Hannah McLean
@hannahlmclean.bsky.social
writer and reader 🪼 currently drafting a book about desperate people making (and trying to wiggle out of) deals with the devil 🐙 https://app.thestorygraph.com/profile/strawberrysky
Authors, if you see this, it's a sign to post the first line of your book.
"Ten minutes before she was supposed to go on stage, a piece of Clementine's face fell off."
- Crossroads, my current WIP!
"Ten minutes before she was supposed to go on stage, a piece of Clementine's face fell off."
- Crossroads, my current WIP!
Authors, if you see this, it’s a sign to post the first line of your book.
“Nera Harosen lived in a ferry station for the dead, between the city and the lake.”
- Lighthouse at the Edge of the World, coming in July!
“Nera Harosen lived in a ferry station for the dead, between the city and the lake.”
- Lighthouse at the Edge of the World, coming in July!
Authors, if you see this, it’s a sign to post the first line of your book.
“I had just taken poison when the king arrived to inform me that he had killed his wife.”
- Hemlock & Silver, T. Kingfisher, coming in…August? I think?
“I had just taken poison when the king arrived to inform me that he had killed his wife.”
- Hemlock & Silver, T. Kingfisher, coming in…August? I think?
February 2, 2025 at 10:20 PM
Authors, if you see this, it's a sign to post the first line of your book.
"Ten minutes before she was supposed to go on stage, a piece of Clementine's face fell off."
- Crossroads, my current WIP!
"Ten minutes before she was supposed to go on stage, a piece of Clementine's face fell off."
- Crossroads, my current WIP!
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Should I have done this sooner? Yeah. Am I doing it now? Also yeah. Get ready for some troiktastic backgrounds on Feb 1st
www.kickstarter.com/projects/tom...
www.kickstarter.com/projects/tom...
Coming soon: Sometimes, We Were Infinite: A Troika! Zine
Sometimes, We Were Infinite is a Troika! zine collecting backgrounds from the last peoples of the dying universe.
www.kickstarter.com
January 14, 2025 at 7:48 PM
Should I have done this sooner? Yeah. Am I doing it now? Also yeah. Get ready for some troiktastic backgrounds on Feb 1st
www.kickstarter.com/projects/tom...
www.kickstarter.com/projects/tom...
Closing my work laptop for the week and opening my personal one to start draft 3 of my crossroads devil project! #horrorwrite #writing Step one: assessing feedback/ideas I've been thinking over and making a checklist so #editing becomes a series of manageable tasks instead of an impossible mountain📋
January 10, 2025 at 10:51 PM
Closing my work laptop for the week and opening my personal one to start draft 3 of my crossroads devil project! #horrorwrite #writing Step one: assessing feedback/ideas I've been thinking over and making a checklist so #editing becomes a series of manageable tasks instead of an impossible mountain📋
watched all three lord of the rings movies for NYE and now I want to read the books AGAIN even though I just read them a few months ago...but my friends book éomer and book faramir and book merry and book pippin are there...
January 1, 2025 at 7:20 AM
watched all three lord of the rings movies for NYE and now I want to read the books AGAIN even though I just read them a few months ago...but my friends book éomer and book faramir and book merry and book pippin are there...
I read 72 books in 2024! My favorite 10:
1. Watership Down, by Richard Adams. Finally got around to it; LOVED it. Hazel is such a compelling protagonist, the supporting characters are dynamic and lovable, and the story stays firmly about rabbits while earning all the Homeric/Shakespearean epigraphs.
1. Watership Down, by Richard Adams. Finally got around to it; LOVED it. Hazel is such a compelling protagonist, the supporting characters are dynamic and lovable, and the story stays firmly about rabbits while earning all the Homeric/Shakespearean epigraphs.
December 31, 2024 at 4:50 AM
I read 72 books in 2024! My favorite 10:
1. Watership Down, by Richard Adams. Finally got around to it; LOVED it. Hazel is such a compelling protagonist, the supporting characters are dynamic and lovable, and the story stays firmly about rabbits while earning all the Homeric/Shakespearean epigraphs.
1. Watership Down, by Richard Adams. Finally got around to it; LOVED it. Hazel is such a compelling protagonist, the supporting characters are dynamic and lovable, and the story stays firmly about rabbits while earning all the Homeric/Shakespearean epigraphs.
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everyone please read some desperate glory. kyr is in there and she's awful and also avi is in there and he's WORSE!!! <3
December 17, 2024 at 5:56 PM
everyone please read some desperate glory. kyr is in there and she's awful and also avi is in there and he's WORSE!!! <3