Writeblr Introduction!

writeblr introduction!

Hi! My name’s Fire (she/her). I’ve been lurking on here for a while, but now that I’ve finished my exams I thought I should introduce myself:

i like reading/writing a lot of sci-fi and apocalyptic fiction, but won’t hesitate to explore other genres

writing is one of my favourite hobbies (…obviously), along with reading, gaming, and wasting my life away on youtube

i want to use this blog to meet other writers and improve my skills (so you’ll be seeing a lot of reblogged writing tips/advice on here)

tag/ask game friendly (I still have to catch up on a few, I’m sorry!)

in terms of WIPs, I have one current ‘nano’ project:

CENTURION’S SECRET A new world conquered by old gods

Being blessed at birth is the greatest privilege an Aretian can receive. When Artemis discovers her blessing, most assume that her patron is her namesake, the goddess of the hunt. 

But how does she endure being blessed by the most treacherous god?

Bloodshed between Arete and Janus is inevitable. Artemis must prove herself more loyal than her patron, lest they name her a traitor.

After all, the punishment for traitors is death.

That’s it! I look forward to meeting you all!

trick or treat! 🎃

treat! 🎃 sorry for the late response, but here is a short, one-line snippet from my latest wip:

it is forgetting your identity and then having such a sense of loss that you can't move on.

trick or treat asks/event here

literally ofc my room had to lose power 💀

Trick or Treat! 🦇🎃🕷️

hi! trick for you! 🦇 give me what you got haha

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Additionally, caught in the midst of constantly forced to choose a side, Asian Americans are not able to attain a space to grieve their loss or erasure: they are either placed in neat categories of victim or perpetrator, but never victim and perpetrator, and thus are unable to come to terms with what they have lost.

Additionally, caught in the midst of constantly forced to choose a side, Asian Americans are not able to attain a space to grieve their loss or erasure: they are either placed in neat categories of victim or perpetrator, but never victim and perpetrator, and thus are unable to come to terms with what they have lost.