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Jan. 13th, 2026 12:32 pm
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(EDIT: Sneak: I have updated healthymultiplicity.com with our new email address and also fixed the homepage redirect error. Tomorrow, I will focus on cross-posting all our public DW posts to make them publicly accessible again, and maybe update hm.com with back-up links.)

Rogan: Okay, thank fuck, there were a few snowballing complications, but I finally have a working public-facing email again.

I am using the Dreamwidth forwarding address feature, so in case my new public email gets killed, I can just keep the same address and avoid this kinda chaos again. (I should've done this earlier, but this is one of the many features of Dreamwidth that I never paid attention to, because up until this moment, I never needed or wanted such a thing.)

If you need to get ahold of us, you can now drop us a line at lb_lee at dreamwidth.org. For as long as this site or us are still around, and as long as this feature is part of a Paid account, it should hold.

Working on updating healthymultiplicity.com to update our new address, and then finally getting around the Mississippi blog ban that I've needed to take care of for months. Stay tuned!

Peter Ibbetson, by du Maurier

Jan. 8th, 2026 08:50 am
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Rogan: okay guys, I am throwing in the towel on this one, but there is a [community profile] pluralstories read of historical importance that I just cannot get through: Peter Ibbetson, by Gabriel du Maurier. If one of YOU want to take a crack at it, it’s long in the public domain; have at it! https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/9817

Looking at that summary, you might be wondering why this fiction book you’ve never heard of from 1891 is of research interest to me. Well, like His Dark Materials inspired daemonism, and Steven Universe popularized gem-style fusions, Peter Ibbetson inspired at least TWO completely separate and unrelated people to use its techniques for “dreaming true.” Ida Craddock (the woman harassed to death for marrying an angel in 1902) loved this book and references it specifically in her diaries, and Celia Green in the 1960s mentions a lucid dreamer using the same technique successfully, which is in turn cited by Benjamin Walker in 1974.

Needless to say, it’s shockingly rare to see something like this mentioned from this early period. I REALLY want to read this book! I just... can’t get through it. So now I'm telling y’all about it.

I need my tech to stop blowing up

Jan. 6th, 2026 07:25 am
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Rogan: We stopped being able to access our desktop computer yesterday. Working on fixing it, but between this and email problems, getting a hold of us online will be difficult until we sort this out. I know this blog is blocked to Mississippi folks but right now it’s the easiest thing for is to access; the broken old smartphone we are using can’t access ANY of our emails.

Once again, BSOD lumbers out of its case, grizzled and twenty years old, to bail my ass out, because at least it can do all my offline stuff.

Those of you with our phone, please use it.


EDIT: desktop and online stuff restored! Still working on email.

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