WightCrow

@wightcrow.bsky.social

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Novelist, screenwriter, poet, & 🏳️‍🌈. Careening through the universe, my axis on a tilt. ⟬⟭⁷ What others are saying: "A trashbin of esoterica." "They can't walk a straight line to save their life." Also on Twitter here: twitter.com/WightCrow

Against a backdrop of misty London, a woman with a fauxhawk gazes at another woman who seems to be disappearing. There is a title, FADE, at the top of the image, with the words "out of sight, out of mind" written in between the two women.
A tracking board, like one used by officials who are hunting down fugitives, features a collage of pictures on top of a map of New England. Headshots of a nonbinary pilot and a woman are on the top of the board, with another picture of them kissing on the bottom right. The board also shows a golden, old-fashioned plane that they used to escape. There is a picture of a microchip off to one side that shows the woman fighting a government agent, and a picture on the other side that is marked "top secret." In the center of the board is a gif of the woman holding a gun and pointing it at the viewer. She smirks and says “it’s good to see you, too.” The following message is scrawled across a scrap of paper at the top of the board: “in a game of mind-control, love and choice are always a memory apart.”
Against a backdrop of misty London, a woman with a fauxhawk gazes at another woman who seems to be disappearing. There is a title, FADE, at the top of the image, with the words "out of sight, out of mind" written in between the two women.
A tracking board, like one used by officials who are hunting down fugitives, features a collage of pictures on top of a map of New England. Headshots of a nonbinary pilot and a woman are on the top of the board, with another picture of them kissing on the bottom right. The board also shows a golden, old-fashioned plane that they used to escape. There is a picture of a microchip off to one side that shows the woman fighting a government agent, and a picture on the other side that is marked "top secret." In the center of the board is a gif of the woman holding a gun and pointing it at the viewer. She smirks and says “it’s good to see you, too.” The following message is scrawled across a scrap of paper at the top of the board: “in a game of mind-control, love and choice are always a memory apart.”
An illustration of the front cover of the book The Ugly Duckling, as retold and illustrated by Rachel Isadora. A yellow duck and three yellow ducklings stare concernedly at a grey cygnet, who is looking up at their mother with a mix of sadness and longing on their face.