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"Heloq Tomsen is someone who stands out. He is well known as a night owl and DJ at Berlin raw, he is witty, sexy and saucy. But is he the kind of guy who talks easily about his dearest passion? I will find out in this interview when I meet him at his home that he would call his ‘little edge of paradise.'" Read more on the blog.

"When I consulted Eddy Vortex for an interview they said: 'Keep in mind that I am an alt. Gregorian Chant is my main avatar and I think he would like to take part. I consider these two avatars as two halves of a whole soul.  This should be fun.' And fun it would be, and would the two halves also have different passions?" Read more on the blog.

"This time I arrived at the home of Second Life writer GoSpeed Rasere, or R. Jacques, as her writersname sounds. I am at a green and peaceful place and while I looked around, I heard Englebert Humperdinck's After The Lovin' playing." Click over to read more of the interview on the blog.

"Before I was contacted by Feorie Friman for an interview I never had heard of Operation Mainland. What an ignorance! I live in mainland and I know that it can be wonderful and awful at the same time. Well, you can't argue with taste, but I find it reassuring that someone is buying up pieces of abandoned land and turning them into something imaginative, cool and special. That is Feorie's main goal in SL, but is it also her passion? And what is her idea of home?" Read more on the blog.

"Quite frightening. That's what I thought when I saw the biography with pictures of Drake Nightfire. A Darth Vader from your darkest nightmares stared at me. So exciting to meet him for an interview. But when I saw him, there was no question of a dark monster. Drake appeared to be a sexy hunk with tattooed broad arms, the bluest eyes you ever saw and a fierce looking black and white hairdo." Read more on the blog.

"My first interview of the second series was with a resident I wanted to meet for months: Dirk, the SL Hotel Inspector. He runs SL’s only hotel reviews website and I guess that claim is justified. You can read on his website that the pandemic had forced him to visit virtual hotels, because travelling in RL was no option for long time. I loved his blogs and became a real fan. So I was excited to learn from him what his ideal home is and... what would be his dearest passion?" Read more on the blog.

"Now I have seen some beautiful houses and villas in Second Life, but never such an awe-inspiring and prestigious palace complex as Crito Galtier's residence. I have been to Versailles some years ago, which is actually more of a city than a palace. You have to imagine something like that. While Crito was waiting for me on the steps of the palace, the clock in the tower struck eight." Read more on the blog.

"On a lazy sunny afternoon Belinda invited me to her home. 'Welcome to my Houseboat!' she said when I landed at her home. And a houseboat it is where I am. A beautiful one with terraces, a surprisingly large living area and a speedboat lying at the mooring waiting to take the open sea." Click over to read more of the interview on the blog.

"A bar can be a home. A truism that Barbi Bumblefoot can speak of. Not that she doesn't have a house. But with your three sisters and a few lovely bartenders 'in da house' your café becomes a living room." Read more on the blog.

"The appointment with the honorable Asbjörn Gothly-Raven was made on Facebook. There I met him and his partner Guen Gothly. Guen said to Asbjörn: 'should we share our "home" and our "baby?" I think we should!' And Asbjörn answered: 'We should, Zorphan doesn't get enough snacks...I mean visitors.'
Well, this promised to be an interesting visit, to say the least!" Read more on the blog.

"Ajay McDowwll touched on a sensitive point with me: I have a weakness for romance. I have experienced it before, but when I heard that Ajay and her partner are also lovers in RL my heart melted. During the interview, she took me on a trip around her houses and her possessions in SL. This trip was not only dazzling, sometimes literally, but also full of humour, I can tell the readers in advance." Read more on the blog.

"Come meet the owners of Drama Libre!  This dynamic duo has been running a dance party in Second Life for over 16 years!  Find out how they got started and what keeps them going.  Together with their build team, they have created over 800 unique sets, which they put together 50 times a year.  The parties are held each Saturday night and ALL are welcome!"

Watch the interview on YouTube.