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First chapter to read for free: www.vampireantihero.com/short-storie...
I think I'm going to go deep back into my brain folds and pick a book I read when I was still a teen, The City of Ember by Jeanne DuPrau.
There's so much in this book that is done well, but the idea of the Darkness creeping in and the slow decay of the city is so good.
I think I'm going to go deep back into my brain folds and pick a book I read when I was still a teen, The City of Ember by Jeanne DuPrau.
There's so much in this book that is done well, but the idea of the Darkness creeping in and the slow decay of the city is so good.
I'm just past 50k words, and I just made a snippet graphic for one of my favorite parts, actually!
I'm just past 50k words, and I just made a snippet graphic for one of my favorite parts, actually!
The best way to deal with imposter syndrome- do it scared anyway & let other people give you feedback. Don't ask to be torn down; constructive feedback is acknowledging the good and the bad. Don't dismiss compliments, use critique as a guide you can grow with.
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The best way to deal with imposter syndrome- do it scared anyway & let other people give you feedback. Don't ask to be torn down; constructive feedback is acknowledging the good and the bad. Don't dismiss compliments, use critique as a guide you can grow with.
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The Nightmare before Kissmas by Sara Raasch. Very much a gay romance, very much not my usual genre. But also, very well written and engaging. I read it on a friend's recommendation.
The Nightmare before Kissmas by Sara Raasch. Very much a gay romance, very much not my usual genre. But also, very well written and engaging. I read it on a friend's recommendation.
Such Sweet Sorrow has officially hit the midpoint today.
Such Sweet Sorrow has officially hit the midpoint today.
Stephen King is one of the most prolific horror writers in the modern zeitgeist. This one is still rated fairly high from what I can see, but I hated it. The characters weren't engaging, there wasn't much horror to the story even though the premise was interesting. Not my fav.
Stephen King is one of the most prolific horror writers in the modern zeitgeist. This one is still rated fairly high from what I can see, but I hated it. The characters weren't engaging, there wasn't much horror to the story even though the premise was interesting. Not my fav.
Most people think about Wicked and the rest of that series when it comes to his work. Lost was a good read. The pacing was a bit slow at points, but the creepy factor was high. (I need to reread it, but I remember enjoying it)
Most people think about Wicked and the rest of that series when it comes to his work. Lost was a good read. The pacing was a bit slow at points, but the creepy factor was high. (I need to reread it, but I remember enjoying it)
I'm usually a pantser, but this month I started with a rough Save the Cat style outline! Most of my prep was just jotting down story beats.
I'm usually a pantser, but this month I started with a rough Save the Cat style outline! Most of my prep was just jotting down story beats.
I know I've already talked about T. Kingfisher a few times, but hey. A House With Good Bones by T. Kingfisher. The main character is funny, engaging, and the horror is done so very well. The horror is familial epectations, just as much as eldritch/botanical abomination. 5/5
I know I've already talked about T. Kingfisher a few times, but hey. A House With Good Bones by T. Kingfisher. The main character is funny, engaging, and the horror is done so very well. The horror is familial epectations, just as much as eldritch/botanical abomination. 5/5
Excerpt is from Such Sweet Sorrow, my grief horror that I'm currently in the middle of first-drafting. (So, it may be a bit crunchy.)
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Excerpt is from Such Sweet Sorrow, my grief horror that I'm currently in the middle of first-drafting. (So, it may be a bit crunchy.)
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Not bad for 60 seconds. This is Winnie, she's a very greedy person with a vanity issue. Pretty, but rotten inside type.
Not bad for 60 seconds. This is Winnie, she's a very greedy person with a vanity issue. Pretty, but rotten inside type.
This was a hard one. I don't think I've come across a 100% mirror. But, I think I've got to name What Moves The Dead by T. Kingfisher.
Alex Easton is masc but also gender is complicated for kan. Ka is also headstrong, kind, and logical, and I'd like to think I embody those things.
This was a hard one. I don't think I've come across a 100% mirror. But, I think I've got to name What Moves The Dead by T. Kingfisher.
Alex Easton is masc but also gender is complicated for kan. Ka is also headstrong, kind, and logical, and I'd like to think I embody those things.
I have a lot.
William (orange) and Willow (white) are the cats in the first picture.
Charlie's the black cat in the second.
I also have five snakes and like 25 fish, though the fish are more my husband's. I won't post pics of the snakes since they're a common phobia.
I have a lot.
William (orange) and Willow (white) are the cats in the first picture.
Charlie's the black cat in the second.
I also have five snakes and like 25 fish, though the fish are more my husband's. I won't post pics of the snakes since they're a common phobia.
This one, for a few reasons -
- It's art history
- She'd think of it as a dig to her ex
- It's a Shakespeare reference (the piece is of Ophelia from Hamlet) and she loves Shakespeare.
This one, for a few reasons -
- It's art history
- She'd think of it as a dig to her ex
- It's a Shakespeare reference (the piece is of Ophelia from Hamlet) and she loves Shakespeare.
Blood over Bright Haven by M. L. Wang, though it's high fantasy, was an interesting exploration of refugee characters and privilege. (It was also very, very dark.)
Blood over Bright Haven by M. L. Wang, though it's high fantasy, was an interesting exploration of refugee characters and privilege. (It was also very, very dark.)
(ignore the dark spot, I had to wipe away some glue and it's still wet.)
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(ignore the dark spot, I had to wipe away some glue and it's still wet.)
#bookbinding #custombook #art
This is from mine and @lyfeisgr8.bsky.social 's novel Lemon Balm, a dark contemporary fantasy with nonbinary, ace-spec leads. Also the first of a series.
#WriteSky #WritingCommunity #QueerWriters #TFTNG
This is from mine and @lyfeisgr8.bsky.social 's novel Lemon Balm, a dark contemporary fantasy with nonbinary, ace-spec leads. Also the first of a series.
#WriteSky #WritingCommunity #QueerWriters #TFTNG