Queer and autistic author of SFF, and overall horror enthusiast. When not writing, I'm gaming, reading, or looking for new body horror movies and novels to digest. ey/aer https://liberapay.com/Eggler/
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Mama was a kindly old bear, blind in one eye, and much smaller than Eddie (her son?). Eisbaer only doubted blood ties due to Mama’s light brown fur and small stature. Not that the logistics mattered here. “Ohh looka dere,” Mama said, shuffling around the counter. “Let Mama get
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I started the new year by removing my ebooks, and later, my paperbacks from the site. This wasn't a spur of the moment thing for me; I've been thinking about jumping ship for a few years now, but was wary of cutting off that income stream.
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The hotel was large, with no shortage of available units. Vallens and ver panther explored half of the occupied rooms in a futile attempt to find a few survivors. Instead, they found nothing but the usual: ruffled bedding, scattered clothes, running water, and food left to sit. Food that lacked
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In those first fretful seconds before the bike took off, Vallens warned her not to look back, not to look at the small mirror mounted on ver handlebars. Why would she even want to, knowing there was a fleet of sharks on their tail? It was easier to close her