Using my Imagination Irresponsibly

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Zadie and Paige meet on a frozen lake on Christmas eve. Both are escaping complicated home lives and looking for something out on the ice. Zadie is restless. Paige is unmoored. In the wake of their adolescent growing pains, they keep running into each other in their small mountain town. They fit together in confusing ways up until Paige has a breakdown and seems to leave for good.

Years later, the two of them find their paths drawn together again by something greater than themselves. This time they meet as adults with worries of jobs, friends, money, and the knowledge that nothing is guaranteed. Zadie feels stunted and unsure of what to do with an ill-fitting life. Paige is haunted by herself and the question of letting someone in even if you are never fully “recovered.”

Meet Me Again is a Sapphic coming-of-age romance that follows Zadie and Paige from high school to adulthood, traversing illness, first love, and the Herculean young adult task of finding purpose. A luminous and funny story of the chance encounters and familiar strangers that transform our lives.

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I am thrilled to be putting out my first ever original novel: Meet Me Again! It is a Sapphic romance with a bit of spice and humor.

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my-brain-on-little-cat-feet asked:

How did you feel about the backrooms movie? Speak on it, I’m very curious

I thought it was fantastic visuals trapped in a deeply subpar script; the therapy storyline was written by someone who has never been to therapy (she brings up heavy work five minutes before the session is supposed to end??), which is a funny dynamic, and used like an exposition dump in a way I found clunky; I also believe that almost 99% of voice-overs in movies could be cut and make the movies so, so much better

Chiwetel Ejiofor, the main actor, did a fantastic job but the turn in the middle of the movie felt a little abrupt and the general writing had the sense of what teenagers think adult problems are like—the man drinks! the woman does random baggy-pills!; the message felt weird at points: you can’t fix people can be a conservative point in many spaces; then, to me, it felt like the movie just kind of ends, like that’s all folks

that being said, even if I felt like the sheer number of chase scenes became overwrought, the visuals rocked and the SENSE of the backrooms well done—the greetings in different languages was haunting

Finally, I thought the shaky-cam footage with the worker and her boyfriend were like ten perfect minutes of movie, genuinely a great combination of humor and suspense and again, cool ass visuals and vibes

So, like, really cool aesthetic, poor writing

the backrooms really a testament to how far you can go by looking cool as hell but the writing felt incomplete and clunky to me plus I thought it'd be having a little more fun like in the shaky-cam portion :')