Back Porch

Back in the early 1990s, before there was blogging or the new generation of social software, there were discussion boards, chatrooms and email listservs.

I first met some of my current virtual friends on an America Online Pagan/Christian discussion board—until the "christianist" hosts started censoring it and we all left. One of our number then invited several dozen of us onto a private listserv called The Crone Thread. It was there that I started publishing serialized Walhydra stories.

Between AOL and Crone Thread, I have filing crates full of stuff that might be fun to share. After I created Walhydra's Porch, I wanted some place to post these archival works, some of which are...um..."controversial," in a more discreet way. Hence, Walhydra's Back Porch.

As the About page for that blog says:

You know how it is with odds & ends of stuff you collect over the years. You can't get rid of it, but you don't really want it in the house or out on the front porch where everyone can see it.

It's not stuff you're particularly embarrassed about. Simply stuff you only share with friends who will get the joke and not be annoyed with how tacky or worn out or off color it is.

Read at your own risk.

Blessèd be,
Bright Crow