So pleased that my piece 'The rain has come.....' about coastal erosion in Scarborough has been published by Air and Nothingness Press (aanpress.com) in a beautiful volume of stories with long titles and copious footnotes. Purchase here aanpress.com/aanorder.html#…

I’m sorry, I can’t go out tonight. The bird calls. Even though I’ve fed its hunger, my phone lights up like a beacon, an omen, a prayer. “Time for a lesson.” I pick up my phone. The bird consumes, replaces my thoughts one by one. Las palabras beg me to stay, to learn. Forever.

Enjoy this small story I wrote! (For anyone curious, I have a 1204 day streak on Duolingo)

Super excited to receive my copy of Baubles From Bones! My story about a queer teen coming out to a slime monster is in this!

As someone who used to write 1000+ words daily and now goes days/weeks without writing a single sentence, I just want to say: don’t beat yourself for not being able to do things you used to. Priorities change, slumps come + go, and far too much joy is lost in chasing the past.

Oh hey! I did the voice narration for Ai Jiang || 江艾 || is a smol chaos 🌑's "Come In, Children" out now in Cast of Wonders. Have a listen! 👀🫣

This year I’ve received 245 rejections. Just today I’ve received two rejections, one while I was sending out beta drafts of a novel. Sometimes writing can be tough and it’s important to keep going!

If you have not read this book please do

“Write what you know” was invented by search engine companies to make writers insecure so they would google all day. In this essay I will

If you ever get a chance to go to one of Chuck Tingle’s events, please do. This is the second one I’ve been to and it was just as amazing as the first.

Could I please get 241 more followers? I love a round number.

I had 49 stories rejected by Clarkesworld before selling story number 50. I only stop submitting to a target market if they fold or expose themselves as a bad home for my work 🧚🏼‍♂️

Check out my story!

I have a piece out in the world today! It’s about trees and magic 🌲 Free to read! mukoli.net/issue-2/camden…

Enamoured with this piece by Camden Rose in The Temz Review thetemzreview.com/rose.html The night I saw my wife die, I was washing blackberries in the kitchen.

One thing I’ve been trying to relearn: you don’t need to finish every story you start. It’s important to just explore, to get stuck, and to move on. Not everything needs to be done to have meaning.