Time Drops #95: Week of April 6, 2025

 

Content Calendar Announcement,
Week of April 6, 2025

by Sean Wilkinson,
a.k.a. The Ticketmaster.

I apologize, Ticketholders!
My brain is a mess this week. Not only have I been financially irresponsible (not gambling, just splurging on basic needs because who knows what state our world could be in tomorrow), but I've had technical issues in my area that screw with internet service, I've been trying to help my family weed through the new Social Security...let's call it information and complications, shall we?..., so my work on the Punk Hazard review has been slower than expected, and I "oh, shit!"-ed myself awake at two in the morning to write this because I was tired from the workday and I forgot to write this.
Add on that I was updating an old review for TBT '25 and I ended up having to edit the damned (or infernal, if you're down with that) thing twice because the interface broke before I could save it, and yeah, I'm a little messy right now.
I will push for getting that Punk Hazard review ready for publication by week two of April, but the realistic expectation now is week three. Again, I promise it won't be such a point of procrastination like Fishman Island was.

My Instagram journey is going well so far. It isn't my go-to for consumable content, and I'm not sure it's doing much to boost my inconsistent analytics because it's so tightly linked to Facebook, but I'm just letting my audience grow there naturally and gradually, and trying to engage more with my followers across all platforms beyond just "here's some content; read it!" It is kind of working...so far.

I still need to get more familiar with Insta, and I'll continue cross-posting to the usual places, so please remember to comment at the bottom of my Blogger posts, Become A Ticketholder because I know you haven't already, help out my ad revenue as you read, and follow me on social media at the links above and below to like what you see and to receive the latest news on my content and calendars thereof.
Here it is:
  • Monday (April 7) - One Piece Multi-Piece #12: Punk Hazard (Optimistic deadline, see above).
  • Wednesday (April 9) - Zenescope - Omnibusted #29: The Dream Eater Saga
  • Thursday (April 10) - TBT '25 (on BlueSky, Tumblr, Reddit, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and LinkedIn): Expendables 2 and Men In Black 3
  • Saturday (April 12) - Time Drops #96: Week of April 13, 2025
Though I've yet to make any progress, I'd still like to cut together an e-book of my
GFT Retrospective reviews through the Dream Eater Saga material, with Zenescope's blessing.

Ticketmaster,
Out.

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