Fractured Heart: The Tale of the Pop Star and the Pauper

@fracturedheartbl.bsky.social

A Boy's Love Gay Romance Webnovel about a Pop Star and an EDM Pauper who fall in love despite their fractured hearts. See all chapters at patreon.com/FracturedHeart

Do white people ever think, "I wonder what it would be like if every book I read or TV or film only had Black people in them?" Just constantly inundated with images of Black people, in our vastness. Probably not, but, I dare say, it would change how they view everything. Representation matters.

even if you don't know anything about #EDM #DJ ing or DJing in general, reposts are appreciated so maybe I can find an experienced person to help me research behind-the-scenes stuff for my gay romance webnovel about an EDM DJ and a pop star!

Fractured Heart: The Tale of the Pop Star and the Pauper@fracturedheartbl.bsky.social · last wk.

So I'm writing a scene soon in my gay romance webnovel "Fractured Heart" that's about a shy traumatized tsundere #EDM #DJ who falls in love with a rich and famous pop star where the DJ goes to visit his (more famous) friend while they're performing in a #Tomorrowland - like EDM festival,

Creatives, we don't have fun online spaces anymore: Twitter was a cool place for fandom -> now it's basically LinkedIn Instagram was a cool place to post art -> now it's basically LinkedIn TikTok is LinkedIn. The inevitable professionalization of a social media platforms is exhausting.

augh...looking at the feeds of the artists I follow and some of them post such beautiful works, but they have replies and quote tweets turned off so I can't tell them as much...it's frustrating 😩 Are negative comments really that common on bsky?? Why do some artists turn off replies?

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A customer told me she couldn't believe this store would put up a Pride display, because what if children see it?? Anyway, it was my display, and I'm proud of it, and you (and your children) should all see it. #BookSky 📚💙

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