Adam-Ana de Reya
@anadereya.bsky.social
BU graduate; transgender; writer of alternate history, horror, and fantasy short stories!
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O'Brien: This is room 101, where you will be confronted with your deepest fear, the one thing your mind cannot stand
Julia: Oh shit are you going to start explaining that fucking book to me again
O'Brien: You didn't enjoy my explanations? I tried really hard.
Julia: Oh, yeah, uh, no, it was great
Julia: Oh shit are you going to start explaining that fucking book to me again
O'Brien: You didn't enjoy my explanations? I tried really hard.
Julia: Oh, yeah, uh, no, it was great
June 11, 2025 at 9:54 PM
O'Brien: This is room 101, where you will be confronted with your deepest fear, the one thing your mind cannot stand
Julia: Oh shit are you going to start explaining that fucking book to me again
O'Brien: You didn't enjoy my explanations? I tried really hard.
Julia: Oh, yeah, uh, no, it was great
Julia: Oh shit are you going to start explaining that fucking book to me again
O'Brien: You didn't enjoy my explanations? I tried really hard.
Julia: Oh, yeah, uh, no, it was great
Lena the streets need you to write this
June 11, 2025 at 8:27 PM
Lena the streets need you to write this
It’s always “sacrifices must be made” with his lot - well maybe I’m tired of our rights being the sacrifice you up on your alter to the Green Tories, Adrian!
June 8, 2025 at 10:31 AM
It’s always “sacrifices must be made” with his lot - well maybe I’m tired of our rights being the sacrifice you up on your alter to the Green Tories, Adrian!
You’re living my nightmare
February 17, 2025 at 5:14 AM
You’re living my nightmare
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A pigeon nested in an old Christmas wreath on my balcony and I think that must have been the fanciest nest in the city
January 14, 2025 at 9:29 AM
A pigeon nested in an old Christmas wreath on my balcony and I think that must have been the fanciest nest in the city
I can but that’s because I’m built different
January 14, 2025 at 1:33 AM
I can but that’s because I’m built different
I don’t want to spoil much but the way it weaves fairy tail and horror together is just sublime. Listen to it before bed!
January 2, 2025 at 3:16 PM
I don’t want to spoil much but the way it weaves fairy tail and horror together is just sublime. Listen to it before bed!
Spirit Husband by Uchechukwu Nwaka - By far the best short story I read this year. So evocative, I was carried away by it. Pseudopod put out an episode featuring this story which I highly recommend you listen to: pseudopod.org/2024/04/05/p...
PseudoPod 914: Spirit Husband
Don’t collect gifts from strangers. Don’t pick up money on the streets. Don’t take food in your dream. The spicy fried exterior of the akara melts over my tongue, and the soft baked beans within seep…
pseudopod.org
January 2, 2025 at 2:19 PM
Spirit Husband by Uchechukwu Nwaka - By far the best short story I read this year. So evocative, I was carried away by it. Pseudopod put out an episode featuring this story which I highly recommend you listen to: pseudopod.org/2024/04/05/p...
“France on Trial” by Julian Jackson - Jackson provides a withering profile of France’s puppet ruler during WW2. Captures a tumultuous moment in French history. Jackson provides insight into Pétain’s defence team, I was particularly fascinated by Jacques Isorni, who became obsessed with Pétain.
January 2, 2025 at 2:09 PM
“France on Trial” by Julian Jackson - Jackson provides a withering profile of France’s puppet ruler during WW2. Captures a tumultuous moment in French history. Jackson provides insight into Pétain’s defence team, I was particularly fascinated by Jacques Isorni, who became obsessed with Pétain.
“Queen of the Black Coast” by Robert E Howard - First time reading Conan the Barbarian and I had a damn good time! I may read more in 2025. Full of gore, adventure, and romance. Simple, efficient, wonderful.
January 2, 2025 at 2:02 PM
“Queen of the Black Coast” by Robert E Howard - First time reading Conan the Barbarian and I had a damn good time! I may read more in 2025. Full of gore, adventure, and romance. Simple, efficient, wonderful.
“The Storm Before The Storm” by Mike Duncan - A fast-paced book I read in one sitting. Whilst I didn’t agree entirely with Duncan’s analysis he offers a thoroughly researched perspective on why the Roman Republic collapsed and what lessons we can take from it.
January 2, 2025 at 1:58 PM
“The Storm Before The Storm” by Mike Duncan - A fast-paced book I read in one sitting. Whilst I didn’t agree entirely with Duncan’s analysis he offers a thoroughly researched perspective on why the Roman Republic collapsed and what lessons we can take from it.
