CURRENTLY as of 7/13/2026
Feeling: good
Drinking: water
Eating: popcorn

COLLECTIVE UPDATE:

After thinking about it, I’ve decided to keep my Ghost fandom posts over at @shhghosting, where I already have an established presence. I love making things, but I also know myself well enough not to wear myself thin building websites for every interest I have.

I am, however, working on a small David Gilmour fan shrine, and it’s coming along beautifully. I should be opening it soon-ish.

A few people have asked what the difference is between a fan shrine and a regular fansite, and there actually is quite a big one.

A fansite is usually built to be informative: biographies, news, discographies, photo archives, timelines, updates and links. In other words, it's made to be a resource.

A shrine is much more personal and selective. It does not need to document everything about someone or become the definitive place to learn about them. It exists to preserve what they inspire in you: the atmosphere, the beauty, the memories, the particular things that made them matter.

As I’ve said before, I’m not especially interested in running traditional fansites anymore. But a small, creative tribute to someone whose music has lived in my imagination for so long still feels lovely.