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Thank you!!!

to be clear the GOAT @luciaretamales.bsky.social made this lovely landing page, the four day struggle was entirely me fighting with DNS to get the host to talk to the domain. i have learned.... a lot. maybe....... too much

it took four days but my placeholder website is UP. real website later but now you can read my name, click on a link to get to itchio or bluesky, and sign up for the newsletter i don't update if you want! rhiannonrs.com

When the mesh is so fine, but the grids don't align, that's a moiré.

No data centers, no ai, NO BILLIONAIRES Fave commission so far this year.

always about the new weird and the old weird, never about the middle weird

these are so good

@mbhare.eurosky.social i am gonna go ahead and tag you directly in on this one you will understand why

i picked this up because i have a fatal weakness for books with heavy use of design and it turned out this book not only has super fun design, it is also, in fact, great. and there's crazy toku mechs in it! i recommend a print edition

Here's a bunch of different scripts from various writers, so you can see that no two scripts are alike. Very different from the more rigid rules of screenwriting formatting. comicsexperience.com/scripts/

wait!! you did it!! i gotta read it

Thank you!!!

update: in case you were wondering, after many travails the sport of football did finally win in the end

I'm very happy that this story finally found a home in Lightspeed. In good humor, I will share prior rejections: "just reads like the real internet, who wants to read this??" and "this is exactly the type of story we want to publish. Please send something else instead"

Miss when the internet was a bunch of disorganized forums full of oddballs instead of endless short-form videos? Read my weirdo little SF flash fiction up at Lightspeed! www.lightspeedmagazine.com/fiction/fets...

no, i mean, speak your truth

I have one I've been brewing for a while which is repurposed battle mechs, most for reparative eco-labor some for extreme sports

i've been doing the Honeywood Daily readalong of the Honeywood File by H.B. Creswell, an exact accounting of the travails of freelancing for the last century or so, so i'm sure other writers can get more drama out of agricultural zoning law bureaucracy

i don't write eco-positive fiction or solarpunk because my stance of "stop deforesting. plant and steward a lot more native trees" is two sentences long and a very unexciting narrative

sometimes the sentences catch you, fillet you, grill you, and eat you. mostly the sentence catches you and you go to a reader processing plant, and then you're in a supermarket frozen reader section