We interrupt the regular Thursday programming (see: Can’t Catch Me Now) to bring more news about After Forever Falls Apart, book two in the Death Magic Duology. It’s out! Yay! Over the coming days, it’ll be available as an ebook on more online stores (for example: Bookshop.org). However, I’m still working on getting the bookContinue reading “Full Transparency”
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“After Forever Falls Apart” is almost here
The sequel to Graveyard of Lullabies is almost here! A few more days, and the ebook will be available to purchase at most online bookstores. The story is like if TJ Klune’s book The Bones Beneath My Skin met autistic necromancer. Or if Tamsyn Muir’s Locked Tomb series took place in a tundra instead ofContinue reading ““After Forever Falls Apart” is almost here”
Inupiaq numbers
For a fun, subtle tidbit in After Forever Falls Apart (the upcoming sequel to Graveyard of Lullabies), I added some Inupiaq (or Iñupiaq) numerals to some sections of the book. Not for the chapter numbers themselves, but…it’ll make sense once you see it. In the meantime, here’s some fun facts about Inupiaq numerals: It’s actuallyContinue reading “Inupiaq numbers”
New Sequel Incoming
Mask the Autism (can’t handle this again)
Being asexual, kind of
can’t let Stranger Things go
As you may or may not know, I wasn’t very happy at how Stranger Things queerbaited its audience. In the past week or so, I’ve decided to do something with my annoyed feelings. That is, I started writing a
Stranger Things Failed Us (So let’s talk about queerbaiting)
Remember my previous post about Stranger Things? Yeah, this week’s post isn’t so optimistic. The first half of season 5 gave us some really nice queer moments
Happy New Year
Another blanket on the pile. Another scrap in the trash. A new succulent cutting budding up. These days go by,
New(ish) Music
I made this song autumn of 2022. When I first came up with the melody/lyrics, I was outside near my apartment, walking around with my baby niece, and the weather was nearly perfect. We hung out by some trees and I felt close to nature in that moment. Like, we’re born out of the earthContinue reading “New(ish) Music”
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