COVER REVEAL!
CUCKOO, coming 3.19.24
At a conversion therapy camp deep in the Utah desert, six queer teens fight for their souls and their very survival against a vile and ancient terror none of them are ready to face.
Cover: Sarah Sitkin
Design: @esthersarahkim
Oh HEY I just found out that there's funding specifically set aside for trans women/transfeminine writers working on picture books to attend an upcoming Writing the Rainbow workshop through
Hey if writers are so easy to replace with reality tv and computers, why are producers contorting themselves and the system to try to secretly keep them working
This SCREAMS how badly they need writers and how inevitably the writers are going to win
I disagree with this take, but the important thing is that we carefully scrutinize each other's leisure activities for signs of personal and cultural failure.
Over consumption and hustle culture got y’all thinking that reading 200 books in one year is better than reading 3-5 books slowly and sitting with the information or the story
4yo asked why Audrey dies (yes, we're watching Little Shop of Horrors again) and uh... I don't really have a good answer for that. My girl doesn't even look injured. Terminal dishevelment? First-degree drama?
We have two different beers with pink labels in the house right now, and I wish I had the words to convey to you the sound Charlie made when he took a sip of my sour thinking it was his IPA.
One thing I always found frustrating about The L Word was how little they delved into Tina's past as a vampire hunter and how it shaped her as a person
I am in the mood to read more incandescently beautiful and perspective-shifting nonfiction. I care less about genre than about gorgeous, surprising prose. Whom's got recs for me?
Charlie, making yogurt like some kind of homesteader: After we strain it we can save the whey. You can use it to make bread, or other stuff...
Me: Yeah, I hear Steven Tyler likes to use it in stir fry.
Charlie: ... What?
Me: You don't know the song "Wok This Whey"?
I'm shaken up and angry after witnessing a hit and run this afternoon. No one was injured, but it looked pretty scary, and the driver responsible sped off without even pausing. It really freaked me out. I'm still trying to calm down.
hey question! are you nonbinary? have you published speculative stories in venues that are freely readable online? would you like me to read said stories for an #sfstoryoftheday blog post featuring nonbinary SF writers? if yes, please comment or DM me with links to your work!
statement on the verdict: "We thank E. Jean Carroll, who will inspire survivors to come forward to tell their stories and face perpetrators. This case demonstrates that all perpetrators, no matter how powerful, can and will be held accountable."