You are the third person to recommend Finch to me. Is taking this as a sign the modern equivalent of augury?

Are you a nerdy goth who likes hedgehogs? There’s a museum exhibit of a skull for that!

I am trying, despite my knowledge that caffeine doesn’t seem to affect me unless taken with adderall, which I, alas, no longer have.

Sunken punkin. #art

Surely there’s a chance that today will be the day when I unlock the secret to doing things as quickly as I want to, rather than being forced to accept the constraints of time!

I know that my plan to catch up on all the reading and all the writing I didn’t have time for while I was on vacation, while also getting laundry and other neglected chores done today is not realistic. Probably. But…

I assembled a list of short films you can watch right now for free this Halloween. Scary, strange, surreal, and sometimes funny, this list includes live action, stop motion, and animated films from around the world and from filmmakers you've never heard of before

All October, Atthis Arts is celebrating Black Speculative Fiction Month, and we hope you'll join us! We're going to start with a *spark*. This one is a must-read. Go get it. Incendiary by Gerald L. Coleman.

I'm very suggestible and will point a camera at pretty much anything for pretty much anyone. I filmed a hedgehog for @romgothsam.bsky.social the other day because I saw the hedgehog and thought, "Sam will want to see the hedgehog!"

I managed to get one gloomy photo of my own during my vacation this past week.

#AScareADay - October 5th - “The Kraken” by Alfred, Lord Tennyson

This poem made me remember how, as a kid, I thought that there weren’t krakens and other giant sea monsters anymore, because too many of them died from getting tangled up with ships and injured or trapped by the wreckage.

Day 5 of #AScareADay and it was a lovely little poem 'The Kraken' by Alfred Tennyson.

A short, sweet and sad one.

I did a little reading

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#AScareADay="text-blue-600 dark:text-sky-400">#AScareADay – Day 5 – The Kraken by Alfred, Lord Tennyson

#AScareADay - Day 5 - A short little poem today, by Alfred Lord Tennyson. For my creative response, I thought I would share a little short piece I wrote a while ago, called Sea Skins. It's not a kraken, but it's about bodies and changes,…

You can't choose your family... but you can eat them.

British eldritch family drama, with dark humour and tentacles in a dilapidated East Sussex seaside town.

Fucked up ace rep, and the worst pan polyam vegan you know.

#Horror #HorrorBooks #BookSky #SpookySeason

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from Faustina: A Fantasy of Autumn in the Heart of Appalachia (1888) by Frank Cowan

Please enjoy this poem about a slug

Newspapers tell of a hunchback peddler named Moses who disappeared in the Pennsylvania mountains. One of the last to see him was a young farmer's daughter. Years later, when she was grown and married, she moved into an old, abandoned log cabin. (1/2)

#PhantomsFriday

Humorous old flash fic that I wrote, loosely inspired by Elizabeth Báthory.

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Ever wondered what stories are being told elsewhere? Help us raise funds to translate non-colonial African languages books into English!

https://ko-fi.com/africantranslationproject

You can check their art shop for my zine! You can even donate your own art to the shop! Any reblog helps too!

For fans of vampires and werewolves and queer rage

Autumn reading for people who want to be sad 🖤

Thanks for the art share Davis!
Hi, I'm Liv, a woodcut printmaker and finalist for the Artist World Fantasy Award this year. All of my 2D art is sketched, hand-carved in wood, then inked and printed on my etching press. Sometimes I add color with watercolors, or gilding. #art #woodcut #printmaking

You can also get Vex’s book, MINTY FRESH: A Vampire Pulp Novella, on Amazon and Kobo
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Check out Vex Corvine’s queer pulp
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#AScareADay="text-blue-600 dark:text-sky-400">#AScareADay – Day 4 – The Buried Alive by John Galt

#AScareADay - Day 4 Today's short story is "The Buried Alive" by John Galt (1821). My response to it is an extract from an early novel featuring Katy Porter, which no longer makes canonical sense. But here's an extract!

It's a lovely morning on the internet and you are a horrible queer!

Drop your links to queer books! Yours, someone else's, tradpub, indie, share ALL THE QUEER BOOKS to make a fash shit themselves.

Go!!!