you've come across my internet burrow - pull up some moist earth and make yourself at home. this little webspace is a collection of things i think are neat, cobbled together with amateur css and love. i hope you enjoy your stay. <3
(more sites i love on the links page~)
i collect charms and incantations for the indie web in my grimoire...
recent reads and the tbr pile can be found in the library...
my vintage 'sticker' collection lives in the museum...
the revamp continues apace (the pace in question being "slow") but i'm also reading again so that's lovely. my halloween costume is a low-effort Morticia Addams unless the last-minute crafting urge hits (not altogether unlikely).
i have almost finished My Time at Sandrock for the first time. will i get to the end or will i start a new save in a desperate attempt to stave off finality? the world may never know.
another day, another overhaul. completely lost track of the end of september but we're back!
in order to have any chance of getting this done i had to give myself permission to write the messiest and most unoptimized css while i get the new layouts figured out. i'll make another pass later to tidy up the main stylesheet and standardize some stuff.
(if nothing else i managed to make things much more responsive than they used to be, so i'll take that as a win.)
more updates coming to some of the bigger pages as i have time for them - please excuse the inconsistencies in the meantime.
by jeff vandermeer - masterful environmental horror and the first addition to my modest home library. a story of strangeness, unbelonging, and the swamp as a lovecraftian being. there is a recent fourth installment but i haven't read it yet.
by ursula leguin - if i have a set of holy texts, it's these. the name of this website comes from the second book, which is the single most impactful book about trauma i've ever read.
by tamsyn muir - the most glorious mindfuck i've ever read. unimaginably excited for book four and also the rest of the author's literary career.
by lawrence watt-evans - my husband's teenage sleeper hit that he passed along to me; a fantasy series about dragons that elegantly sidesteps a lot of tired tropes.
i love anything that's big and loud and expansive, which cements Florence and the Machine and Hozier as my comfort artists. i used to love Sia before she said a bunch of stupid shit about autistic people, which is such a shame. i've seen Shakey Graves and Briston Maroney live, but i mostly tend to catch local bands at local shows. sucker for disco and swing. my childhood favorite songs were Fly Away by Lenny Kravitz and Mambo No. 5 by Lou Bega. the best venue i've ever been to is Blues City Deli in St. Louis.
time is a flat circle, and the best gothic is southern gothic.
very slowly working my way through the entire franchise, but tng is perfect and all the more recent series are so much fun.
a masterpiece of modern animation and the source of like, thirty percent of my personality.
i love the books too, but the casting, set design, and conlanging takes the show to the next level. josephus miller broke my heart.
perhaps part of the reason i ended up in mississippi. semi-traditional birthday rewatch.
the best horror movie, no close second - fight me.
i love alfonso cuarón and this one hits me in the homesickness.