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My fellow writer @jebdarsh.bsky.social is crowdfunding for their book series! Jeb has been sharing this wonderfully dynamic and insanely complex series with me for a long time now, and I can't wait to read it! #book #author #publishing #artist #self-publishing
www.backerkit.com/call_to_acti...
A two panel seagull meme. The top panel shows a seagull with its mouth open and head leaned back, the bottom panel is red and shows the seagull ‘yelling’ with the text The Phantasms & Phenomena Kickstarter is live
IT'S LIVE
15 stories, all with aspec characters in paranormal contexts
I genuinely am so proud of what's in this book. The authors have all done an absolutely incredible job on their stories, and the team helping me bring it to life are truly phenomenal people
Let's get this thing funded!
Life is just so crazy and I never am really on Bluesky unfortunately 😅. Still very active on discord though (my DMS are always open 💖) but I'm heading to sleep now but I'll definitely remember to send to you when I wake up!
Jeb, I started writing the vampire boys again for an anthology but i too missed the deadline cause... adhd and i forgot... but I have what i wrote still if you want to check it out?
A graphic for the war march bundle with nine book covers on the right and text on the left. orange heading reads "war march". blue text reads "itch.io book bundle, nine stories of battle and conflict, february 28th to April 1st". green text at the bottom reads "only $8". Books featured are: Durga by Niranjan Manipulator's War by Elise Carlson The Redemption of Jarek by Dylan Madeley Song of the Wolf by T.C. Smith The Crimson Knight by Zeta K. Pierce Just Press Play by Nick Snape Heirs of Hyarch Book Two: The Elefae Champion by Chris Mitchell War of the Space Dragons by L'Poni Battle at Tidberphal by Simon Wolfe
Attention, soldier! The War March bundle is live! We've got 9 stories featuring battles and conflict for only $8, only on itch-io. Go check it out, you know you want to 👀
itch.io/b/3544/war-m...
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Update: i finished my fic... no more story :(
think smarter not harder
All youse be left on cliffhangers whilst I was still enjoying my fic cause I have full work turned on and as long as I don't reload the page I can read all I want
Moodboard with #readgaysports with book cover and HBO Max promo of Heated Rivalry, below these are four different covers of alternate queer sports romances, those being After the Siren by Darcy Green (enemies to lovers), Rookie Mistake by Anna Zabo and L.A. Witt (ice hockey), Cleat Cute by Meryl Wilsner (neurodivergent rep) and Love and Other Scores by Abra Pressler (sports prodigy).
Loved Heated Rivalry, but your bookshop / library won't have the book available till, like, February? Don't worry, fam.
I gotcha covered. Check out these assorted ✨ queer 🏈 sports 🎾 romances ⚽ while you wait!
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Idk how I did it but I managed to write 50k in Nov. Hallelujah to fanfic, cause otherwise I would've written absolutely nothing
We can interact over chain names 😂
I said hi and then realised you were in a different server cause I forgot that was a thing 😂
Timezones suck 😂 I be sprinting with ghosts
Eying is the British spelling iirc. Idk man there's just something not right about it 😅
Somehow I always find a way to mention The Hobbit in any of my fics or writings that have modern settings 😅 #LateNightWrite
Don't worry, one of Brandon Sanderson's book had two different spellings of eyeing. Eying and eyeing (which are apparently both correct but just looking at eying makes me want to gauge my own eyes out tyvm)
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COVID is such a fucking bitch. Hope the fog lifts and you start to feel better soon ❤️
(idk how to tag omg help) #writing #grief #loss #rare-disease
But she exceeded all expectations by living sixteen years. She was healthy for the majority of those years and most of all: she was happy.
I love you, Sarebear. Keeping laughing up there, won't you?
Well if you made it to the end thanks for reading! My sister had rare genetic disease called Pancreatic Agenesis. All she was missing was a single gene and because of that she was born without a pancreas and a gallbladder along with a plethora of intestinal and endocrine issues.
No one prepared me for death. But it had to have arrived eventually. And no matter how it would have come. No matter how slow or how quick. I would have never been prepared any way.
No one prepared me for death at 23-years-old, and even though my sister was never even meant to live past a week old, she made it 16 years, a medical miracle that once was and still is.
No one prepares you for the aftermath, you see the quick version of it in movies and shows. But you don't see the financial struggle. You don't understand the decisions that have to be made. What songs should be played, compiling photos, writing an eulogy.
Except I wasn't. I am but 23. No job and studying for a future that's already so unknown.
I knew I would one day I would attend her funeral, but never so soon. 16 years wasn't enough. I should have had kids, I should have been married, I should have been able to support my mother more, take control of the situation.
Why are they gifting me what is dying as soon as it was cut from the stem and apologising for a death that wasn't their fault?
No one prepares you, and here I was, cocky and assure that I would be prepared.
