Andrea Blythe
@andreablythe.bsky.social
Author, poet, and game writer — lover of the fantastical, horrifying, and weird. She/her.
Poetry: TWELVE and NECESSARY POISONS (Interstellar Flight Press)
Games: MONOCHROME HEIGHTS (Steam) and WHAT LIES UNDERNEATH (Itch)
https://linktr.ee/andreablythe
Poetry: TWELVE and NECESSARY POISONS (Interstellar Flight Press)
Games: MONOCHROME HEIGHTS (Steam) and WHAT LIES UNDERNEATH (Itch)
https://linktr.ee/andreablythe
I have a couch!
(I need a rug to anchor it all together, but that can come later, because…)
I’m very excited for my first couch! It actually feels like a living room now.
(I need a rug to anchor it all together, but that can come later, because…)
I’m very excited for my first couch! It actually feels like a living room now.
November 18, 2025 at 9:12 PM
I have a couch!
(I need a rug to anchor it all together, but that can come later, because…)
I’m very excited for my first couch! It actually feels like a living room now.
(I need a rug to anchor it all together, but that can come later, because…)
I’m very excited for my first couch! It actually feels like a living room now.
I keep taking screenshots in The Outer Worlds 2, because the skies are just so pretty.
November 18, 2025 at 1:34 AM
I keep taking screenshots in The Outer Worlds 2, because the skies are just so pretty.
My sister bought me a goth bouquet of flowers as a house warming gift and I adore them.
November 17, 2025 at 7:40 PM
My sister bought me a goth bouquet of flowers as a house warming gift and I adore them.
I love yellow dragon fruit, but don’t buy it often because it’s so expensive. A nice treat on this stormy day.
November 13, 2025 at 6:15 PM
I love yellow dragon fruit, but don’t buy it often because it’s so expensive. A nice treat on this stormy day.
Finished IMMORTALITY. Barlow and his team's method of allowing the player to shape the narrative through discovery is truely fascinating. I genuinely can't think of any other games like Her Story or Immortality in the way things are pieced together through fragements.
October 30, 2025 at 11:09 PM
Finished IMMORTALITY. Barlow and his team's method of allowing the player to shape the narrative through discovery is truely fascinating. I genuinely can't think of any other games like Her Story or Immortality in the way things are pieced together through fragements.
Sketching the tree outside the window of my new apartment.
October 28, 2025 at 2:46 AM
Sketching the tree outside the window of my new apartment.
Well, everything is in the new apartment.
October 26, 2025 at 12:09 AM
Well, everything is in the new apartment.
Post a remake you love...
October 21, 2025 at 4:34 PM
Post a remake you love...
Without downloading anything, where are you mentally right now?
October 18, 2025 at 6:18 AM
Without downloading anything, where are you mentally right now?
October #Horror #6: PROM NIGHT (1980) — During a game in an abandoned building, four children cause the death of another kid. A decade later, a killer enacts revenge on prom night. The movie takes it's time, but holds tension through clever editing and well-placed hints of the coming threat.
October 14, 2025 at 5:51 AM
October #Horror #6: PROM NIGHT (1980) — During a game in an abandoned building, four children cause the death of another kid. A decade later, a killer enacts revenge on prom night. The movie takes it's time, but holds tension through clever editing and well-placed hints of the coming threat.
Was gifted flowers yesterday, but I’m currently moving and have already packed my vases. My solution? A disposable plastic cup inside a cardboard box.
October 14, 2025 at 4:38 AM
Was gifted flowers yesterday, but I’m currently moving and have already packed my vases. My solution? A disposable plastic cup inside a cardboard box.
October #Horror #6: THE HOWLING (1981) — A news reporter attempts to help the police find a killer and is confronted by a werewolf stalker. Unable to face her trauma, she goes to a retreat with its own secrets. Some of the effects are cool, others are quite goofy. Good story, but didn't love it.
October 13, 2025 at 5:04 AM
October #Horror #6: THE HOWLING (1981) — A news reporter attempts to help the police find a killer and is confronted by a werewolf stalker. Unable to face her trauma, she goes to a retreat with its own secrets. Some of the effects are cool, others are quite goofy. Good story, but didn't love it.
October #Horror #4: STIR OF ECHOES (1999) — After being hypnotized at a party, Tom begins to become aware of his latent psychic abilities. He sees a ghost in their home and begins to search for the truth. I love the relationship between Tom and Maggie and how they support each other. (CW for SA.)
October 13, 2025 at 4:01 AM
October #Horror #4: STIR OF ECHOES (1999) — After being hypnotized at a party, Tom begins to become aware of his latent psychic abilities. He sees a ghost in their home and begins to search for the truth. I love the relationship between Tom and Maggie and how they support each other. (CW for SA.)
On the way home.
October 11, 2025 at 5:54 AM
On the way home.
October #Horror #4: LAKE MUNGO (2008) — The poster and my past experience with faux-documentaries led me to expect something more bombastic than this achingly sad and haunting movie. When their daughter dies, the Palmers look for answers in the aftermath. Are they haunted or just mourning?
October 8, 2025 at 5:37 AM
October #Horror #4: LAKE MUNGO (2008) — The poster and my past experience with faux-documentaries led me to expect something more bombastic than this achingly sad and haunting movie. When their daughter dies, the Palmers look for answers in the aftermath. Are they haunted or just mourning?
The movie made some significant changes to the storyline for the sake of brevity, but captures the combination of tense horror and humor. I wish the girls in the movie were as proactive about fighting back as they were in the book, but otherwise, this was a fun flick.
October 5, 2025 at 8:04 PM
The movie made some significant changes to the storyline for the sake of brevity, but captures the combination of tense horror and humor. I wish the girls in the movie were as proactive about fighting back as they were in the book, but otherwise, this was a fun flick.
October Horror #3: CLOWN IN A CORNFIELD (2025) — Based on the book by (which I loved), with an interesting take on the slasher genre. Hoping for a fresh start, Quinn and her father move to a small, ailing town, known for its mascot Frendo the Clown, which begins slaughtering local teenagers.
October 5, 2025 at 8:04 PM
October Horror #3: CLOWN IN A CORNFIELD (2025) — Based on the book by (which I loved), with an interesting take on the slasher genre. Hoping for a fresh start, Quinn and her father move to a small, ailing town, known for its mascot Frendo the Clown, which begins slaughtering local teenagers.
Post a random game in your collection, here on Saturday
October 4, 2025 at 5:50 AM
Post a random game in your collection, here on Saturday
One of two memes that I actually have saved on my desktop — and it seems oddly appropriate.
October 3, 2025 at 6:21 PM
One of two memes that I actually have saved on my desktop — and it seems oddly appropriate.
October Horror #2: CANDYMAN (1992) — Phenomenal. I love how much time is spent exploring the urban legend and its potential impact on the world before introducing the true Candyman. Tony Todd is so charismatic, instantly captivating. Virginia Madsen also fantastic. A new favorite.
October 3, 2025 at 4:36 AM
October Horror #2: CANDYMAN (1992) — Phenomenal. I love how much time is spent exploring the urban legend and its potential impact on the world before introducing the true Candyman. Tony Todd is so charismatic, instantly captivating. Virginia Madsen also fantastic. A new favorite.
October Flick #1: COMPANION (2025). Fun, dark comedy.
It’s interesting that the marketing revealed Iris’ true nature from the start, because the opening scenes play like it’s a secret, like it’s set up for a surprise reveal. I would what the experience would have been with no knowledge of this.
It’s interesting that the marketing revealed Iris’ true nature from the start, because the opening scenes play like it’s a secret, like it’s set up for a surprise reveal. I would what the experience would have been with no knowledge of this.
October 2, 2025 at 3:41 AM
October Flick #1: COMPANION (2025). Fun, dark comedy.
It’s interesting that the marketing revealed Iris’ true nature from the start, because the opening scenes play like it’s a secret, like it’s set up for a surprise reveal. I would what the experience would have been with no knowledge of this.
It’s interesting that the marketing revealed Iris’ true nature from the start, because the opening scenes play like it’s a secret, like it’s set up for a surprise reveal. I would what the experience would have been with no knowledge of this.
In How a Poem Moves, Adam Sol strives to eliminate the phrase, I just “don’t get poetry” from modern conversations, calling it an “an insult to your abilities as a reader, and to poetry itself.” It’s a great read if you want to explore more poetry and grow your understanding for the form.
September 6, 2025 at 12:09 AM
In How a Poem Moves, Adam Sol strives to eliminate the phrase, I just “don’t get poetry” from modern conversations, calling it an “an insult to your abilities as a reader, and to poetry itself.” It’s a great read if you want to explore more poetry and grow your understanding for the form.
Just got my eyes dilated at the doctors chic. #365feministselfie
September 5, 2025 at 6:32 PM
Just got my eyes dilated at the doctors chic. #365feministselfie
