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(she/her) I design things. I write things. I photograph things. I panic about things. Mostly that last one. eic: @CrowKeys
haunting GB
Joined January 2009
I will be writing a blog entry about this one tomorrow, but for now, you can catch my flash, "Shattered Moon, Hungry Sea", on @flametreepress' Myth & Fiction podcast! It's one of my favourites. https://t.co/FYd9QJfRch
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It has been uncharacteristically sunny around the tower today. We're certain that the weather is up to something. We're uncertain whether that something is nefarious. We'll distract ourselves with today's story: "The Mirror and the Wind" by Andrew Senior https://t.co/rdPNruMm6Y
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Did you know that in the link there's excellent flash fiction? Well, now you do. Click it. https://t.co/mx4KjzfLuE
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The cats that live in the tower can move through the walls. A cat steps through the kitchen wall and steps out in the attic. We're too afraid to ask how they do it. Instead, we read flash fiction: "Cats Can't Live on the Moon" by Lauren Kardos https://t.co/mx4KjzfdF6
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The link isn't the best part. The best part is what you find when you click it. https://t.co/iitiOso43c
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The fruit that grows in the tower garden has gained the ability to speak. They speak in riddles. We're not certain whether they're safe to eat. For now, we tend them & wait. We consume poetry instead, just like this... "peachpit cantrip" by Kristen Reece https://t.co/iitiOsnwdE
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The world hasn't ended yet, so you can still click the link. There's time. https://t.co/0BeSdq1pQe
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We try not to engage with human items found in non-human places. That stove you found in a remote cave? Don't light it. The writing desk on the beach? Leave it alone. You never know what might happen... "A Velvet Chair Anywhere but Home" by Brianna Alers https://t.co/0BeSdq1pQe
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It is Valentine's day and we can hear hearts thrumming in the walls. How lovely. Our hearts are filled with flash fiction; specifically, this flash ficiton: "Crawl" by Rachel Savage https://t.co/xAE4i6zvWb
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If you cut us open, you won't find organs. You might find ghosts, though, or spells or wishes or every trinket you have ever lost. It all depends on where you slice. On insides... "Ode to An Abdomen And Pelvis With Contrast Of Beauty" by Jasmin Leigh https://t.co/NWW3WfXquA
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There are strings criss-crossed about the tower. If you follow one, it might lead to good fortune, or to certain death. There's no way of knowing until you try. To be safe, we're reading a story instead. This story: "Blood Like Honey" by Madison Ahn-Lee https://t.co/1iBKi6bEIP
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We have lived many lives, but we're not counting. Instead, we're assigning each life a colour. This one is mauve. On the subject of past lives, today's reprint... "Tightrope to the Moon" by @catalogofdream
https://t.co/ZxkjCcluGf
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We will be reopening for submissions on 5th February. We look forward to seeing your work!
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We've seen the future, but we won't tell you what happens. You wouldn't believe us if we did. Instead, we offer this poem... "Cassandra" by R S Kendle https://t.co/SGX2rlUHmv
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