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Sweet Seals For You, Always
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a quick about:
alex. any pronouns. twenty two. university student. writer of weird and experimental fiction. lover of the lowercase. fascinated by terrible things.
you can find my fics here !
a note: a lot of what I write is dark and strange. please pay attention to tags or expanded on warnings in the note section.
thank you in advanced for any comments or kudos <3
Trying to stylize her
raised wrong
The most normal they’ve ever been I’m sure
Michael Cunningham, on Annie Proulx's “Brokeback Mountain”, The New Yorker, 24 February 2025
more gerita as per request
in case my handwriting is confusing, text reads: "if only there was someone... willing to help me...!"
Smol Pru
the psychopomp - pen on paper, some digital - 6"x9"
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Helen’s regret, the Illiad book III
clingy ludwig who cheered
Sap hates holocaust movies so instead we're going to have to watch our 3048558 tudor rehash :/
Also, like, sort of non sequitur but I think the movies I watch these days inform my writing (fanfiction and otherwise) as much as books do. The last few months I've been obsessed with Memories of murder, Frakenstein and anything Asgar Farhidi has ever touched
Is gone girl your favourite book? You haven't updated your fics in a while so I'm kinda of desperate to know anything about your writing process as a writer myself bc I love your style so much. I reread Alexander at least once a month :,)
Heyyyy! This is such a sweet ask <3 I feel real bad about the slow updates- they're in the process! I'm really bad at time management and I'm in the hospital 7 days a week this year. I'm figuring it out slowly. Back to your question... Gone girl is a great book! It was a feminist bible for me when I was 14. The writing is fantastic, the themes are forever relevant and I think few paragraphs will ever be as memorable to me as the cool girl monologue. It's in the top ten for me for sure. That said, I find favourite books difficult to recommend because I go through a lot of genre phases. I had a long winded thriller and domestic suspense phase. A year where I exclusively read sad, gay coming of age books fresh from Iowa's MFA program. Then a lot of sad girl, weird sex books fresh from Iowa's MFA program. Then I got into ancient historical fiction, medieval historical fiction. Books about divorce caused by Iow'a MFA program. Apocalypse fiction. Abstract short fiction. Trangenderism in horror. These days I'm reading a lot of Kaveh Akbar and Dolly Alderton! Good material was SO funny but also completely changed the way I viewed love versus independence. Anyways, I think this reply has gotten away from me. What I meant to say is that if you want real recommendations- get specific with genre. Also, like, DM ME! I love talking about books! :)
frying pangle in the year of 2026? more likely than you think!
Viktor Schramm - "During the fitting" (1900)
