Permission to Weird
Nicole, Óðr Sierra SierraThis is where 'what if' questions become poems, stories, and experiments. Serialized dystopian fiction and middle-grade magical realism, really weird short stories, feminist poems and sometimes angry songs, sarcastic label designs. Want permission?
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Rain on hot pavement
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Divide et impera - Voiceover
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Barefoot: living with uncertainty
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University of Finished People
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I ask 'what if' questions all day long, it's a bug. I put the anger into words for you, writing fiction, middle-grade fantasy, feminist poetry, the occasional essay. Buy me a coffee here: https://buymeacoffee.com/nicolekwri2
Not fiction. Not future. Fragments of a system where power, memory and pleasure collapse into one field. Read them not as stories — but as thresholds.
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