Dear Catastrophe Girl
els the poetTwenty, over‑caffeinated, and writing through the chaos. This space holds my poems in progress, bite‑size rants turned reflections, and rapid‑fire takes on the books and films that hijack my brain — highs, lows, and everything scribbled in between.
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Detroit: Become Human made me feel sorry for androids, and I’m still not sure what that says about me
I started Detroit: Become Human expecting to enjoy the drama of it, the tension, the choices, the futuristic spectacle of it all. What I did not expect was to spend so much of the game trying to figure out what, exactly, it was asking of me...
i want to be disgustingly knowledgeable
I am coming up to choosing the final modules of my bachelor’s degree, which is a deeply unpleasant sentence to write because it means that this time next year, I will be getting ready to graduate.
Gachiakuta Is Dark, Funny, and Already in My Top Three
Gachiakuta is, on paper, exactly the sort of story designed to get its claws into me. It throws us into a brutal, filthy dystopia where society quite literally discards its unwanted people along with its waste: a floating city above, a hell...
i thought i'd feel more like a woman by now
There is something deeply embarrassing about admitting that your own writing has moved you. It makes you sound like the sort of person who lights a candle before opening their laptop and calls it a ritual, which I do not want to be mistaken...
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