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@ktsimpson.bsky.social

Aimless wanderer by day. SFF writer by night. Neurodivergent extraordinare 24/7. Occasional illustrator and benevolent #TTRPG DM. 32 🍁 queer 🍁 she/her https://www.ktsimpson.com/

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David K. Barnes@davidkbarnes.com · yesterday

Here’s the latest stop motion animation from my Tiny Angry Witch team. (I’m the writer, I can’t take credit for the animating!) It’s one of our longest, and it nearly drove us all mad, but we’re really proud of getting it made! 1 x Tiny Angry Witch 1 x broom No AI

TomTom@tomtomchi.bsky.social · 15h ago

Absolutely wild that El-Sayed got more votes AND a bigger margin in Gerald Ford’s hometown and former Republican stronghold of Grand Rapids than he did in hippie lefty Ann Arbor. AES +43 in Grand Rapids, +31 in Ann Arbor.

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Helen Kennedy@helenkennedy.com · yesterday

Read it here if you haven't yet. Today is the very best day of all days to read it for the first time. short-stories.co/@raybradbury...

There Will Come Soft Rains by Ray Bradbury

The voice-clock sang, breakfast was ejected, but no doors slammed. The garage chimed and lifted its door to reveal the waiting car. The house sat alone in a city of rubble and…

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Adam Rawnsley@arawnsley.bsky.social · yesterday

Today, August 4, 2026, is the setting of Ray Bradbury’s short story “There Will Come Soft Rains” about a fully automated house continuing on after the family who lived there and the world around it died in a nuclear blast.

S. Morgan Burbank | Project Tasman BackerKit Coming August 3@anotherindiewriter.com · 2d ago

Project Tasman’s crowdfunding is LIVE! Want to get your hands on a sapphic dystopian thriller novel where a woman has to choose who close to her lives and dies? Back now to get the book, exclusive rewards, and support my work as an indie author! www.backerkit.com/c/projects/s...

Project Tasman - A Sapphic Dystopian Novel

Project Tasman is a sapphic dystopian novel that follows Alana Quevedo as she navigates a terrifying government experiment where she has to decide who will live and who will die.

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kt 📖💭@ktsimpson.bsky.social · 5d ago

I could use some cheering chatter this morning. Especially because I would like to get more comfortable talking writing on here. 1 like = 1 answer, or if one of these questions is burning within you, give me the number.

A paper-like image with black text and decorative symbols over it. It is titled “A Writer Ask Game” by Theodore Snapdragon. It has a list of 75 questions. The questions are: What’s your favorite part of writing? What’s the scariest thing you’ve ever written? Do you usually write happy, sad, or other kinds of endings? Who is your favorite author? What’s your favorite type of scene to write? What’s your favorite type of symbolism? What’s your least favorite part of writing? Where do your ideas come from? What’re your favorite themes? What’s the most wholesome thing you’ve written? Have you ever had writer’s block? Do you have a favorite character? What drives you to write? What’s your favorite part of your current WIP? Do you have a favorite of your writing projects? Do you enjoy editing? What’s the saddest thing you’ve ever written? Do you like long or short form writing better? What’s the hardest thing to write? What song(s) inspire you to write? Do you have a specific type of reader in mind when you write? Is your prose more purple or beige? Do you have any monstrous characters, metaphorically or literally? What’re your favorite books? Do you usually write with specific themes in mind, or find them during writing? Does being a writer impact how you see the world? What’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever written? The shortest? Would you say you love writing? Is there a specific author you want to be like? What’s the most annoying task in writing? What’s your biggest grammar pet peeve? Which of your characters do you find yourself thinking of the most? Do you have other passions besides writing? What’s the most romantic thing you’ve ever written? How do you establish setting in your writing? Do you enjoy writing dialogue? How much time do you spend inventing background lore for your writing? What's the longest thing you've ever written? Do you have a favorite genre to write in? What part of your writing do you think about the most?
Theo Transcendragons@theodoresnapdragon.bsky.social · last wk.

A writer ask game to celebrate getting to 2,000 followers! 75 questions, 1 like will get one answer from me! Feel free to reuse, I have a couple other versions on my KoFi. Let’s go! #writersky #askgame #writeraskgame #writingcommunity #writercommunity #writingquestions #questiongame #madeincanva

An image of a white peice of crinkled paper with black text and decorative symbols over it. It is titled “A Writer Ask Game” with the words “One like, One answer” at thebottom. There are a couple decirative symbols of pen flourishes, a book, and a keyboard. It has text reading “by Theodore Snapdragon” and 75 questions. The questions are as follow (truncated for BSky character limits): What’s your favorite part of writing? What’s the scariest thing you’ve ever written? Do you usually write happy, sad, or other kinds of endings? Who is your favorite author? What’s your favorite type of scene to write? What’s your favorite type of symbolism? What’s your least favorite part of writing? Where do your ideas come from? What’re your favorite themes? What’s the most wholesome thing you’ve written? Have you ever had writer’s block? Do you have a favorite character? What drives you to write? What’s your favorite part of your current WIP? Do you have a favorite of your writing projects? Do you enjoy editing? What’s the saddest thing you’ve ever written? Do you like long or short form writing better? What’s the hardest thing to write? What song(s) inspire you to write? Do you have a specific type of reader in mind when you write? Is your prose more purple or beige? Do you have any monsterous characters, metaphorically or literally? What’re your favorite books? Do you usually write with specific themes in mind, or find them during writing? Does being a writer impact how you see the world? What’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever written? The shortest? Would you say you love writing? Is there a specific author you want to be like? What’s the most annoying task in writing? What’s your biggest grammar pet peeve? Which of your characters do you find yourself thinking of the most? Do you have other passions besides writing? What’s the most romantic thing you’ve ever written? How do you establish setting in your writing? Do you enjoy writing dialogue? How much time do you spend invent…
kt 📖💭@ktsimpson.bsky.social · 6d ago

I often have dreams that my mom is Away. She's on a long trip or she split from my dad, etc. It's not always the main plot, but it's there in the background. She is just...far away. And then she comes back. And then I wake up and have to remember that in real life, she is never coming back.

kt 📖💭@ktsimpson.bsky.social · 2w ago

"I love my curly hair. I love my curly hair. I love my curly hair," I say as I break my back trying to style it. "This doesn't hurt at all. This is not overstimulating in the least. I love having curly hair."