Just the Ticket

Content Calendar Announcement, Week of November 1, 2026 by Sean Wilkinson, a.k.a. The Ticketmaster. For the fifth month in a row now (despite me putting out almost no new content in October), Just the Ticket has surpassed my long-standing goal of ten thousand views, and a final tally for the month will be included in Monday's Dragon  Blog Super . So, yet another big thank you to my (growing) reading/sharing audience for continuing to be the best pseudo-silent minority on the internet, being who you are, and doing what you do (unless what you do is farm and steal content for AI training). It makes the challenges of real life weigh a little less because professional responsibility has not run out of ways to complicate my existence and wear down the façade that I am a well-adjusted, competent leader who can handle anything, do everything to the standard of my betters, and knows what it feels like to have a shit-eating grin on my face. Chocolate, not chocolate.... The reason for ...

Article by Sean Wilkinson, a.k.a. The Were-Retrospectre. I know, it's not Halloween yet, so I have no business declaring myself a werewolf ghost like I'm some quarter-thought-out Angry Video Game Nerd boss. Especially since I should have used the Omnibusted  byline for this instead. Maybe The Hunger is affecting my intelligence? Maybe it's Maybelline . Also, there's no way I'm going to be able to watch all of the Terrifier movies and review them by Friday, so that's going to be next year's Halloween special. I have declared it so. Anyway, I hope you all enjoyed the eight-chapter sampling of my latest writing endeavor (titled Darkness In Crimson: I Reincarnated As Prey In A Fantasy World, So I Charmed the Vampire Queen ) that I shared on Monday as my thousandth post special. So now, I'm a werewolf, ghost, Omnibuster (who you gonna call?), and five-time (I couldn't find a decent Booker T gif, but just imagine it goes here) attempted author. But what...

by Sean Wilkinson. Foreword I must be honest and say that while I am proud of what has come of my efforts here (proud enough to make it my thousand-post special), I feel like kind of a hypocrite. I am strongly opposed to AI being used as a replacement for the creative process. Digital actors, robot dancers, those phonetically generated subtitles YouTube uses, generative animation, slop NFTs, the AI art that has overrun Pinterest in recent years, Amazon and Tumblr getting flooded with generated novels and fanfics, Elon Musk pushing for purely AI-created cinema, Trump feeding his own senile delusions, those speech models that narrate fraudulent mobile game commercials and content farm videos, that one scene from The Flash , those uncanny valley sci-fi web dramas, fake "new" or "lost" songs from your favorite artist, or whatever the crashed-out asshole behind WatchMojo is up to these days. And let's not forget that everything and more that I mentioned above ha...