Carlin Steere (she/they) @carlinsteere.bsky.social · 19/12/2025Don’t get me wrong, I love Valentine’s Day… but it’s December. 020
Carlin Steere (she/they) @carlinsteere.bsky.social · 20/10/2025The amount websites being down from an Amazon crash shows us how fragile the internet is when it’s been monopolized 🫠 050
Carlin Steere (she/they) @carlinsteere.bsky.social · 12/06/2025It’s always special when I’m approached to review memoirs/essay collections on womanhood and girlhood. I’m honored to have written about Melissa Fraterrigo’s (@mfraterrigo.bsky.social) “The Perils of Girlhood” for Sweet: A Literary Confection: sweetlit.org/the-perils-o...sweetlit.orgThe Perils of Girlhood: Melissa FraterrigoDear Melissa Fraterrigo, I am a chronic — albeit, attempting to recover — people pleaser. From the ages of 18 to 21, I found myself becoming an emotional sponge for those in my immediate circle. I … 020
Carlin Steere (she/they) @carlinsteere.bsky.social · 09/04/2025It’s been almost 3 years since I announced/released my first collection of poems. Time flies 😵💫 010
Reposted by Carlin Steere (she/they)Dax, sapphic fantasy author @daxaeterna.ink · 10/03/2025"I want to keep boycotting Amazon, but I also want to support indie authors. How do I do that?" Many indie authors have their books on Barnes & Noble & Kobo! There are also places like Smashwords & Campfire that are almost all indie books! Itchio now has a THRIVING LGBTQ Indie Book Scene. 1955521336
Carlin Steere (she/they) @carlinsteere.bsky.social · 23/02/2025I’m wondering if other writers feel the same way, but when I sit down to write and need background noise, I have a song on repeat. For whatever reason, “ICU” by Phoebe Bridgers makes me feel like I’m riding out an adrenaline rush and makes the time pass easier. 010
Reposted by Carlin Steere (she/they)Jesse Lee Kercheval @jesselkercheval.bsky.social · 21/12/2024Thanks Sweet Lit and Carlin Steere for this lovely personal review/ fan letter!! sweetlit.org/french-girl-...sweetlit.orgFrench Girl by Jesse Lee KerchevalDear Jesse Lee Kercheval, When I was mere three feet tall and unaware of the world, my parents bought our family the Nintendo Wii. As instructed by my mother, I kept the safety strap snug and secur… 142