Considering guacamole and chips for dinner. Thoughts on this, chat?

i live in constant fear that someone will recognize me and say "i know you from online" and i'll have to kill both of us

If I did an AMA what would you ask me?

Wish I had a drug that would make me sleep for three hundred years and wake up when the world and everything I'm not right with would be fixed.

Agreeing as I collapse into a pile of rats & flee squealing I mean Tom Waits (overblown, perfect) Keanu Reeves (anachronistic, idiotic, perfect) Anthony Hopkins (drugs???) Accents: wtf is happening? Peak Gary Oldman crossing oceans of time; will drink absinthe with him at any point in his career.

Correct.

Look. You need the LOOT.

the nightmare logic of this story is perfect, liberating to read a story that doesn't give a fuck about plot or linearity or anything. I could never bsky.app/profile/horr...

Here's the aurora-filled novella for anyone who is particularly into auroras right now: www.apexbookcompany.com/products/the...

sign up for my poetry seminar where we walk through the woods, respectfully listen to elders recount the past, and then eat amazing sandwiches. as an added bonus there will be no writing involved.

“Closure is wrong.”

In lieu of a complex graphic assaulting your eyeballs with all 18 stories I've had published this year, please consider this one if you're reading for awards: "The Power Company Detective," eligible in the short story category. Weird horror with no easy answers. 18.168.63.88/2025/03/29/t...

In it!

me as a therapist: instead of being around your triggering family this holiday season, maybe try watching Todd Haynes’ underrated classic Carol instead?

I think La Force De L'Eau, the French translation of my book Strength Of Water, is still available as an ebook here. The english original is out of print (unless someone wants to re-issue it). It's a stream of consciousness novel set in a dystopian India. www.cultura.com/p-la-force-d...

Men, why try to look cool reading just any book when you can look bad ass as all hell with one of my book covers? Art by Matthew Revert on both

Me: gonna do a bunch of housecleaning Also me: **immediately gets distracted making fake book covers for @abigailkemske.bsky.social ‘s as of yet non existent collection** 🙇🏻‍♂️

Without downloading any new pics, describe your gender

Without downloading any new pics, describe your gender

What if I wore this Would you still be my friend

If you're a csa survivor, you really don't have to keep up with the news for now. Mute words, take an sm break. Let someone you trust keep an eye on things for you. There's no need to boil with rage every minute of the day when these fuckers will probably walk free anyway. My heart goes out to you.

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about to have a woman moment✨

On August 12, 1971, 16-year-old me mailed the first story I ever wrote off on its first submission to my dream market, F&SF. My tale was quickly rejected. On July 17th, 2025, I finally sold a story to that magazine. Here's why I felt I had to withdraw that story. www.scottedelman.com/wordpress/20...

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I’m seriously not trying to rain on anyone’s parade but “you can see the Northern Lights in New Mexico” seems like a line of dialogue in the first ten minutes of a movie where the world ends.

normally I don't like it when people rush to infer queerness in every depiction of men displaying homosocial intimacy, I find it reductive and even a little fetishistic. That being said this is basically a hardcore sex scene

Dimensiones Ocultas coming through with an incredible Suspiria Vilchez cover once again 😍

Men, why try to look cool reading just any book when you can look bad ass as all hell with one of my book covers? Art by Matthew Revert on both

Nailed it

Happy There Is A Circulatory System Walking Through The Kitchen Day to all who celebrate.

So pleased this project is moving forward! I wrote a little something for it called "This Is A Test" and it is.

Very excited to be a part of this anthology with my story THE PILGRIMAGE OF THE MEATCLAY: AN ASCENT. Hugely looking forward to seeing where my fellow contributors took this! And thank you to @horrorsong.blog for alerting me to the call in the first place.

Take a fucking bus you cowards

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Cover reveal! Here’s the early mock-up of the cover for my second collection of horror stories, Noctivagants, coming early 2027 with @lethepress.bsky.social !

I fixed the title

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If you're moved to check out the book, here's a link! bookshop.org/p/books/the-...

Every so often a philosopher or scientist or some sort of guy much smarter than me writes about my novella The Wingspan of Severed Hands. I guess I channeled something beyond my finite brain with that one. Thank you @tkendall.bsky.social for pointing this one out! substack.com/home/post/p-...

Hey! Sort of a surprise new story day. @undertow.bsky.social is making my novelette, "Uncertain Sons," (original to the collection) available online for a short time for folks catching up on end-of-year reading. Eligible for most novelette/long fiction categories. Online until end of November!

Oh god this would drive me away even faster

Every so often a philosopher or scientist or some sort of guy much smarter than me writes about my novella The Wingspan of Severed Hands. I guess I channeled something beyond my finite brain with that one. Thank you @tkendall.bsky.social for pointing this one out! substack.com/home/post/p-...

shippin orders out this week. buy now & forget about it until it shows up on your doorstep like a stinking wet bag of splatterpunk bitch feces

Need to update my blog and post about a couple of new stories out now but I spent today writing instead. And bottom-watering the plants with mosquito dunks water because of these tiny sent from the pit of hell gnats. Anyway, I need a publicist! Or something! At least I'm getting published!

wanna see him sewing on the dick vein

when will a frankenstein movie be brave enough to let us see the doctor choosing the dick

My latest story is up on Saturday Evening Post! Check it out!! 💛

Good literary translation requires understanding (language, culture, genre--on both sides of the translation) and an ability to write well. "AI" can't do that. There are no shortcuts. Treat your work and foreign language readers with the respect they deserve. You won't fool anyone with this.