The shoes my dad and I both independently decided to wear to the Average White Band gig tonight 🤣 style runs in the family.

In light of my new role with DarkLit Press, I want to make a small announcement. To avoid any conflicts of interest, I won’t be publishing my work with DLP moving forward with the exception of two books: my book with DarkLit Sails and a sequel I’ve been eager to announce 🖤

Eurovision's downfall so far 🧵:
-Looks like Netherlands have been DQd. Flags have been removed from their dressing room.
-Most reported *but unconfirmed* reason is that he got physical with Israeli media, who were heckling him about his dead parents.
-Press events all cancelled.

The way this could go either way is actually incredible.

Fitzwilliam in disguise as a standing desk—so sneaky.

Fitzwilliam in disguise as a standing desk—so sneaky.

I made a friend in the park today. Her name was Cho-Cho and she was a grey Scottish Terrier and I would die for her precious soul. That's all.

A beautiful, sunny afternoon in Edinburgh today! And some absolutely gorgeous clouds.

I had a CNF piece drop in Hooghly Review last week; Covid took my ability to identify smells and flavours away, but not my ability to taste or smell them. This forced me to describe things very differently—for the better, I think—but still. I miss my memories.
Here's the end:

'The body is gone, but the feathers remain.'
Lindz McLeod, how do you do it? How do you always manage to capture the beauty, fragility?

Explaining the Dune books:

This was such an interesting conversation! Novelettes are a strange length and many times fly under the radar. It's good to see people offering thoughtful comments on the Nebula finalist novelettes including my own 'Six Versions'.🙏

Popped into Waterstones Dundee to find them stocking all four books of the 'Miss Blaine's Prefect' series, published by Saraband Books. The latest, 'Miss Blaine's Prefect and the Gondola of Doom,' has apparently been selling particularly well - thank you, Dundee!

Preorders are now available for the novella Lindz McLeod is calling an 'atmospheric and colubrine tale' in which 'something dark and rebellious is blooming inside Nora, which bares its fangs with devastating results.'

Publishing this October 🎃

creaturehorror.com/books/antenora

Sample the exquisite words of an incredibly gifted writer. An amuse-cervelle, if you will...