process a few times until you've covered most of your bases. (Pitch to as many people as you can. It will get more comfortable as you do it. Play your favorite song and don't let yourself think too hard about it.)

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The benefits of this process are that you find people that are already interested in the themes and vibes of your story (in comparison to to ads, which get shoved in everyone's faces.). Someone your audience already trusts will talk about it, which means you don't need to do all this trial and error to find your audience and make content for them.

It's basically a bunch of people talking about something they like!

AND you diversify your audience across niches, but with an underlying theme/interests. Booktok/booktube must appeal to everyone, so it's a hit or miss for recommendations. (Unless there is someone that specifically does one genre/type of story.)

From here you can do fun little things to build up hype and make the book launch feel like this fun event. (I love it when that happens so here's my thoughts about trying to create an event with your story... although that may require another post entirely.)

preorder goals

charity goals

Arg's and puzzles

fund with side plushies and trinkets

Book blog tour

book boxes

as many memes as you can make

rewards (like bookmarks or posters or smth) that people can get for supporting

Talk about the process of creating your story. I know this one channel called 'Dead Sound' that creates 'making of' videos for his short films and they are some of the best videos on youtube.

Okay dear storyteller! Now go forth and share your story with the world!

Additional resources:

Creative Hive <-- a youtube channel that goes through the pitching process.

This video is also very good <-- Haven't watched the rest of the channel but I assume it's also good.

One of the best marketing channels on the internet (the videos are actually entertianing to watch.

Seth Goldin <-- I read his book and took the parts I liked and modified for storytelling marketing.

Dead Sound <-- propaganda to watch the short film series he has (he did the whole 2-d 3-d style wayyyy before spiderverse did... and he's one person making these. One person. It's amazing.

Glitch <--- If someone can figure out how The Amazing Digital Circus was marketed then I will pay you money. It seems to be a lot of memes and funny things.

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𝐀 𝐒𝐓𝐎𝐍𝐄𝐑'𝐒 𝐆𝐔𝐈𝐃𝐄 𝐓𝐎 𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐑𝐁𝐔𝐂𝐊𝐒 38. then who's flying the plane???

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SUMMARY ▸ in which you work at the starbucks where heeseung is a regular at (and considered a public enemy). also he only goes when he’s stoned off his ass.

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y'all remember when book fairs used to have those "banned books" display sections that advertised books based on that fact that they had been banned in schools in the past and everyone went "haha wow, it's crazy that they banned books like this! what a wacky thing to do!" haha........ yeah....... who would even do that......

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he is making everything about formula 1

[aahanna]

"Haven't you noticed that we often bargain with poor people, like street vendors and auto drivers, but rarely negotiate prices with wealthy individuals or businesses that make significant profits every year? It's time to change this system and reconsider our approach to bargaining and fair pricing."

[mxntio]

HE WON!!! BY 0.2%, proud of everyone that voted. have some mew mew attire, as a treat

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MarketPoint of Care POC Devices Market Growth, Trend, and Prospects from 2023–2030

Point of Care POC Devices Market Growth,

The Point of Care POC Devices Market is expected to grow from USD 1.70 Billion in 2022 to USD 3.10 Billion by 2030, at a CAGR of 7.80% during the forecast period.

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Point of Care POC Devices Market Size

Point of Care (POC) devices are portable diagnostic tools designed to provide rapid and accurate test results at the patient’s bedside. These devices are applicable for diagnosing various medical conditions such as blood glucose diagnostic, infectious diseases diagnostic, pregnancy diagnostic, urinalysis diagnostic, and others. The market for POC devices is segmented based on type, application, and region. The major players in this market include Roche, Abbott, Quidel, Siemens Healthcare, Danaher, Bio-Rad Laboratories, BioMerieux, ARKRAY, and Nova Biomedical. The market is dominated by North America, followed by Europe, Asia Pacific, the Middle East, Africa, and Australia. Regulatory and legal factors specific to this market include the implementation of strict regulations and guidelines by various regulatory bodies concerning the safety and efficacy of POC devices. Additionally, the increasing prevalence of chronic diseases such as diabetes and cardiovascular diseases has led to a rise in demand for POC devices.

Point of Care POC Devices Market Key Players

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Roche

Abbott

Quidel

Siemens Healthcare

Danaher

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Point of Care POC Devices Market Segment Analysis

The Point of Care (POC) Devices market has witnessed significant growth in recent years, and it is expected to continue its growth trajectory in the future. The POC Devices market comprises diagnostic testing devices that can be used at the point where care is delivered, that is, at the patient’s bedside or in the immediate vicinity. The target market for POC devices includes hospitals, clinics, ambulatory care centers, nursing homes, and other healthcare facilities. The major factors driving revenue growth in this market include the increasing prevalence of chronic diseases, the rising demand for decentralized testing, and the need for rapid test results.

One of the latest trends in the POC Devices market is the integration of digital technologies. POC devices are being developed with advanced features such as connectivity, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence, which facilitate seamless data sharing and faster diagnostic decisions. The integration of digital technologies in POC devices is expected to enhance the accuracy and reliability of test results, while also improving workflow efficiency.

However, the POC Devices market also faces various challenges, such as the high costs associated with POC devices and the lack of adequate funding for their development and implementation. In addition, the lack of regulatory clarity and standardization creates uncertainty and hinders market growth. Manufacturers of POC devices also face intense competition from established players as well as new entrants.

The main findings of the report on POC Devices market indicate that the market is poised for significant growth in the coming years, driven primarily by the increasing demand for rapid testing and decentralized diagnostics. The market is also ripe for technological advancements, particularly in digital connectivity and artificial intelligence. To realize the market’s potential, manufacturers must focus on developing cost-effective and user-friendly devices while navigating regulatory hurdles.

The report recommends that manufacturers collaborate with healthcare institutions and providers to better understand their needs and preferences. Additionally, investment in research and development, as well as strategic partnerships with digital technology companies, can help accelerate innovation and market penetration. Ultimately, the successful adoption and implementation of POC devices will require the cooperation of stakeholders across the healthcare industry.

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Point of Care POC Devices (by Application)

Clinics

Hospitals

Laboratory

Others

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[inesvazquezart]

Guess who binge read Glass scientists comic...so Hyde in fancy vest because I happened to see @leonenjoyer69 suggestion and love the acting in the comic. It needs an animated show, now.

Another week another fandom, it´s not been but three weeks since i binge read dungeon meshi too and it´s all tumbler´s fault!! ahahaha

Funnily enough I´m working on a graphic novel set in 1890s in Santiago de Compostela, with science and weird magical/ local folklore stuff surrounding the story. The main character is a girl obssesed with science and Charles Darwin that completely dismisses the supernatural. Maybe one day I´ll show you a glimpse of her and her wacky little sister XD

The plan is 4 books, I know, how delusional is that? first one is fully drawn and now I´m currently dealing with the inking which is been slow... Color is going to be death.

I´m working towards having it published on my region's dialect/language, and I´ve been weighing out the possibility of sharing an english version online, on a web of it´s own or even tumblr, but I´m really bad at promoting stuff and have no clue about how many of you people that follow this blog will be interested. First part is kinda childish, but it gets darker as the following parts move on, so i donno, if people would stick around. So I guess the only way of finding out is slapping folks with pages as cheese slices slap unsuspecting cats.

[forza55]

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[revoevokukil]

There is an old copy-paste moving around the internet regarding discussions asserting the inherent Slavicness of The Witcher, and I will record it here for posterity.

(translated from polish)

-write eight books

-have their main character suffer from otherness, prejudice and erroneous stereotypes

-insert anti-racist references at every turn

-make dwarves into Jews

-and use to criticise anti-Semitism

-criticise nationalist attitudes

-criticise xeno- and homophobia at every turn

-show support for a multicultural society and acceptance of otherness

-describe how victims become executioners

-show how violence begets violence

-make it the central theme of the last three volumes

-have the hero and his lover die during a racist pogrom

-defend the persecuted to the lastHear from every corner of the internet that "a black witcher would be a disaster."

-write thirteen stories

-based three on Andersen's fairy tales

-three more on the fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm

-seventh on an Arabian fairy tale

-mock folklore and folk beliefs in the first one

-but also make fun of them in the story "The Edge of the World"

-mock the Polish legend in "The Limits of Possibility"

-name the main character "Żerard" (Jerald)

-generally use mainly names with Celtic roots like Yenefer or Crach

-and those derived from Romance languages such as Cirilla, Falka or Fringilla or Triss

-a few English names such as Merigold

-and those derived from other Germanic languages such as Geralt

-and Italian

-German

-and even French

-borrow monsters from American games, especially from Advanced Dungeons and Dragons

-from Irish, make an elf language

-and from German, make it the language of dwarves

-make the characters celebrate Irish folk holidays

-write an article about where you got your inspiration from

-pour bile on Slavic fantasy in it

-finally write an eighth book

-make one of the key characters a Japanese demoness

​

Become a champion of turbo-slavism.

/s

[ratinayellowbandana]

every time I’m like “surely this is the decline of my interest in critrole. nothing major has happened for a couple months, and I’m fine with my low level of engagement. maybe I’ll explore other things! :D”

and then imogen and laudna have one (1) direct conversation and I’m back here like a cat that just heard the can of wet food open from across the house