[koiagain]

losing dog but no one bets on me because i Don’t even lose well enougj

[mournfulroses]

Jean-Paul Sartre, from a play featured in "No Exit and Three Other Plays," originally published in 1944

[samsketchbook]

[samsketchbook]

Not A Drill:

The book, CREAMTHING IN HIS GOLDEN YEAR , is now available.

It’s short but dense. I worked very hard on it and it was delayed by several periods of personal hardship, so I hope it lives up to me talking about it for so long.

It’s made well and feels good to hold, and while I’m terrified to finally put it into the world, I am very proud of it too.

I have many other things in the works. They will also take a lot of time before you can see them, so just let me say thank you for all the support and patience I have received over the years from those who like my work.

Tell your friends :) Every book that sells this week will be signed, and then maybe after that too but I’ll have to see how my hand is doing :)

Creamthing and I love you.

[luxiomahariel]

"which flavor of trans has it the worst"

hey. who do you think benefits from us fighting about this.

[44caps]

[lucy-vanpelts]

[6vcr]

pixel rugs

[ate-a-chili]

You cast your line into the murky depths.

Trout 1 has shunned your worm!

Trout 2 has shunned your worm!

Trout 5 has shunned your worm!

Trout 8 has shunned your worm!

Trout 7 has shunned your worm!

Trout 3 has shunned your worm!

Trout 5 has eaten a snail.

Trout 9 has shunned your worm!

Trout 10 has shunned your worm!

Trout 11 has shunned your worm!

[inthedarktrees]

It is happening again.

“Lonely Souls″ | Twin Peaks

[talonabraxas]

'Secret Sun' Olly Jeavons

[sirlancenotalot]

[hauntedpearl-deactivated2024060]

someone asks dean if he'll fuck his clone and he's like hahaha of course I'm so hot and it's not gay if it's my clone and then you put his clone in front of him and he shoots it.

[unplaces]

Lodoga Stonyford Rd, Stonyford, California.

[achillesinhighheels]

Ballet in the favela, São Paulo, Brazil | Alex Almeida

[weltenwellen]

Heather Havrilesky, How to Be a Person in the World

[charnel-grounds]

Alfred Wierusz-Kowalski (1849–1915)

“Wolf,” oil on cardboard, 1880s, “A Pack of Wolves,” oil on canvas, 19th century, and “Lone wolf,” oil on canvas, 1910

[th0rns]

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