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recent colored pencil drawings

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♡ | since i realized one didn't exist, i took the liberty to create an audio drama list on that nifty tiermaker website! it's 100 shows and i may or may not update it over time i'd love to see how you rank these shows in reblogs (or just keep it to yourself, that's cool too)

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A little story about ghosts, and roommates, and getting to know each other.

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random question, does anyone know of any audio dramas written/otherwise significantly created by transfems? I know of some notable transfem performers and editors in the audio drama sphere, but I can't think of any writers

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oh god I am obsessed with this haha

Police detective trying to solve a murder who accidentally stumbles onto the victim's neighbour's secret - he's a vampire. Drinks blood, avoids the sun, the whole shebang. He didn't kill her though. So while that's life changing information and whatever it does not help his case one bit

Vampire didn't even know her that well. He caught her cat once when the thing got out and brought him back after sundown. She gave him a cobbler, which he said was very bad, but not the sort of thing you'd do a murder over. "That's not funny," says the cop. "A woman is dead."

And the vampire is like, "Well, I implied that killing her was wrong."

The cop gives up with the vampire. Finds out a lady this woman worked with is like, a witch, or does magic or some shit. Real magic. Cool. She didn't kill her either though. Jesus Christ.

This cop finding an entire magical society and being utterly humourless and annoyed about the entire thing because it's not even helping his CASE

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pages from 'the little magazine' literary journal, spring 1971: vol 5 issue 1.

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No context meme my partner made that I thought would be your vibe

hahaha you thought entirely correctly!

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New trailer this week!

Happy Monday! We come bearing the exciting news that this week we will be releasing our brand new trailer for Dracula: 2004!

We also now have a fully locked and loaded RSS feed, and you should be able to subscribe to the show wherever you get your podcasts (some apps may take another day to display the show). If you're as excited as we are about the new trailer, why not subscribe to the feed so you can be alerted when the trailer drops?

Find us on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3msxjvfz8953auKyn9BEmi?si=48cfcbe652e14d00

Find us on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dracula-2004/id1822163973

We are also planning a trailer swap on the 27th of June with the marvellous @monstrousproductions! If you're subscribed to their wonderful show Travelling Light, you'll hear our trailer on their feed.

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おかえりおばちゃん

Welcome back, Ma'am

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"Throughout the three series, Hero makes pointed criticism of capitalism, bigotry, and landlords. Landlords get hit with a metaphorical big stick. As they should."

Thank you so much for the review, Rosemarie! 🥰

Podcast Review: Monstrous Agonies

/ Monstrous Agonies captures the late-night, weekly advice segment of the UK’s only dedicated radio station for people of the night. Each episode features two letters and their responses as listeners write in to ask for advice on all things liminal, from vampires trying to eat more ethically to ghosts whose crushes look right through them.  Winner of the 2022 British Fantasy Award for Best…

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Undated postcard from my collection. I love the white business on the side! It kind of seems like an accident rather than a deliberate choice but it looks very cool.

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Lully lolai, my little one You who were born in the light of the sun Why do you cry when your burdens are few? Why do you treat your poor mother so cruel?

From Episode 28 of Travelling Light, a science fantasy audio drama from @monstrousproductions. Every episode is illustrated by @diabeticspoon92. Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.

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Anastasia Trusova — “Through The Walls”, 2020

Acrylic on linen (70 x 70 cm)

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Jay DeFeo is best known for this monumental painting, entitled The Rose, which she started in 1958 and completed over the course of eight years. The piece consists of white and gray paints layered so thickly onto the canvas that, in some ares, the paints are almost eight inches thick. She used so much oil paint that she called it “a marriage between painting and sculpture.“

The Rose measures 7.5 x 11 feet and weighs 2,300 pounds,

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some moons

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