the table of helens and equivalents is my favourite poem actually

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the table of helens and equivalents is my favourite poem actually

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Real thing that changed how i write: I started asking "what does this character think is wrong with them" and separately "what is actually wrong with them." Those two things are almost never the same. She thinks she's too much. She's actually terrified of being too little. He thinks he's bad at commitment. He's actually just never met someone he trusted enough. The gap between their diagnosis of themselves and the real thing, that's your character arc right there. you don't have to explain it. just write both.
entertaining myself by putting my little guys in situations
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Various doodles done while listening to The West Passage by @jpechacek, which is so full of wonderfully unnerving, matter-of-factly surreal worldbuilding I can’t help but play with the visuals. Steve West is a hell of a narrator on the audiobook as well. Go snag it!
This review concerns two different texts: Carmilla, a novella by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu, serialized in 1871-2, and the edited, introduced t

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Ok I got the ARC let’s fucking goooooo (I’ll post this again with results once the book’s been released for a week lol)
I see some squares that will definitely be called, but I'm not sure anyone's getting a bingo....
Of course, I may have forgotten something, or be seeing it from an odd angle. I still kind of feel like Translation State is a cozy, wholesome kind of book, even factoring in the cannibalism. So, I might not be the best judge.
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i love fake plot holes
little inconsistencies that at first you assume "oh, the author must have fucked up", but then later on you realize that no, it was on purpose, they wanted you to think they fucked up but they hadnt
related: when you think "this has Implications the author didn't think about" and then it turns out the author was thinking about them the whole time
@derinthescarletpescatarian callout post
Unfortunately if you write like this it does backfire eventually because after a few rounds of "it wasn't a mistake, I wanted you to think about it and was aiming to address this the whole time!", the readers (reasonably) assume that anything incongruous is on purpose and you are never allowed to make a real mistake or not notice an awkward implication ever again.
all these excellent books come from some random penguins house?
My dear friend corrected this review/blurb/summary because you really SHOULD KNOW what you are getting into
Winter's Orbit by @avoliot

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From Tiffany Daniel's post here!
Am very excited to read Jennifer Dawson's The Ha-Ha.
However, MUST RAGE immediately about the intro by Melissa Broder. Never read her writing and cannot imagine doing so now. At the first level she commits the usual crime of an intro by giving away the whole plot (but many do this! I cannot hold it against her). Worse, she uses quotations around... multiple single words... in a sentence. Like: 'She conveys a reverence for the "genuine questions" about patients' rights' -- makes it seem like sarcasm?! Quotations of single words or common phrases are for people who don't know how essays and citations work, which SPEAKING OF, the pinnacle of laziness leads the whole essay. Broder quotes Google AI (no fucking joke, I didn't even put it in quotes) as to the definition of the titular ha-ha and I cannot believe the combo of starting your essay with a definition, choosing to QUOTE AI FOR THAT DEFINITION and apparently sharing with us that you didn't even bother to look that up until you were writing this essay. Because surely a person who had learned that definition from context clues and the dictionary would not be quoting GOOGLE AI in their litcrit. For crying out loud. If you are going to bother to quote the DEFINITION OF A WORD, perhaps because it is so deeply archaic to you that you can't imagine that not being something that needs no citation, you could quote an actual dictionary or farm-architecture source. But whatever. What is literature but something to be interpreted through AI.
Yesterday I got a notification that a package was going to be delivered today. I had not ordered anything, so I was hoping it would be PAPER ARCS OF RADIANT STAR AND IT WAS
and in other all caps news I JUST SAW A SCREENSHOT OF THE AUDIBLE LISTING AND IT SAYS ADJOA ANDOH IS NARRATING THIS IS NOT A DRILL
LOBOPOD RAVE🦐🦐🦐🦐🦐🦐🦐🦐🦐🦐🦐🦐🦐🦐🦐🦐🦐🦐🦐🦐🦐🦐🦐
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This is what happens when you say yes to everything at the checkout.
Cover is UP! The stunning art is by @eliotbaum.
Call Me Traitor is the story of a living weapon fighting her way towards personhood and the awful lesbian she's doing it with. I keep calling it 'the sapphic Winter Soldier wizards' book despite being told we can't put that in the blurb.
STORY:
So this is the book I have spent the last few years on! I think it's the best thing I've written. I am both nervous and hugely excited. Reblogs massively appreciated if that is your thing, and if you are inclined to preorder, they do help me out a lot with my publisher, but I completely understand that not everyone is in a position to. All interest treasured and appreciated!
(Also: HOW gorgeous is this art! I am unspeakably in love with it! How it captures these two idiots so accurately, and the incredible dawn clouds and the mountain and the sea. I pushed for Eliot Baum for the cover ever since he was among the initial artist suggestions because of the gorgeous way he does characters, and this both showed me that was the right choice and also completely blew me away. Highly recommend the follow: @eliotbaum. I am also a big fan of the title design, which is by Jess Kiley!)