Tag: SFW
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Preview: “Fight or Flight” Audiobook
Hello, folks! I’ve written a book. Actually, I’ve written a bunch of books; more specifically, I should say, I have written and finished a book, entirely, and seeks its publishing. To this end, I’m going to be launching a crowdfunding venture – mostly to familiarize myself with the platform, but also to underwrite the cost…
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Review: “Wednesday” Season 1; It’s Woetime
Hello, all. You may have enjoyed my live-posting on Bluesky of watching the first season of Wednesday (and if not and you want to, scroll down to just the top of the spoiler section below to see all the threads linked there) – or, you may have been screaming at me via your phone screen.…
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Story: “At the Edge”
“Don’t go near the edge.” It’s what my dad always told me, whenever we went sailing. Out for fish, and it started off just me and him, father and daughter, but eventually he had to sell the boat and join a fishing consortium instead. Me, and him, and a dozen others, and the two of…
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Days Before: an Essay on Representation of a Time Before Change
Title’s a bit of a mouthful, eh? First questions first: “the hell are you talking about, J? What time before change? Are you high?” Not right now, no, but thanks for asking. It’s Pride month. June is, and today is the last day of June; ironically, my local Pride parade isn’t held until early July…
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Essay: On “Her Cigarettes”
If you haven’t yet read the poem, I would suggest you do so first. It can be found in its entirety on this website, at this link. This is a poem – and an essay – about grief. About family, and how it can be complicated; how history can be, or maybe even must be.…
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Poem: “Her Cigarettes”
This poem is dedicated to my grandmother. Note: discussion of addiction, abortion, death, neglect, and other potentially distressing content.
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Review: “Blind Spots”, by Cara Nox (Astrophobia anthology)
Let’s start off by getting one thing straight: Blind Spots is very good at what it does. It is very good at spreading a slow, underlying unease that is easy to ignore but difficult or impossible to miss in the long run. I really liked this story. Length: 4800 words Genre: Horror Author: Cara Nox…
