Vex Corvine
@vexcorvine
Suspected vampire, confirmed goth, no-good pulp writer. butch dyke. li'l deaf. ⚠️Loves VtMB⚠️ Buy my rad stories: corvine.gay pfp: me & my leather jacket. 🇺🇲ze/hir|🇸🇪hen/hens|40+
idk what the fuck is wrong with me, except that I wanted to find it for SO LONG that at some point I FORGOT that I FINALLY found it years ago, and didn't put it where I put my other video game wallpapers. never believe what I say.
The same book that was published because a 10 year old boy said it was good? That The Hobbit?
I'm reading Artemis Smith's ODD GIRL and you know I love Skippy, the Italian-American butch who is a huge sap for the girls. It starts out rather dreadful, but is much better written after a couple of chapters. I'm enjoying it (can't say the same for Vin Packer's SPRING FIRE, which was just okay).
I will probably mention Fran Bow every time there is a @morbidimagining.bsky.social event, but it IS an exceptionally good game for skeletons and other macabre imagery. #13MorbidMondays
“Bone-deep” for #13MorbidMondays From UNWELCOME HOSTS, my novella about sad, middle-aged lesbian and her elderly tortie in a haunted apartment.
This was a lot funnier than I expected it to be. Just goofy and tongue-in-cheek with many a humorous crack about cops.
Re: garden updates. I did get a chance take more pictures a few days ago. There's much more color in the red and black currants, SO many gooseberries, and the best news for me is…we're getting that classic apple shape, friends.
clinic telling me I can't renew some meds until I make a video appointment but before I make a video appointment I need to have a check-in at a clinic
me writing my silly queer goth horror pulp every day despite the horrors within and without
when I say obsessed I mean I think about it often and every time I see anything about the novel or the movie. that obtuse idiot with no basic reading comprehension or has, perhaps, touched my life forever.
I meant this screen specifically; it's incomplete, but it's all I got.
I've been reading Chandler's THE LADY IN THE LAKE and “arms to hold you close and all his brains in his face” may be one of the best lines I've ever read
Forgot to post a garden update! I took these on Friday. The apple is from the larger of the two apple trees, of which I think I post fewer photos. And we officially have a RED currant.
An aside: I found these alternate language versions striking in how differently they depicted Dan Duryea's character. I find the second much truer to the film in that regard. The ways in which they all distort and sensationalize details in contrast with the actual film is also fascinating.