• A YouTube thumbnail style image of a white woman about to make a point. On the left are two book covers, Is it Wrong to Fall in Love with a Reclusive Wizard in a Sky Palace? By autumn wolff, and They call me an angel, by the same. At the bottom left, a text box with an angry renamon reads: “This book right here? It’s Great” before continuing in smaller text, So is the one hiding behind it!
READ They Call Me An Angel!
This is not a request” On the right side there are two images, a 1625 depiction of a rebis and the 1986 cover of Howl’s Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones, as well as pink text reading “Of course,
it also "forced" me
to bring up all these too” Followed by a third image in the bottom right, an excerpt from the book which reads: “Wyverns use their horns during mating, don’t they?”
    Autumn Wolff’s latest novel with a really long name I refuse to shorten
    Autumn, why do you do these things to me you delightful monster?!
  • The cover art of Magica Riot Full Bloom by Kara Buchanan Depicts two identical girls with long purple hair spilling behind them as they lay on thier backs facing away from eachother. the one in the lower left has a bright orange dress on, while the one in the top right has a dark black dress, long glvoes passing her elbows, and a dark pink bow at her neck and flower petals in her open hand
    Magica Riot Full Bloom || A Glowing Review
    I had to work so hard to get this under the 3 minute short limit y’all!I’m sorry for any rough cuts, it was literally getting down to a matter of shaving off frames Full Bloom is out and like I promised, I made the final story of Muttday Morning News #15 A review. Surprisingly absolutely…
  • A Quiet Universe || A Review
    I realized, since I was going to make this little review/ recommendation/ whatever you want to call it, into a YouTube Short, I might as well also post it as a stand alone review. A little bit so I can remember that I’ve done it, and in case anyone just wants a good sci-fi horror…
  • a thumbnail for the video. On the left are bluesky posts from ana valens describing the places she's been censored, to the right of that is a stack of bluesky posts between sarah zed and Talia Bhatt about RCBG, and bellow that the cover for magica riot full bloom. bellow that is a text that reads, Muttday Mtorning News #15 
Catholics and Pay Pros, sub text, The Catholic Church, Epstein apologia, Toxic Yuri, 
Magica Riot Full Bloom, & Ana Valens seemingly 
flagged by Mastercard AI... it's been a weird week. On the right is me, a white trans woman looking exasperated in a ruffled open blouse and loose blue tie
    Muttday Morning News #15 || Catholics and Pay Pros
    Yeahhhh, It’s been a weird week.Not even bad, well, not by the standards of this year of our mutt 2025. Not that I am covering much good news this week, it was just a lot of suck for specific people.
  • Review: User Not Found

    How do they keep getting away with this?!
    User Not Found is the story of a useless lesbian in a hopeless world carving out a little bit of hope, not just for themselves, but for all ‘transgressives’ by Dani Finn.

  • Review: Fly By Night

    Dani has this peculiar ability to paint vibrant and morbid canvases with their words, then has the fucking gall to leave me feeling hopeful

  • Review: The Grace of Sorcerers

    Note to self: don’t soft announce a silly pride project, a poetry project, AND let the Steam Next Fest consume your brain all at once.

  • Review: The Mermaid from Frigid Harbor

    The Mermaid from Frigid Harbor scratches my Dresden Files itch; replacing the chauvinism with lesbians, an adhd monsterfuckee, and a dapper sea otter. 

    In other words, it was made for me.

  • Review: Jade Evergreen and the Perils of Polybius

    Jade Evergreen and the Perils of Polybius is a fun, hopeful love letter to the girlhood denied many trans women. It’s $2. Get it or risk being hit by a van.

  • The Dragon and Her Princess

    I came away from the experience refreshed, reinvigorated to interact with, for lack of a better word in the moment, good media. Media that is saying something, even if that something is as simple as monarchs are bad and dragons are cool.

    That’s not all there is to Vyria Durav’s The Dragon and Her Princess, though those elements are certainly present. It’s a short enough story that I do fear my overly verbose style will drive me to spoil it, so let me attempt brevity.