I love Roseland so much. If you'd suggested anyone else, it would be sacrilege.
25.04.2025 02:32
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I love Roseland so much. If you'd suggested anyone else, it would be sacrilege.
Book: A Small Light and Other Stories by Sara Century, cover art (double exposure photo of a person in the woods with a window at their center) by Don Noble, published by Weirdpunk Books
I'm told it's lesbian visibility week, usually I would joke about how I'm always visible thanks to my highly lesbian t-shirt collection. Today I will post my collection of short stories from the great @weirdpunkbooks.bsky.social. Messy lesbians having monster problems all over the place. Scary!
Oh yeeeeah!
Jesus shaves.
Betty and Veronica are getting dressed in a changing room. An inhuman round face appears in the transom above the door. "IIK!" shrieks Veronica, while Betty gets to the root of the percieved problem: "UN VOYEUR!"
Haha, too true!
A mostly offscreen character stands with their hand on the back of another character, who wears a big frown. The back pat has red lines radiating from it, and the sound it makes is a sickening "SPLAT." The frowny figure says "I'm not into this," and the caption reads "DON'T PAT ME ON THE BACK WITH A KNIFE IN YOUR HAND."
Everyone wants a friend, but no one wants a "friend."
The @havenspec.bsky.social kickstarter has only 4 days to go and is $806 away from funding. Can we give em a share? Maybe help them get there?
#IndieAuthor #Scifi #Fantasy #IndiePub
Anyone who thinks making movies is easy is an idiot.
The M.C. Escher impossible building drawing "Belvedere."
In a Belvedere sort of mood.
This book fucking rules and Sara is one of the best people.
I don't understand this and politely disagree.
An impressionistic drawing of Nina Simone, with the words "NINA IS MY CO-PILOT"
It's still Black History Month!
Is he gonna stand on a table again?
Charlene's work is fantastic and deeply troubling. If you're a reviewer, jump on this!
The thing about social media is that when you open an app and see good news, you should repost it, stop scrolling, and close your browser. Don't keep putting money in the slot machine once you've won the jackpot.
Take your cute dog photos and go before you get 5 more planes falling out of the sky.
Here we go.
Screenshot of that magical time half an hour ago when Micky Dolenz from the Monkees liked the previous post.
Hey, what the-- and I thought I was just posting into the void.
The Monkees vs. Beatles thing maths out pretty simply.
Mickey Dolenz > Ringo. You with me so far?
(Davey Jones + Peter Tork) > George Harrison. That makes sense, right?
And all that's left is Mike Nesmith > Lennon/McCartney and we're in business.
Monkees > Beatles. Piece of cake.
A circle with smaller circles inside, and occasional breaks so it's like a maze. The outer layer is all green, and the green seems to be seeping through the holes until it is pressed up against the yellow-orange in the center. The text reads "CONSOLIDATE YOUR LAYERS"
I'm not saying jello molds and trumpets and fruitcakes eat rabbit, but somehow it's related: waiting for the "you" that isn't coming. Have you seen these things? Tell me what you know! Gracias. End/
"Ho ho," says the farmer, "This must be a magic stump. This rabbit will be delicious." And then every day after that, for the rest of his life, the farmer goes out into the woods, sits on the stump, and waits for more food to appear.
It seems there was this farmer who went out to hunt for his dinner. He's walking through the woods, &sits down on this stump. He says to himself, "I wish I had something to eat," and at that exact second, a rabbit runs at full-speed out of the woods, bonks its head on the stump, and falls down dead.
When I got home I did some light research that I only half remember and found out that "still waiting for you" is maybe loosely based on a Japanese folk tale called "The Magic Stump." After I read about the Magic Stump I stopped researching and smiled for a long time. It's really great.
"STILL WAITING FOR YOU" is the genre (?) when the characters (or personified types of bread or pastry or musical instruments) sit like that. I think I paid $4 for this sad jello mold that's about the size of my thumbnail, and I really liked it, but didn't understand it at all. 2/
Anyone know the story of this sad little jello mold?
I'll tell you all I know. I was in SF last summer and we went into this store that was just vending machines that sold tiny toys. A bunch of the toy lines were different characters, or foods or objects in this same hunched-over position. 1/
Hell yeah, The Terror!
A drawing of a door, and the text reads "OPEN THE DOOR AND FIND OUT"
Abstract cutout shapes and fruit and pieces of metal. A sculpted metal mask in the center with a ball (or fruit) nose and cutout horns sticking out of the top. I made this out of a catalog containing 2 very different but both famous artists, Miro, maybe, and someone else. I can't remember. Anyway, it looks fantastic.
Weird collage on the back of the office door
red art