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For someone who calls themselves an atheist, I have a terrible need for religion
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From Maya Collins' chapbook, Buried Paper Airplanes —And You, available from Bottlecap Press!
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one of my worst writing sins is abusing my power to create compound words. i cannot write the sentence "The sun shone as bright as honey that afternoon." no. that's boring. "The sun was honey-bright that afternoon" however? yes. that sentence is dope as fuck. i do not care if "honey-bright" is a word in the english dictionary. i do not care if the sentence is grammatically correct. i will not change. i will not correct my erred ways. the laws of the english language are mine.
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me: i have an entire night shift to work on writing!
me: writes 140 words before my laptop dies
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if it's good enough for you, then it deserves to be made. don't let anyone else decide if your story is worth it or not.
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Explain your WIP badly
A breakdown of my WIP chapter by chapter
Am I bored or am I boring?
Definetely the second option
Why am I letting myself be dragged along on this?
Wait maybe it's actually fun
Oh wait no it's because I'm in love with you
Why do bad things happen to bad people
Well this fucking sucks
It sucks less with you
I'm back where I started, it can't get worse
I was wrong, it DOES get worse
And so the cycle continues
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It started with a girl. Because all the stories always do.
It’s not like I was nothing in those pastel before-days, but there is definite divide between Before Max and After Max. I changed in a way adults around me attributed to growing up, getting older, as if age, not experience, was the thing drawing the line between haze and vivid colour.
WIP Intro
The summer stretches in front of Alissia like a jail sentence, the mundane blandness an endurance. When Max moves in across the road, Alissia is intruiged from afar, until Max pushes her way into the haze built up and strikes excitement into the long summer nights.
For fans of: Skins, the good girl gone bad trope, ya lesbians, coming of age stories, intoxicating prose, teenage girlhood
Title in progress. Character intros and more to come. Follow to stay updated
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Character intro
Alissia //////////// Max
These are the two protagonists from my WIP, more detailed intros to come
WIP Intro
The summer stretches in front of Alissia like a jail sentence, the mundane blandness an endurance. When Max moves in across the road, Alissia is intruiged from afar, until Max pushes her way into the haze built up and strikes excitement into the long summer nights.
For fans of: Skins, the good girl gone bad trope, ya lesbians, coming of age stories, intoxicating prose, teenage girlhood
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I'm Eddie. I've previously only really written poetry (and the occasional short story) but I thought I'd take the plunge and try to encourage myself to work on some longer pieces by starting this.
They/them
90s kid, in my late 20's
Queer
Busy as all living hell
I mostly write poetry and YA fiction. Poetry can be found under the mine tag, short stories under snippets and longer form works under currentwip
I'll add to this as needed hopefully
You can support me with likes, reblogs, comments, buying me a coffee, sending me an ask, or downloading one of my works which are pay what you can
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From Jasmine Ledesma's chapbook, Acid in Georgia, available from Bottlecap Press!
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Getting sober means having to figure out how to spend twenty-four hours a day. It means building an entirely new personality, learning how to move your face, your fingers. It means learning how to eat, how to speak among people and walk and love and more than any of that, learning how to just sit still. You're moving into a house the last tenants trashed. You spend all your time ripping up the piss-carpet, filling in the holes in the wall, and you also somehow have to remember to feed yourself and make rent and not kick every person who talks to you in the face.
— Kaveh Akbar & Paige Lewis, from the introduction to Another Last Call: Poems On Addiction & Deliverance
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I’m a 25 year old manic depressive writer living in poverty & I have two books out if you wanna support me
Acid In Georgia (which is available for purchase here through Bottlecap Press) is a chapbook containing five stories about addiction and madness
Shrine (which you can purchase here through Junkie Scholar Press) is my first novella that I wrote the last semester of my undergrad, Shrine follows a protagonist over seven months as she works as a stripper and wrangles with addiction
I’m working on a website for my work but it would mean so much for you to read my books :)
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From Jasmine Ledesma's chapbook, Acid in Georgia, available from Bottlecap Press!
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