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Patrick Brauer (pasuht)

@horrormitmett.de

He/Him. This is the account both of (in English) pasuht, the wholesomely sinister guy who loves books, ttrpg, and tv shows and doesn't love his depression and ptsd; and (in German) of his writing alter ego Patrick Brauer. PFP by ‪@lenanel.bsky.social‬

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Diane M. Johnson@caseyadamsstark.bsky.social · last mo.

I wrote a family script a ways back about fairies and gnomes and pink flamingos, and no it’s not Gnomeo and Juliet but it’s a similar concept finished days before the movie announcement (sigh). Anyway the scariest thing about them was their silent judgement. #HorrorWritersChat.

Eryn McCee@erynmccee.bsky.social · last mo.

Being a great horror writer is not always about talking about something scary. It's making something scary that people think is tiny, or harmless. How would you subvert your Tinkerbell? Actually she was probably scary too. #HorrorWritersChat

Nora Bendzko | finsterbunt@norabendzko.bsky.social · last mo.

Konzert mit meiner Punk-Band unfaehig am 11.07.2026! 🧚‍♀️ Friends von Grim Justice haben uns eingeladen, mit ihnen EP-Release zu bestreiten, gemeinsam mit der Band Odder Times. Kommt ins Wiener Café Carina und tanzt mit uns ab! Wir haben auch Neues an Songs im Gepäck #RockSky

Flyer für ein Konzert, das eine Statue der Göttin Justitia mit mehreren Informationen zeigt: „In odder times grim justice thrives. Live-EP Release. Grim Justice, Hard ‘n‘ Heavy. Odder times, Prog Rock. unfaehig, punk rock / riot pop. 11. Juli 2026, Café Carina.”
Dr. Damien P. Williams has to go the way his blood beats@wolven.blacksky.app · last mo.

God i just love Tatiana Maslany so much. Everything from "AI isn't inevitable ans any creative potential it had was stolen from us and programmed into it" to "stop funding the genocide in Gaza," plus some bits about Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed and memories about Orphan Black. Just… love.

Tatiana Maslany couldn’t figure out how to play this character. But that was ‘the joy of it’ for her | CBC Arts

In a Q interview, the Canadian actor tells Tom Power about how she embodied her complex role in Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed.

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Patrick Brauer (pasuht)@horrormitmett.de · 2mo ago

Ich überlege, vielleicht nach Jahrzehnten oder so auch wieder an einem nicht-virtuellen Tisch regelmäßig eine ttrpg Runde haben zu wollen. Wer (nur mutuals) in Berlin möchte vorläufiges Interesse anmelden?

SailorSoapbox 💙@sailorsoapbox.com · 2mo ago

We have no money. You know this. Why do you keep asking why we’re not doing things we used to do? It’s because we have no money. We. Have. No. Money. We have no money. There is no money left. It’s all gone. None of us have it. No money. Nope. Money gone. We don’t have it. No.

NPR@npr.org · 2mo ago

Are smartphones causing people to have fewer children? A provocative new working paper explores the persistent drop in birth rates since the iPhone was introduced nearly two decades ago.

Dianna Gunn Does (Fictional) Murders 🇨🇦@diannalgunn.bsky.social · 2mo ago

If you, like me, are up way too late This is your sign that you should buy a sapphic gothic horror that will keep you up all night tomorrow too 👀

Dianna Gunn Does (Fictional) Murders 🇨🇦@diannalgunn.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Pride month is the perfect time to share the moment when Alma meets the Daughter of Night, the mysterious woman she'll soon fall for Like what you see? Get Woman of Sorrow & Blood to explore their tragic love story On Itch: diannagunn.itch.io/wosab Or elsewhere: books2read.com/u/m0p0kW #HorrorSky

I manage three steps forward before I find myself rooted to the spot, unable to think beyond a sudden desire to memorize the Daughter of Night’s every feature. Her high cheekbones, her sharp chin, the redness of her lips, the wavy black hair curling around her shoulders. She’s too pale, like she’s on death’s doorstep, and she clings to her chair like she can’t be upright without it; all signs of the illness she endures. She’s still the most beautiful woman I’ve ever seen, more beautiful even than Nightmother, though it would be blasphemous to say so.
Tade Thompson@tadethompson.bsky.social · 2mo ago

I read a lot of books on craft, mainly because I enjoy reading and writing and discussions about the mechanics of writing. Many craft books make assertions, some true, others less so. Usually, it's an extrapolation of their subjective experience. Sometimes, I find these frustrating.

"Flow is something the reader experiences, not the writer." No, this is not correct (in red pen)