Juno Threadborne

@junothreadborne.me

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🧵 Writer. 📚 Educator. ✨ Often found bending reality for sport. he/him https://thrd.me

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An excerpt from the provided link containing the text: There are common recurrent motivations and indicia uniting this pattern of violent and terroristic activities under the umbrella of self-described “anti-fascism.” These movements portray foundational American principles (e.g., support for law enforcement and border control) as “fascist” to justify and encourage acts of violent revolution. This “anti-fascist” lie has become the organizing rallying cry used by domestic terrorists to wage a violent assault against democratic institutions, constitutional rights, and fundamental American liberties. Common threads animating this violent conduct include anti-Americanism, anti-capitalism, and anti-Christianity; support for the overthrow of the United States Government; extremism on migration, race, and gender; and hostility towards those who hold traditional American views on family, religion, and morality. As described in the Order of September 22, 2025 (Designating Antifa as a Domestic Terrorist Organization), the groups and entities that perpetuate this extremism have created a movement that embraces and elevates violence to achieve policy outcomes, including justifying additional assassinations. For example, Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassin engraved the bullets used in the murder with so-called “anti-fascist” rhetoric.
A scene from Mo where a man and a woman are greeting each other warmly. The man, bearded and smiling, wears a light jacket and faces the woman, who has her hands on his shoulders. Her back is to the camera. The Arabic subtitle on screen says “مرحباً يا حبيبتي” (Hello, my darling). The man is actually speaking Spanish with an American accent, likely saying “Hola, mi amor.” The moment shows how subtitlers adapted the emotion, not just the words.
A soft, storybook-style illustration set at twilight. A moss-covered wooden post holds a delicate set of wind chimes, their ribbons caught in an invisible breeze. Below, an open book rests on the grass, glowing faintly with golden light that casts a gentle mist into the air. Faint stars dot the dusky lavender sky. The text reads: “Welcome to the Elsebeneath. A quiet place for strange stories and softer truths.” The entire scene evokes calm, mystery, and the hush of something sacred and slow.
A book cover for "A Hair Out of Place" by Juno Threadborne featuring a wild-haired boy in a school uniform looking nervously over his shoulder at a girl with a pencil in her hair.
Screenshot of The Elsebeneath book collection showing two story cards. On the left is 'The Island of Almosts' with an expanded overlay displaying reading level emojis (🐥🌀🧶), explanations for Early readers and Wonder/Connection themes, and a 'Read Now' button. On the right is 'The Valley of Yet-Stills' showing a minimalist book cover with a child silhouette against purple mountains at twilight.
A warm, storybook-style illustration of a theater stage lit by sunset hues. Three actors stand near the back—one in a swirling cape gesturing dramatically, one holding a folding fan with cool detachment, and a third standing between them with hands clasped and an unsure expression. In the foreground, a boy with brown hair (Sam) stands beside a green gecko in a vest (Glin), who gestures toward the scene. The title “How It Didn’t Happen” arches above them in bold lettering, with the subtitle “An Elsebeneath Story” below it. The author’s name, Juno Threadborne, appears at the bottom in serif type. The overall tone is whimsical, wistful, and quietly theatrical.
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The Village of Voicekeepers by Juno Threaborne book cover
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