Okay, but I’d devour a Hunger Games book about the Morphlings. How they succeeded in erasing themselves in a way even Snow couldn’t erase Lucy Gray or Luella or Haymitch. Where we learn their names and why they shed them. (Cat might be correct, that IS monstrous of me.)

I am A Monster, having put flea meds on this perfect, beautiful angel baby who has never done anything wrong in her whole life.

SO. STOKED. To read more from Hildur Knútsdóttir. Loved The Night Guest & The Shape of Stones.

Hemlocke Springs @ The Music Box was a fucking immaculate experience. Was rad seeing her in an intimate venue (vs when she opened for Chappell Roan, which also ruled).

George O’Malley is Grey’s Anatomy’s Xander and I’ll die on that hill.

My friend @bucketsjen.bsky.social and I made a sapphic, feminist, monstrous StoryGraph reading challenge! app.thestorygraph.com/reading_chal...

2026 reading goals: 100 books 100 short stories (2/week) 25,000 pages How about you?

StoryGraph 2025!

People saying Pluribus is boring are blowing my mind. Each episode has my full attention, and goes by in a second. SO GOOD.

Your not-so-friendly reminder that most people using SNAP/food stamps are actively working, or are children, or are disabled (myself included).

Halsey at Hollywood Forever Cemetery? Fucking incredible. N3 got Walk the Line and Bad At Love. 🖤

Chappell Roan in Pasadena was fucking transcendent.

Happy Spooky Lake month to all who celebrate!

This week I have been trapped in migraine hell, and I’m glad only that all my ticketed / time sensitive plans managed to nestle themselves around the brain fire rather than during it.

I HIGHLY recommend scream singing K-Pop Demon Hunters in a theater with as much of your polycule as you can.

I do not understand how Off With Their Heads by Zoe Hana Mikuta is so criminally underrated. I’m having a great time. I wish I could meet the characters in this version of Wonderland for the first time again.

I forgot how much of The Walking Dead is watching men argue over stupid nonsense and make the worst decisions, all while pretending anger isn’t an emotion.

I cannot overstate how much I loved this story.

You know that thing where you’re reading and suddenly the story ends because the author hasn’t finished, but the author in question is you and you want to know what happens?

This season of You is a fucking masterpiece.

We did a book cover assignment for my illustration class, and of course I had to do Someone You Can Build A Nest In by @wiswell.bsky.social I love Shesheshen and Homily so much, and it was such a pleasure to get to draw them ^-^ #someoneyoucanbuildanestin #bookcoverart #art #illustration

Jeff isn’t villainized nearly efuckingnough, in my not so humble opinion. Sure Shauna’s insane but a) who wouldn’t be in her position and 2) Jeff is the one who started the collective survivors’ current bout of psychosis. So.

March! I’m admittedly in a bit of a slump since Sunrise on the Reaping.

Why does Yellowjackets think I give a fuck about Jeff and his little business deals?

Saw Paris Paloma tonight in LA — fucking amazing and therapeutic and witchy and feminine. SO GOOD. Sofia Isella popped in to do a song, too, which was a fantastic surprise. In other news: I’m still SO gay.

Hey FYI, disabled people don’t owe you shit.

Horror is an empathy cultivation tool. Good horror lets us walk alongside characters not like us so we see what we share, then turns up the heat to teach us concern for them. When we sigh with relief at their escape from the horrors, we breathe in hope we all get out alive. #HorrorWritersChat

Oh, Children of Blood and Bone is SO good and SO stressful.

k, exactly as obsessed with O’dessa as I’d suspected I’d be. Now to get allllll my humans to watch it.

Do you have a library card? Do you? Do You Do it

Okay, okay, at least I was right that the cat in Flow doesn’t die.

I read When Among Crows by Veronica Roth. It’s an urban fantasy where the additional layer to the world’s tapestry takes the form of creatures from Slavic folklore, as well as the Order which hunts them. Through bargaining and desperation, a trio forms and with their secrets they seek out Baba Jaga.

Drusilla Sickle is Effie Trinket’s Wario. #hungergames

Drusilla Sickle is Effie Trinket’s Wario. #hungergames

Oh my god the LORE.

Sorry can’t talk I’m knee-deep in my Hunger Games hyperfixation. Oh, Haymitch. Happy birthday and I’m so, so sorry.

OH HEY @bookshop-org.bsky.social finally has the ebook for Sunrise On the Reaping available! I am really glad, I didn’t want to go through Amazon.

Current reads: Babel by R F Kuang The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes by Suzanne Collins Husband by Maud Ventura (this one is going by quick)

I read But Not Too Bold by Hache Pueyo. This is another entry into my beloved sapphic monster romance genre. In it, an ancient, humanoid spider has a bevy of human helpers within her storied mansion.

People want complex female characters and then can’t even handle Shauna Shipman or Ianthe Tridentarius

Not too shabby for March.

My favorite genres in no particular order: 5. Cryptids just want to live in this modern world. 4. The house is Wrong. 3. There is a Wrong Thing you should leave alone but you're curious. 2. Lesbians doing genre things. 1. Our curious customs mean you should probably not tarry here.

Black gogo boots acquired, which has my inner goth teenager absolutely beside herself with joy.

"I want to switch over to Bluesky, but I just don't get the kind of engagement I get on Twitter." Wow, you mean your strategy of following 18 people here and showing up once every three weeks to complain about how quiet it is hasn't paid off? Surprising!

I read The Unworthy by Agustina Bazterrica, the same author who wrote Tender is the Flesh. I went into this one mostly blind, knowing only that it would likely be very descriptive in regard to gore given the author.

I read The Dead Take the A Train by Cassandra Khaw. It’s a cosmic horror take on what has become a typical demon-hunting main character trope, but there’s plenty here to keep the story fresh and interesting.

I read The Lamb by Lucy Rose. This is a sapphic folk horror about a mother and her 11 year old daughter who live together in a cabin in the woods. Their slight isolation from the nearby town and prevalence of hiking trails allow them to prey on and cannibalize ‘strays,’ which is how they refer to -

I read The Lamb by Lucy Rose. This is a sapphic folk horror about a mother and her 11 year old daughter who live together in a cabin in the woods. Their slight isolation from the nearby town and prevalence of hiking trails allow them to prey on and cannibalize ‘strays,’ which is how they refer to -

I read Salt Slow by Julia Armfield. This was a delightful mix of stories, ranging from real monsters to imagined and manifested ones. These bite sized looks at various worlds show rather than tell in a style that leaves you standing on the blurred line between imagination and reality.