Hannah McManus

@rookdigoo.bsky.social

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Hey, it's me. Writer, reader, crafter, nerd, and amateur folklorist. Chronically ill (long covid) and won't be silent about it. We are still in a pandemic. Wish I was a tiny mouse living in a tiny mushroom. 🐭🍄 | She/her

A picture of the bottom corner of page 50 in Sunrise on the Reaping by Suzanne Collins.
A two page spread in a spiral bound journal. The left page has brown paper that looks somewhat like wallpaper with the words "help Eleanor come home" written in red ink. There are other small pieces around it such as a paper scrap reading "spine-tingling horror", a picture of a book copy of Haunting of Hill House, some smokey scraps, an urn, and a small circle picture of Eleanor dancing in grey. The right page has the same brown wallpaper like paper and on top of it is an illustration of two pale hands holding a ghostly grey one. There is a sticker that looks like a stamp and a sticker of a candle with roses.
A box of croissants, one of which has been doodled on to badly resemble a cartoon crab.
Two books on top of each other. The first book is "Best Fairy Tales of Hans Christian Andersen" and the book on the bottom is "The Haunting of Hill House" by Shirley Jackson.
A picture of The Hunger Games book by Suzanne Collins. There is a grey blanket on my lap, and next to the book is a wooden bookmark carved like a sunrise. A pair of glasses also sit behind the book.
Two unbound journal covers laying side by side. The cover on the left has a torn illustration of a tree, under which you can see a page from a book. The cover on the right is made of 6 squares of fabric of varying colors and patterns. Beneath one of the squares you can see peeking out part of a book page that reads "Grimm's Fairy Tales".
Craft supplies laid out on a white rug; embroidery hoops, gold foil, paintbrushes and fabric.
A pile of crafting supplies including stickers and paper, and two wooden coffin shaped boxes.
A photo of a white woman wearing black posing cheerfully in front of a wall painted like colorful book spines in a snowy parking lot. The yellow book spine she is gesturing to is yellow with a branching tree, the spine for the book "Uprooted" by Naomi Novik