Casper Falls (he/fae)

@casperfalls.bsky.social

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I write about ugly hope, messy survival, & radical queer love. Queer story ghost 🏳️‍🌈👻 Disabled. auDHD. Polyam. 32. My work: www.linktr.ee/casperfalls Micro fiction: https://stitchesmicrofiction.substack.com

A book mockup of the anthology Why Aren't You Dead Yet? stands centered against a dark background sprinkled with colorful star confetti. Across the top, white stylized text reads: "16 stories about disabled..." Flanking the left side of the book are the words: ... rage ... solidarity ... resistance ... survival Flanking the right side: ... love ... ingenuity ... stubbornness ... connection The book cover features a postage stamp frame depicting a glowing green mushroom cloud over a dark street with silhouetted figures, including a person using crutches. Below the main title Why Aren't You Dead Yet?, the cover tagline reads: "No offense, but the end of the world isn't exactly a 'disability-friendly' event 🤨". Across the bottom, large distressed white font reads "NOW AVAILABLE", followed by script text: "on Bookshop.org, Amazon, and co!"
The graphic shows a low-angle photo of an anatomical ribcage model in the background. White overlaid text at the bottom left reads: "Marrow Pangs," followed by the subtitle "I taught him how to skip bones on acid lakes..." and the series tagline "Stitches—Micro Fiction With Teeth." The Substack logo is at the right lower corner
A dark gray, rounded square card featuring a black-and-white photograph of the Williamsburg Bridge crossing a river under a gray sky. In the bottom right corner of the photograph is a small, white Substack bookmark logo. Below the image, the title "Transition" is printed in white text, followed by the subtitle "Stitches—Micro Fiction With Teeth" in a lighter gray font.
A dark, moody photograph of an ornate wooden church confessional with gothic arches and a prominent white cross at the top center under a warm light. Overlaying the lower portion of the image is white serif text that reads: "Witness", followed by the quote, "“Forgive me, Father, for I have sinned.”", and the italicized subtitle, "Stitches—Micro Fiction With Teeth". The substack logo is on the lower right corner.
A cinematic, low-angle shot of a gas station under a heavy, vibrant red canopy and a thick central pillar. The gas pumps and background are cast in deep, dark shadow, creating a high-contrast, moody atmosphere. A figure stands obscured in the shadows near the pumps on the right. Overlaying the bottom third of the image is crisp white serif text. The main title reads "Midline," followed by the subtitle line, "The gas station was out of..." At the very bottom, smaller italicized text reads, "Stitches—Micro Fiction With Teeth," accompanied by a small minimalist logo in the bottom right corner.
Text over the photo: Such Promise The figurine was worth more than her… Stitches—Micro Fiction With Teeth The photo: A white classical marble bust of a woman, mended using the Japanese Kintsugi technique with bright, reflective gold lacquer filling the prominent cracks across her face, neck, and torso. The sculpture is set against a clean, minimalist light grey background.
A photo of a bright, relatively small living room with dark blue walls, a striped blue and yellow couch, a yellow armchair, some shelves in the background, a lamp, a coffee table with magazines and a coffee mug. By the window is a chess table with too wooden chairs. The floor is hardwood with a rug on top.
An orange red graphic with the following text: Open Mic Night Alex Bortell Casper Falls E.A. Noble Luci Strong Dannie Ruth Kevin Carson Nicole J. Evan’s Amiel Katz Jane Shi Stephen Energia Gifford-Bell Christina Lee On Sunday, June 14th at 6pm CT, join us for an evening of poetry and prose from our 2026 fellow for our second open mic night of the Retreat. RSVP at abodepress.com/summer-retreat
Vermin & Whimsy ft. In WHY AREN’T YOU DEAD YET? He was basically ablebodied. If you didn’t look too close. If you squinted a little little. If you didn’t pull the curtains aside. Disability in Dystopia Anthology | July 2026
A photo of the clear blue sky with two white clouds and a jagged white line cloud or chem trail that may or may not look like a dinosaur spine. On the upper left and lower side are luscious green tree crowns.
A beautifully illustrated tickets to a space craft with a blue planet, galaxy, and red spaceship on the left. On the right is a QR code as well as the text: 2 TICKETS THIS TICKET IS VALID FOR TWO CITIZENS Thank you for riding with CASPNOLLA
Casper is laying on a white flowery pillow because he lays down 90% of the time. Fae is white with newly black, chin length hair, black eyebrows, a light black mustache, and thick black eyeliner. He's wearing a green-brown shirt.
The graphic has a blue-grey background of a faded vintage floral wallpaper with crack in it. In front of it is the cover to SURVIVAL & OTHER SURPRISES (description below). It is surrounded by white font. The one above says: OUT NOW! DISABLED QUEER POETRY TO RELATE TO & RAGE WITH Around it are 6 texts with arrows pointing at the cover: Becoming chronically ill Surviving in a burning world with your heart intact Queer awakenings Learning to unlove the people who hurt us Grief, loss, and love in spite of it all We’re all broken and that’s okay Below it: Send receipt to casper.e.falls@gmail.com for a handwritten thank you note & bookmark! The cover: It shows a blurry, light blue hospital background with a leopard plushie in front of it which is wearing a white KN95 mask and blue scrubs. Above it in two different fonts is SURVIVAL & OTHER (then different font) SURPRISES. Below the leopard it says in thing font A COLLECTION OF POEMS BY CASPER E. FALLS.
The graphic shows two empty playground swings in the background with no children around. In front of it is a poetry exceprt in white font: I call representatives to cook up lies they might swallow I won’t curse your name if you choose humanity at last because the truth is child’s play and we don’t let children play anymore SURVIVAL & OTHER SURPRISES by Casper E. Falls
The graphic has a dark blue background with white and light blue text in front of it and just an utter mess of way too many floating around covers/editions of SURVIVAL & OTHER SURPRISES. The text above the books: Me to brain: I know we’re in a fatigue flare, but we need to make promo graphics Brain: I got you, bro: PREORDER POETRY GET BOOKMARKS & TEARS The book cover of which, I repeat, there are way too many of, looks like this: It shows a blurry, light blue hospital background with a leopard plushie in front of it which is wearing a white KN95 mask and blue scrubs. Above it in two different fonts is SURVIVAL & OTHER (then different font) SURPRISES. Below the leopard, it says in thing font A COLLECTION OF POEMS BY CASPER E. FALLS.
The graphic is in blue-grey tones with white font. The background shows illustrated half-translucent flowers. In the front, we see text and two bookmarks. The text: SURVIVAL & OTHER SURPRISES RELEASES APRIL 18TH Get your. bookmarks & thank you note now while supply lasts! The bookmarks: The left one shows a film reel with three different images. The top pon is a wave crashing against a stone, the middle one shows the tide receding, and the third one is an empty row boat on still waters. The poetry on top of it says: WAVES COME WAVES GO LET’S BUILD A STRONG BOAT The right bookmark has a medium grey-blue background of skin with a dark crack that runs across it on. In the foreground are two line art hands reaching for each other. They are separated by the poetry lines which read: let me peel back your skin and read your soul in the cracked carcasses of cells you used to be
—— The graphic is in blue-grey tones with white font. The background shows illustrated half-translucent flowers. On the right, we see the cover of the poetry collection. It shows a blurry, light blue hospital background with a leopard plushie in front of it which is wearing a white KN95 mask and blue scrubs. Above it in two different fonts is SURVIVAL & OTHER (then different font) SURPRISES. Below the leopard it says in thing font A COLLECTION OF POEMS BY CASPER E. FALLS. The text next to the cover says the following: POETRY ABOUT DISABLED QUEER GRIEF & PERSEVERANCE RELEASE EVENT: Preorder/Order in April or May and receive two bookmarks & a handwritten thank you note! Just email your proof of purchase to casper.e.falls@gmail.com „RAW, POWERFUL, AND DEEPLY HUMAN!“ - ARC Reviewer „THIS POETRY IS FOR THE SICK, THE HURT, THE QUEER COMMUNITY, AND THE HEALING.“ - ARC REVIEWER
In the background of this graphic, we see grey and blue illustrated roses. In front of it is the cover of SURVIVAL & OTHER SURPRISES in an e-reader frame. The cover description will be below. Above it, is the text: DISABLED QUEER POETRY TO RELATE TO & RAGE WITH Below it: RELEASE DATE: 18th, April 2025 Around it are six white arrows pointing at the cover with text attached. The text is: - Becoming chronically ill - Surviving in a burning world with your heart intact - Queer awakenings - Learning to unlove the people who hurt us - Grief, loss, and love in spite of it all - We’re all broken and that’s okay Cover description: The cover reveal graphic has a blue-gray cement background with a crack running through the middle. In the foreground is a bunch of white text around the poetry collection cover, which is framed in a tablet. The cover shows a blurry, light blue hospital background with a leopard plushie in front of it which is wearing a white KN95 mask and blue scrubs. Above it in two different fonts is SURVIVAL & OTHER (then different font) SURPRISES. Below the leopard it says in thing font A COLLECTION OF POEMS BY CASPER E. FALLS.
My black and white cat Xido is hugging my arm while I pet his belly. My hand is white and my arm is covered with a red sweater sleeve. The couch underneath it is purple and on the upper left corner you see a variety of mess, mostly cables and the mint colored headphone case I have once again misplaced.
A very excited Casper, holding the paperback and hardcover of faer poetry collection. Casper is a white transmasc person with light blue hair and purple nerd glasses that look black in this picture. He’s on a couch with daylight coming in from a window behind him. Fae is wearing a dark blue, long-sleeved PJ top. The books he’s holding are light blue with a leopard plushie wearing a mask and a hospital gown on the cover. The title in different fonts says SURVIVAL & OTHER SURPRISES
The graphic has Casper making a goofy face and pointing at a book mock-up in the background. He is a white transmasc person with thick rimmed purple glasses that look blue here and dark blue eyes that look black here. He’s lying on a white pillow case with black flowers on them and is wearing a gray PJ shirt. The photo is taken from above because he is too fucking tired to sit up. The mock-up shows the cover of his debut poetry collection. It looks like this: The cover shows a blurry, light blue hospital background with a leopard plushie in front of it which is wearing a white KN95 mask and blue scrubs. Above it in two different fonts is SURVIVAL & OTHER (then different font) SURPRISES. Below the leopard it says in thing font A COLLECTION OF POEMS BY CASPER E. FALLS. To the left of the cover is black text in front of a pastel blue background. It says „That awkward moment when you have a poetry collection about chronic illness coming out in a month and chronic illness prevents you from marketing it.“ Above the cover it says: THIS COUNTS AS MARKETING. GO PREORDER ❤️
The publication day graphic has blue & teal tones. The background is a starry night sky with dark clouds at the bottom. At the top, in white font says: PUBLICATION DAY with a divider beneath it. Below that is the cover, surrounded by four arrows and text chunks. The text chunks are: - Short stories, nonfiction, & poetry about all things divinity - Vietnamese, Indigenous, Puerto Rican, disabled, and other beautiful rep - Queer & trans longings and horrors - Laugh one page, cry the next! Below the cover, it says: Now at all major booksellers + Ko-fi. The Reverent cover is various shades of teal and light turquoise with different illustrations and the title + contributor names on the cover. From top to bottom, we see: Dark teal vines over the light teal background that, in a slightly circular motion frame the rest of the illustrations. In the upper corners are a half-moon, a flower and leaves, and a snake. Between them is a curved banner with the white text: QUINTON LI PRESENTS Under the banner is the illustration of a sun with a lighter teal face and dark cheek circles. It’s looking to the right side. The title is different shades of light teal/turquoise flowing into each other and embossed. It says REVERENT. Above the letters E and R is a white halo. Behind the title are dark teal wings with crossed longswords in front of them. The wings and sword illustration carried on below the title ad behind the sub-headline which is AN ANTHOLOGY OF DIVINITY. On both sides next to the sub-headline are lighter teal illustrations of electrical computer chips. In the middle below the wings is a candle surrounded by four leaves. Below is black text with the names of all contributors. On either side of the text is a fem-presenting person with one arm reaching toward the title above and one arm floating toward the end of the contributor names. They have light teal skin and thick black hair which reaches halfway down their back.
This moodboard consists of eleven images. The one in the middle is a post by „God“ with the profile pic being the yellow lower-body Christian God from the Simpsons. Their post reads: Has the collapse of civilization brightened your mood yet? No? Then keep doomscrolling. You might see a dying puppy next! From upper left to right, the images are: - A backlit empty stage mic - A crumpled-up blanket on the bed - A pile of little diner salt packets - The disability pride flag (diagonal grey, green, blue, white, yellow, red, grey) - A white person with long hair wearing PJs and half hiding under a white blanket From lower left to right, the images are: - A picture of Manhattan’s red-brick highrises with the Empire State Building peaking out behind it - A white person with curly brown hair and glasses wearing a colorful mask - A meme of Andy Sandberg’s character in Brooklyn 99 holding a guitar while screaming with the subtitle „(shrieks)“. Above it, the text says „When someone asks how you are feeling“ - A romance lock that people leave on bridge with the words „didn’t work out“ written on them - A meme of a mostly crash cement bridge pillar and a person trying to hold it together. The text above it says: „Them: Hey! How have you been? / Me: Oh you know I’m keeping it together / *Me keeping it together*
The graphic shares that ARCs of the poetry collection „Survival & Other Surprises“ are now available. It has a light blue background with a wilted dark blue rose on it and a dark blue square frame. In the middle of that frame is the cover in a tablet. Text is all around it. Text above the cover: ARCS AVAILABLE NOW! On NetGalley & Booksprout On the left: Lost: - Best Friend - Health - Sanity On the right: Found: - Queer Identity - Disabled Price - SPITE Below: A poetry collection about chronic illness, loss, and stubborn survival The cover has a light blue hospital hallway as the background with a stuffed animal leopard in front of it wearing a white mask and blue scrubs. Above it is the title SURVIVAL & OTHER Surprises. Below it is also text: A COLLECTION OF POEMS BY CASPER E. FALLS
The graphic has dark blue and teal tones with white font on top of it. In the background, we see a night sky with stars and fluffy clouds at the bottom. Above it is a line art rendering of Michelangelo’s God and Adam reaching toward each other. The white text says: When faith asks you to stop believing Or „No, I can’t believe myself healthy.“ ASPOONFULOFLIFE.SUBSTACK.COM
The cover reveal graphic has a teal-turquoise-blue galaxy background with clouds at the bottom. The cover is shown on a tablet which leans on turquoise-tinted white marble. At the top, white font says: COVER REVEAL. Beneath it, in a light teal, is line art of Michelangelo’s God and Adam reaching their hands toward each other. On the left of the cover, it says: Preorder the ebook now! To the right of it, it says: Paperback coming soon! The Reverent cover is various shades of teal and light turquoise with different illustrations and the title + contributor names on the cover. From top to bottom, we see: Dark teal vines over the light teal background that, in a slightly circular motion frame the rest of the illustrations. In the upper corners are a half-moon, a flower and leaves, and a snake. Between them is a curved banner with the white text: QUINTON LI PRESENTS Under the banner is the illustration of a sun with a lighter teal face and dark cheek circles. It’s looking to the right side. The title is different shades of light teal/turquoise flowing into each other and embossed. It says REVERENT. Above the letters E and R is a white halo. Behind the title are dark teal wings with crossed longswords in front of them. The wings and sword illustration carried on below the title ad behind the sub-headline which is AN ANTHOLOGY OF DIVINITY. On both sides next to the sub-headline are lighter teal illustrations of electrical computer chips. In the middle below the wings is a candle surrounded by four leaves. Below is black text with the names of all contributors. On either side of the text is a fem-presenting person with one arm reaching toward the title above and one arm floating toward the end of the contributor names. They have light teal skin and thick black hair which reaches halfway down their back. They’re looking up at the title and are wearing a long simple dress without sleeves and a thin belt around the waist.
The preorder graphic has a light beige background with medium blue illustrations and a tablet/ebook graphic in front of it. The illustrations form a baroque-esque blue border alongside the top and the bottom side. Beneath it is text, first in cursive and bold, then in regular. It reads: PREORDERS OPEN REVERENT ANTHOLOGY Below it, on the right, smaller blue text continues: A COLLECTION OF STORIES, POEMS, AND NON-FICTION DEDICATED TO THE DIVINE Below that in grey with the same font: COMING FEBRUARY 28th 2025 Underneath the text are three large blue classical angel illustrations with their heads lifted and gazes directed toward the ebook/tablet graphic on the left. One hand is on each chest, the other gently reaching toward the ebook. They wear long classical dresses. The tablet on the left is black. The screen shows the temporary Reverent cover with a small white sticker that says “FINAL COVER TO BE REVEALED” with the initials QLE in the middle. The cover has a turquoise background with another classical angel in black illustration in the middle. The angel is holding a blank banner and a quill, sits on a tree branch with leaves, and wears a translucent tunic that is draped over one breast, their torso, and one leg. Above the angel in white font it says: REVERENT AN ANTHOLOGY OF DIVINITY Below it says: Curated by: QUINTON LI
The release day graphic has a teal background with soft white line art illustrations of each story represented by an image. We see: - A bird perched on a tree - A row boat with waves around it - A pumpkin with a shoe - A cat looking sternly over their shoulder - A potion next to a blackberry branch - Cherries with mushrooms - A needle and thread - A scalpel - A pocketwatch - A snake with their tongue stretched out - Arrows - A fish in water - A small dragon next to branches - A mug of coffee with a sword stirring it At the top, it says in white letters „NEW RELEASE“ Below it is the cover: The cover of Artifice & Access with teal-to-white medieval fantasy lettering. Above the title is the subtitle „an anthology of disability in fantasy“ and a red rose. Beneath it are illustrations from various stories including a large snake with a person standing on its head, a person in a wheelchair, and a person with a prosthetic leg, as well as smaller illustrations like a sword and a mushroom. Beneath the cover is a darker teal banner with white text: A Disability in Fantasy Anthology, now in ebook & paperback!
The release day graphic has a teal background with soft white line art illustrations of each story represented by an image. We see: - A bird perched on a tree - A row boat with waves around it - A pumpkin with a shoe - A cat looking sternly over their shoulder - A potion next to a blackberry branch - Cherries with mushrooms - A needle and thread - A scalpel - A pocketwatch - A snake with their tongue stretched out - Arrows - A fish in water - A small dragon next to branches - A mug of coffee with a sword stirring it At the top, it says in white letters „NEW RELEASE“ Below it is the cover: The cover of Artifice & Access with teal-to-white medieval fantasy lettering. Above the title is the subtitle „an anthology of disability in fantasy“ and a red rose. Beneath it are illustrations from various stories including a large snake with a person standing on its head, a person in a wheelchair, and a person with a prosthetic leg, as well as smaller illustrations like a sword and a mushroom. Beneath the cover is a darker teal banner with white text: A Disability in Fantasy Anthology, now in ebook & paperback!
The trope map graphic has a lighter teal textured background with a darker teal banner at the bottom. On top of it, in the middle, is the cover of Artifice & Access with teal-to-white medieval fantasy lettering. Above the title is the subtitle „an anthology of disability in fantasy“ and a red rose. Beneath it are illustrations from various stories including a large snake with a person standing on its head, a person in a wheelchair, and a person with a prosthetic leg, as well as smaller illustrations like a sword and a mushroom. Around it are white arrows and tropes in white font. They read: - Disability rep on every page - Fairy tales - Cozy fantasy - Happily ever after - Found family - Magical powers Over the darker banner at the bottom, it reads: ARTIFICE & ACCESS
The graphic is half light-grey with a green tint (upper half) and half teal green (lower half). The colors resemble the colors of the displayed book cover. At the top in capital letters is the text: DISABILITY IN FANTASY and then smaller: DISCUSSION FEATURING THE AUTHORS OF ARTIFICE & ACCESS Beneath it on the left in a thinly lined teal circle is a photo of Ella T Holmes, the anthology’s editor. She is a white woman with ginger bob-length hair. Her head is slightly tilted to the left and she’s slightly smiling. She’s wearing a white shirt with what appears to be black dots and a red and black tank top/dress/overall over it. To her right is the cover of Artifice & Access with teal to white medieval fantasy lettering. Above the title is the subtitle „an anthology of disability in fantasy“ and a red rose. Beneath it are illustrations from various stories including a large snake with a person standing on its head, a person in a wheelchair, and a person with a prosthetic leg, as well as smaller illustrations like a sword and a mushroom. Beneath Ella’s portrait is her name in white lettering on a lighter teal background. In write all caps beneath that it says: JANUARY 25 12PM GMT / 11PM GMT Join us for two panels discussing inclusion in fantasy stories and why it matters. Each session will feature different authors from the anthology and their unique perspectives.
The graphic shows a beige background with blue illustrations. The top is a Classical style blue round archway. Beneath it floats an angel holding a blank banner and a quill. The angels sits on a branch with some leaves on it and has a cloth draped around half of their body, exposing one breast and one leg. Underneath them, in a darker blue shade, are the words REVERENT ANTHOLOGY, then in a slightly lighter blue shade ARCS RELEASED. Beneath that, in brown, it says CHECK YOUR INBOX/SPAM. At the bottom is the illustrated blue top of a classical pillar.
The image shows the mock cover of the short story POSTS FROM GOD with ao3 tags around it. The cover has a red-gray background of a rainy street near Times Square. In front of it is the black silhouette of a person with sketched gray wings attached. The title is written in a painting strokes white font. Beneath it, it says „FT. IN REVERENT: AN ANTHOLOGY OF DIVINITY“. On the right lower corner, next to the cover, is white text that says „ARCS for Reverent: An Anthology of Divinity are going out soon! Check my bio link for more :)“ There are 7 ao3 tags screenshots around the cover. They say the following: - Catholicism as written by a heathen - I will therapize the reader via this fanfic - in my opinion I’m tiptoeing on the fine line between hilarity and heartbreak - Purposeful miscommunication (aka: lying through your fucking teeth) - repressed emotions in a trench coat - Self insert, not myself but probably someones self, if youre unlucky enough to be the self here im so sorry - despite all this, an underlying theme of hope
A trope map for “Artifice & Access: An Anthology of Disability in Fantasy”. The muted light green marble background has the cover in front of it as well as white arrows and tropes in white font. The cover is a lovely teal with various illustrations from the stories on it. We see a giant snake with a person on top, mushrooms, a person in a wheelchair, and another person to their right with a prosthetic leg. There are subs and swords and mushrooms as well. The title is above the illustration in an old timet silver font and there's a very light turquoise, mostly white frame around it. The tropes say the following. “Disability rep on every page” “Fairytales” “Cozy fantasy” “Happily ever after” “Found family” “Magical powers”
A white hand holding a poetry collection. The cover shows a silver fancy car in a forest-y meadow with someone in an orange outfit wearing an astronaut helmet polishing the back. The pink title font is graphically stretched out. It reads: ALIVE AT THE END OF THE WORLD POEMS SAEED JONES
A screenshot of the comment sidebar on a google doc taking with a phone. It’s Quinton Li’s comments at 2:15 PM Dec 9 on Casper’s short story. The two comments are: Wow You write too accurately Casper!! (This is a compliment)
The cover reveal graphic has a blue-gray cement background with a crack running through the middle. In the foreground is a bunch of white text around the poetry collection cover, which is framed in a tablet. The cover shows a blurry, light blue hospital background with a leopard plushie in front of it which is wearing a white KN95 mask and blue scrubs. Above it in two different fonts is SURVIVAL & OTHER (then different font) SURPRISES. Below the leopard it says in thing font A COLLECTION OF POEMS BY CASPER E. FALLS. Above the cover in all caps, it says COVER REVEAL with a fancy line beneath it. Below the cover, also in all caps, it says JOIN THE ARC TEAM & ADD IT TO YOUR STORYGRAPH/GOODREADS TBR NOW! On the left side of the cover, a sketched arrow points the following text toward it: A poetic farewell to gaslighting, ableism, and pretending to be a cis woman. On the right side, there’s another sketched arrow pointing this text: A poetic hello to chronic illness and believing in your own voice again.
A dark, muted background of white wilting flowers in front of black. In front of it is font and a mock-up book with a mostly hidden cover. A tiny bit of blue + some black font is peaking out from it. The rest is white. The book stands on a brown pedestal. The top font says: COVER REVEAL 12/10/24 The below font: SURVIVAL & OTHER SURPRISES - Poetry about chronic illness in a burning world and the slow process of unloving those who hurt us.
The graphic has a white background with two mock-up books on it, as well as an old-school scroll half frame with text on it. The book has a teal cover with a medieval looking silver font that says “Artifice & Access”. On the teal cover we see different disabled fantasy heroes, like someone in a wheelchair, someone wielding a sword, and a fantasy-vibes background that is hard to fully see from this far. On the bottom is a red rose. On the scroll, the same medieval font reads in black “Artifice & Access”. Next to it, in a red, normal cursive font: “Out January 25th”
A goofy, exhausted looking owl. It’s the kind with the beige and black checkered feathers and the big eyebrows + yellow beak. Sorry I am not an owl expert and too tired to figure out how they're called. The blue eyes are half open.
A still of the helluva boss character Stolas with a tumble quote in white above it. Stolas is a Goetia, which is a greyish owl demon with a white face, wearing a half-falling down red bathrobe and having a hand to his face in an unhappy expression. The background is purple drapes with star constellations. The tumblr quote is by “foggy-ghosts” with a blue Follow text next to it and the quote says: he has the looks of a depressed English professor and the soul of a whore.
1) a brown paper stock texture with a torn-out section, revealing a grey background and a sliver of a blue-green book corner.
A gradient black and grey background with a white quote corner framing the following quote: We may live in a grimdark reality, but that doesn’t mean we can’t hopepunk our way to a better future. Beneath it in all caps and smaller is the link: ASPOONFULOFLIFE.SUBSTACK.COM And the Substack title: (THE MOST IMPORTANT THING YOU CAN DO RIGHT NOW)
Pre-T Casper backstage with text around faer. There’s a beige wall with a call sheet on it. He’s a white person in front of it with full makeup, long red hair, a black mask, and red nail polish, taking a selfie with a silver iPhone. Fae is wearing a black coat. There’s another person next to him but we only see a pale arm/elbow, black tank top, and dark curly hair. In front of the image is the following text in four chunks: Look, it’s that actor who’s about to become bedbound with Long Covid! Fool’s got no idea what’s coming! Thinks he’s a woman too! Hilarious! Definitely won’t sob about this later! Below the image is a blue box with the memoir title in all caps. It reads: COLLATERAL: AN ACTOR’S NOTES FROM THE LONG COVID TRENCHES
A bad stick figure drawing on a white background. The drawing shows an ambulance with a cross on it. In the back, a stick figure is lying on a gurney, giving a thumbs up while there’s fires all around them. To the left, another stick figure is flipping them off. The drawn writing above reads “This is fine”.
A grey b/w background with a falling angel illustration in which we mostly see the wings. Over it is a black text box with a grey banner and bell above it that says “REMINDER”. In the text box: God is sick of this shit too. Underneath the box in small white font is: POSTS FROM GOD, a short story in Quinton Li’s REVERENT: An Anthology of Divinity now on Goodreads & Storygraph!
Casper’s white hand holds a book. The upper third is white with black font that says: John Truby PRESENTS The lower thirds are a movie theatre with red seats that slowly fade to black. The title is spelled with typewriter keys and says: THE ANATOMY OF STORY Below it is the subtitle: 22 Steps to Becoming a Master Storyteller
Art by https://werewolfprez.carrd.co/ The illustrated artwork of Casper shows a grey tone checkered background with him in the front. He is white with elf ears, subtle black & white jester makeup, blue eyes, and mint colored hair. Fae has black nail polish and is holding a fountain pen to faer face in thought. His other hand is on faer heart. Fae is wearing a black moon and stars button up and black suspenders
A burgundy red background with white text, which is a preview to a Substack post. The rest says, in descending font size: The Most Important Thing You Can Do Right Now Thoughts on the Election & what’s to come… If you’re anything like me, you’ve spent this last week numb with occasional breaks of terror. Seeing the writing on the wall doesn’t make it less painful when the house collapses. Our… ASPOONFULOFLIFE.SUBSTACK.COM
A white hand is holding a sheet of sketch paper. On the paper is a helluva boss-style imp sitting in a wheelchair. He has red skin with thin white scars, white hair with purple tips and purple strains around the face, backwards curves black and white horns, and yellow eyes. He’s wearing a studded black bow tie, belt, and bracelet, a purple button up, brown cuffed pants, and studded black shoes. The wheelchair is silver with black wheels and golden accents because the artist mixed up his pencil colors 😅
A photo of a TV screen with a paused scene from Dragon Age: Veilguard. Underneath the TV are scattered, printed pages and a warm orange light. The screen depicts Casper’s version of the game’s protagonist Rook. He has pale skin, short blue hair with a side part that hangs into his face, and long elf ears. He’s wearing old armor with a dirty beige scarf over it. The scene is paused at a dialogue decision: Harding: What about you two? Are you okay? There are three response options around a blue-purple decision wheel with a golden frame. The options are: 1. A little shaky. 2. Never better. 3. In a hurry
The mock cover for TWEETS FROM GOD, which is written in a white paint brush font on the upper side by Casper E. Falls, written in the same font on the lower end. In a regular font, all caps, it says FT. IN REVERENT: AN ANTHOLOGY OF DIVINITY. The cover has a rainy, nighttime photo of Times Square with a rusty red filter as a background. A shadowy person is walking across the street. Painterly b/w wings sprout from their back or they’re walking toward them. It’s unclear.
A screenshot from Helluva Boss with the text “Fizzy disapproves” on top of it. It’s a blueish-green light show background with the character Fizzarolli in front of it and the clothed (purple) elbow of Asmodeus on the left side. Fizzarklli is a jester imp in a pink, black, and glowing green-blue-white jester outfit with a lot of bells. He’s crossing his arms, leaning back, and looking disapprovingly.
The original cover to the book Peter Darling. Blue, green, and black clouds surround the black silhouette of Peter Pan stretching his arms wide, walking into the clouds. The title is in the middle, Peter in regular font and darling in cursive. Austin Chant, the author, is written on the top.
The book cover of This is How You Lose the Time War. A slightly glitched red bird on the upper half touching the feet of an upside down slightly glitched bluebird on the lower half in front of a light blue background. The author names are in blue (Amal El-Mohtar) and red (Max Gladstone).
Book cover of THERE’S A HAINT IN THAT THERE HOLLER—A CHARITY ANTHOLOGY. The font is in white and red. The cover is black with red veins and a person with roots coming out of their nose and a creepy house above it.
A black tarot card with graphic design. Suns on the upper corners and XIII in the middle. In the middle of the card is a burning, anatomically correct heart graphic art. Above it: "Tweets from God, ft. in Reverent: An Anthology of Divinity". Underneath the heart: "SHORT STORY". Around the heart, in trope map style, are six things about the story with arrows pointing at the heart. The things: - Snarky God callouts - #DisabledLivesMatter - "He's literally just a guy." - The MC going "Fuck it! Let's roll!" - Community building - Who the f is named Archibald?!
A black/white tone with slight sepia. The background are flowing sheets, almost ghostly. Above it, we see the graphic art of two hands reaching for each other, not quite touching. On top of it in white font is the following poetry: “What is intimacy But telling each other ghost stories Of the things that haunt us And the things that bite” Beneath it in smaller white font: Excerpt from my poetry collection SURVIVAL & OTHER SURPRISES (APRIL 2025). Add it to your Goodreads TBR now!