you just teleported to the last game you played how is it going? {you're plot involved}
good
bad
great
awful
dead
I don't play games/results
See ResultsSoma 😔
they/them • iwtv & etc
you just teleported to the last game you played how is it going? {you're plot involved}
good
bad
great
awful
dead
I don't play games/results
See ResultsSoma 😔
been stewing on an analytical approach to fiction which I call "is this book afraid of me?" and in order to answer this question you determine how hard the book is trying to make sure you don't come after the writer on twitter
the fucked-up part is that I specifically notice this in like, BIPOC or queer romances because their authors a) are more likely to be harassed online b) tend to care about writing inclusive and intersectional books more, both of which are totally valid reasons, but unfortunately a book that is scared to be misunderstood is also scared to challenge the reader or allow for too much nuance or grey areas or character flaws and I am sorry to say that it often makes for less compelling stories because it means shying away from ambiguities and complexities in an effort to reassure me, the reader, that everyone here is a Good Person engaging in Healthy Behaviours and Relationships
Speaking of books it's been a while since I've seen one of these posts going around & I'm curious so everyone could you tell me what you are reading rn in the tags please
pinkponyflint asked:
hi. i saw a previous person send in to say they read “a haunting just for company” and you were like “it shocks me people still read this a year later.” i would like to say i read it like two months ago and have returned to it since and i made sure to follow you just in case you ever expressed any thoughts about it. absolute banger. big fan
thank you so much :’) that people are still finding it and enjoying it continues to astound, amaze, etc.
I wish I knew any thoughts to share! I never know how or what to talk about when it comes to things I’ve written. in lieu of any deep thoughts, some fun facts: