Mental health representation is incredibly important to me; I write it into my stories because I didn’t see enough of it growing up, and when books do…… Read more “Review: Heretic’s Guide to Homecoming by Sienna Tristen”
fixing the faults. (a poem)
the first time something breaks, pull out the superglue, the tape, the staples whatever works, whatever works, whatever works. repeat. ad nauseam. until the layers of adhesive…… Read more “fixing the faults. (a poem)”
ALBUM REVIEW: Within Temptation – RESIST 2019
Within Temptation has been one of my favourite bands for more than a decade – Sharon Den Adel was one of my first queer crushes, and they…… Read more “ALBUM REVIEW: Within Temptation – RESIST 2019”
New Music: June (and a bit of May)
I’ve decided to do a better job of keeping up with new music releases, and I’ve been quite enjoying the results of the experiment so far. 2019…… Read more “New Music: June (and a bit of May)”
Review: Two Dark Moons by Avi Silver
Ever since Lord of the Rings came out – and even more since the advent of Dungeons and Dragons – fantasy has been struggling with an identity…… Read more “Review: Two Dark Moons by Avi Silver”
Ghosts in Quicksilver: Chapter 2.2: Bleedover
TW: racist microaggressions, violence, child abuse, accidental manipulation/unreality It’s two in the afternoon, and the radio (New Hot Eighty Nine-Nine, it’s reminded us at least four times…… Read more “Ghosts in Quicksilver: Chapter 2.2: Bleedover”
REVIEW: Drowned in Milk Tea by Anne Chivon
Poetry is my first love, and as such, I’m always going to favour it. I’ve never liked how hard people are on emotional, image-driven poetry; it’s always…… Read more “REVIEW: Drowned in Milk Tea by Anne Chivon”
