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Jeffrey Palms @freypalm.bsky.social · 06/05/2026

This book was fantastic. Honestly hilarious and good. I took this photo of it

Artsy photo of VENOMOUS LUMPSUCKER by Ned Beauman

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Daniel A. Hoyt @danhoyt.bsky.social · 05/05/2026

I clicked one once and it killed me tho

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Jeffrey Palms @freypalm.bsky.social · 05/05/2026

I have never once regretted clicking on one of these hex literary links

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Lur Noise @lurnoise.bsky.social · 12/03/2026

A piece I did for the @astracordis.space TTRPG ~*

Illustration in green and blue tones, showing a rocky desert at night. On it, a brutalist building and a tall, monolith-like structure stand side by side. On top of the monolith there's a bright sphere, which at first could be mistaken by a moon on the sky.

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Taco Bell Quarterly @tacobellquarterly.org · 11/03/2026

You do not need the robots to creatively prompt you! Just try to take the most violent bite of yourself possible. Try to swallow yourself whole

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Six-Eyed Kitten @andrewkozma.net · 11/03/2026

My poem "Darkness is a Body" in the most recent issue of SLAB out of Slippery Rock University.

A poem in an open literary magazine.

Darkness is a Body

Whether the heart or the left hand
or the eyes or the bottom of the foot

There is that place light refuses to touch
where the unboned squirm and wriggle

I have felt the darkness grow, a sore
weeping on the skin, a tattoo of scars

The bathwater turned to blood with a touch
the ground salted beneath my footsteps

Imagine the sun a single, unblinking eye
and the darkness its lungs and genitals

The better to scream your name, the better
to fuck you all up inside of it

Night with a moon cataract blind
a bonfire between us, an x-ray of light

Bones visible in a blankness of flesh
shadows sewn through skin

The cover of s literary magazine being held by a barely visible white hand. The cover is light green with a roasted drawing of a cat with a baseball cap, t shirt, and nose ring playing guitar. At the top left is written SLAB, which is the name of the journal. This is issue 20.

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Jeffrey Palms @freypalm.bsky.social · 06/03/2026

music can do a lot of things for sure. Apparently when it comes out of birds it can be converted into power. I’m sure that’ll go well for everyone/society Really enjoyed "On the Effects and Efficiency of Birdsong: A Meta-Analysis" by @ftberner.bsky.social @diabolicalplots.com tinyurl.com/bd9j6utx

Mr. Colombo said he had a new bird, and a new mélo-kit, and did Marco want to come over and see it, he asked, as he beckoned his neighbor inside. Marco wasn’t really interested—he just wanted to crash on the sofa and open a beer and forget about the long day at work—but Mr. Colombo, like most people in Rome, never really took no as an answer; he only waved his hands more forcefully and herded him in, talking without pause about plumage and trills and transducers and accumulators, and Marco followed meekly.

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Frovo @frovo.bsky.social · 01/03/2026

ME: pack a bag, we’re flying to kansas MY WAYWARD SON: what kind of bag

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Ian Duhig @ianduhig.bsky.social · 22/02/2026

A reminder of how to read a poem properly

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Lur Noise @lurnoise.bsky.social · 20/02/2026

I've created a website were I'll be publishing Ekphrasis, the comic I'm (slowly) making. You can already read the first few pages there, I hope you like them <3 ekphrasiscomic.neocities.org

Double-page spread, showing the chapter title and an island on the distance at sunrise.

Comic page with two panels. The zoom-in continues, a brutalist building stands atop the island.

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Lur Noise @lurnoise.bsky.social · 14/02/2026

One of my latest illustrations for the @astracordis.space TTRPG ~*

Color illustration, in purple and yellow colors, of a brutalist space station/habitat.

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Diabolical Plots @diabolicalplots.com · 16/09/2025

New fiction! "On the Effects and Efficiency of Birdsong: A Meta-Analysis" by F.T. Berner @ftberner.bsky.social www.diabolicalplots.com/dp-fiction-1...

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Jeffrey Palms @freypalm.bsky.social · 10/02/2026

day 10 of my residency at neimënster abbey is done: so far doing the writing in the morning trying to catch my wave of fatigue when it’s profound enough that all little dreamlike fiction things are possible (good) but not so profound that the core machinery starts to falter . maybe 45 good minutes

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Tru Skies @trudieskies.readindiefantasy.com · 08/02/2026

Writing a book isn't about competition, it isn't about winning or getting rich, it's about sitting down with your fucked-up thoughts and weird ideas and putting them on paper to traumatize people who read them. AI will never get that part right.

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Air and Nothingness Press @aanpress.bsky.social · 08/02/2026

The “Tea or Coffee, Stars, and Gravity” anthology KS campaign is 95% base goal funded (www.kickstarter.com/projects/526...). This means we are 81% to SG1 & 71% to SG2. 10 more backers to base goal funding. A little more caffeine in our mugs today and we’ll be there. #sff #fantasy #book #ks #booksky

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Tea or Coffee, Stars, and Gravity

A Hard SF anthology of stories involving tea or coffee, stars, and gravity.

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Lur Noise @lurnoise.bsky.social · 03/02/2026

Cover illustration for Passing By, the upcoming solo journaling RPG by @thelostbaystudio.com.

Color illustration of an old train riding over a rice-field at sunrise.

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Jeffrey Palms @freypalm.bsky.social · 04/02/2026

utterly hilarious piece of short fiction here, rides an absurd visual over a steep cliff, nice wink at (you know) societal demise, perfect pacing etc – please take a moment for INCLEMENT WEATHER by @johnchrostek.com in @hexliterary.bsky.social 👌 hexliterary.com?p=2870

We fear what this dark tide portends.

I fear it, perhaps, most deeply of all.

During the intermission, I text my wife: The age of visionary outerwear is ending.

She texts me back okay.

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Abi Stevens MCM Ldn R-12 @abistevensart.bsky.social · 02/02/2026

Here are some of my more sparkly works! 😁✨️

Medieval bestiary inspired digital illustration of a dragon eating a severed arm.

Digital illustration of 8-winged, 2-headed eyeless white bat in flight, framed by a gold ring border of eyes and corner wing elements. Each wing has a different colour of the rainbow.

A very colourful digital illustration of a moth with colourful leafy wings, framed by swirly leafy elements, and a spiral with the phases of the moon along it.

Medieval bestiary inspired illustration of eohippus, the dawn horse.

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Anine Bösenberg @anineillustration.com · 02/02/2026

ok I will stop fiddling with this now

Three small drawings: One of a shrine under a pine tree with a stone inside, one of a salamander on the forest floor, one of a coastal path with stone steps, two tall trees, stone columns and two hikers in the distance. The overall feel is very late summer to early autumn.

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Tales & Feathers Magazine @talesfeathers.bsky.social · 27/01/2026

The world runs on music, from percussion battalions to water purification concertos. Layers of song, discord & harmony in equal measure. But at its most basic: the working tunes passed from parent to child to aid you through the day. What power does your song hold? #TinyTalesTuesday #WritingPrompt

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Kate Heartfield @kateheartfield.com · 21/01/2026

Anyway one thing that I have found gets me past the brain revolt is to just really lean into a sentence. Write one weird and beautiful sentence. I am sure there's a psychological explanation for why, but I don't know what it is. Maybe it's being present, forgetting about progress. +

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Jeffrey Palms @freypalm.bsky.social · 21/01/2026

me [70k words into the novel draft]: if this narrator guy does just one thing that isn’t outrageously bizarre i will END HIM before all my bored imaginary readers smash tomato pulp into my favorite clothes the narrator: I woke up and brushed my teeth. The sun was shining outside . I

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Jeffrey Palms @freypalm.bsky.social · 20/01/2026

Gonna construct a village on my workspace wall with these perfect and lovely small abodes from @anineillustration.com which by the miracle of the post I have lately received

A lineup of illustrations, each of a whimsical small house

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Jeffrey Palms @freypalm.bsky.social · 20/01/2026

One year ago my short story BODY MUSIC was published in Andromeda Spaceways ••• issues of body composition ••• the journeys art makes through stages of the world ••• a guy trying to save a life andromedaspaceways.com/product/asm-...

She kept speaking but I gave up listening. This absurd tree-instrument was sounding its music and I was fly-trapped in its spider web. The timbre was the thing, I realised. What the discovery of harmony had done for pitch, that was the magnitude of what was happening here with regard to timbre.
My fascination was so intoxicating that when Mitr paused for breath I said, “I accept.”

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HAD @havehashad.com · 19/01/2026

"As a morale-boosting exercise, the Tri-County Board had all been watching a gritty motorcycle drama together on Wednesday nights and decided what we really needed was more of an outlaw spirit to up our street cred..." 🏍️ from Robert John Miller! www.havehashad.com/cceg2

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THE MOTORCYCLE GANG FESTIVAL by Robert John Miller

As a morale-boosting exercise, the Tri-County Board had all been watching a gritty motorcycle drama together on Wednesday nights and decided what we really needed was more of an outlaw spirit to up…

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Hester Blum @hesterblum.bsky.social · 17/01/2026

Yes in thunder. My syllabus statement:

Generative A.I.
This class helps you to be a better writer and thinker. Generative AI (ChatGPT, Copilot, and other platforms) is neither writing nor thinking. Any use of Al in this class (whether to write, brainstorm, outline, or summarize) will be considered a violation of academic integrity. It undermines your intellectual development, for one: AI content is often inaccurate or hallucinatory and is always boring, banal, and average. This is by design, as generative Al works by predicting the most obvious or basic sequencing of words. Good writingwriting that is persuasive, powerful, lively, funny, surprising, rousing, insightful, transformative, provocative-requires human work. Human creativity is weird and variable and uneven, but it holds the capacity for growth, revelation, empathy, and brilliance. We urge you not to abandon the glorious experiential potential of human messiness and transformation for the tedium of robot sentences.
One further reason to abjure generative Al, especially in a class on environmental literature: in addition to its counterproductivity to your work as a writer and thinker, Al is enormously environmentally destructive.

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Jeffrey Palms @freypalm.bsky.social · 15/01/2026

thanks to AI taking so much stuff off my plate I can finally focus on the important things: the whirring void of my own consciousness

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Jeffrey Palms @freypalm.bsky.social · 15/01/2026

Fantastic sense of the eerie – of presence – in THE STARS YOU CAN'T SEE BY LOOKING DIRECTLY by @samanthamurray.bsky.social. Puts you at once closer to and further from yourself. Really artfully done . So go read it clarkesworldmagazine.com/murray_01_26/ @clarkesworldmagazine.com

It is Christmas morning, and it is snowing.

It feels right, and like you’ve somehow been waiting for this all along. You pause only long enough to recover your breath, then dash from your verandah and hold your arms out to it in welcome or embrace, tilting your head skyward and opening your mouth as flakes fall on your tongue and eyelashes.

You ignore the little voice inside you saying Wait, stop, what? What is this? This is wrong. It’s been too long since you’ve had an avenue to any kind of joy at all, and you grasp at this strange, unexpected chance to feel like a child again. Not thinking, not trying to project forward into the future, not being fearful, just being. You sway on your feet, half-twirling.

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Samantha Murray @samanthamurray.bsky.social · 02/01/2026

A brand new year goes well with a brand new story! My latest story, “The Stars You Can’t See by Looking Directly,” is out now at Clarkesworld! ✨❄️🌨️🌏

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Jeffrey Palms @freypalm.bsky.social · 13/01/2026

Day two of my residency is complete and my total word count is now up to zero BUT I did expand my notes code with a new color (purple) so still a win . Anyway here’s a roof ceiling

Photo of one of the courtyards of Neimënster Abbey which is enclosed with a ceiling made of glass

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Jeffrey Palms @freypalm.bsky.social · 12/01/2026

[taking a photograph of the tv] slow down you bastard

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Jeffrey Palms @freypalm.bsky.social · 12/01/2026

Very happy and proud to have started a 12-week writer’s residency at Neimënster Abbey today. The goal is to invent a few speculative instruments and write some weird fiction with them. Off I go

Photo of the exterior of Neimënster Abbey, with its lovely period features, angled like it’s trying to pour me out of it, but the joke’s on it because I’m outside taking the photo

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Anine Bösenberg @anineillustration.com · 14/01/2025

Hello I'm Anine! I draw pictures for a living #PortfolioDay 💻https://www.anineillustration.com/ 🌻represented by The Loud Cloud agency

A drawing of a woman reading a Tintin comic on a balcony in summer.

A drawing of a small house on the back of a turtle. The turtle is swimming through a misty pond at night.

A black&white drawing of a city on the mouth of a river. There are bridges spanning the river, and seagulls flying overhead.

A drawing of an old pickle jar used as a vase for wild flowers.

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Laura Siadak @fallenlights.net · 14/10/2025

Hey #portfolioday! I'm Laura, a fantasy abstract fine artist that sometimes does illustrations! Huge fan of stories, whether they're a single line or pages upon pages. I work in watercolor, graphite powder, and gouache My style vibes with what I need it to do laura@fallenlights.net fallenlights.net

landscape of branches and roots growing around a small puddle of water. a blue raven stands above it with a feather in his beak, peering down into the water.

three small abstract landscape paintings. Green seaweed looking one, a green stone formation that can be a city or forest, and a green and yellow natural formation that can be a leaf breaking apart

Two book cover paintings. a blue one with a man and a sword, looking tired and worn, and a burnt hand besides him. the background is abstract shapes hidden by misty swirls.

The second image is of a city. There is a crowd of people that are just forms, and one man standing out in a red trenchcoat and white eyes staring at the viewer.

dark blue landscape of two woods meeting for a conversation. It can also possibly be a single tree split down the middle.

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Lur Noise @lurnoise.bsky.social · 08/12/2025

🌾⛅🐟

Comic page depicting a stream, flowing between some brutalist stones along a prairie. Fish swim on it.

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Lur Noise @lurnoise.bsky.social · 04/12/2025

💧

Comic panel, in color, of a stream guided by white concrete slabs, flowing to the sea.

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Kaleidotrope @kaleidotrope.bsky.social · 08/10/2025

“Dear editor, I asked an algorithm designed to mimic patterns it had learned through the plagiarism of billionaires if it could spit out something that looked convincingly like the stories it had stolen, and it burned through an ocean to deliver whatever this is. Thank you for your consideration.”

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Lyndsey Croal (she/her) @lyndseycroal.bsky.social · 03/10/2025

A full double rainbow in Edinburgh before the storm earlier, taking it as at least a good sign of something to come 🌈🌈✨️

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Lur Noise @lurnoise.bsky.social · 26/09/2025

My illustration for Body Music, a short story by @freypalm.bsky.social.

Color illustration of a borzoi-like creature and a coffee table full of recording equipment standing on a garden. Trees can be seen in the background.

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Jeffrey Palms @freypalm.bsky.social · 25/09/2025

Introducing some FANTASTIC cover art for my story "Body Music," published 263 days ago in Andromeda Spaceways! Hats off to the inimitable @lurnoise.bsky.social for the illustration 👀 ••• synthetic meat! ••• jazz beasts! ••• climate doom! ••• Read the story in ASM issue 97: tinyurl.com/p7rh5kfv

Detailed illustration from the story “Body Music.” On a cluttered table in a pale garden sits a large recording device with two tape spools and lots of little buttons. Partly in the illustration is a beast with furry white curls. Some trees in the distance and a sickly sun.

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Lur Noise @lurnoise.bsky.social · 05/07/2025

Rana temporaria: a poem.

Color illustration, in greenish tones, of Rana temporaria tadpoles swimming on a puddle that has formed over a concrete floor. The shadow of some off-canvas dandelions can be seen too.

Color illustration, in greenish tones, of Rana temporaria tadpoles swimming underwater.

Color illustration of a puddle with some Rana Temporaria tadpoles on it. The viewpoint is situated quite low, so a concrete floor, a dandelion plant and puffy clouds and a blue sky can be seen behind the puddle.

Color illustration of some dandelions against a bright, blue and empty sky.

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Jeffrey Palms @freypalm.bsky.social · 16/09/2025

[manages content clean over a cliff]

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Jeffrey Palms @freypalm.bsky.social · 11/09/2025

My review of @lyndseycroal.bsky.social’s wonderful collection LIMELIGHT AND OTHER STORIES is up! Incredibly fun reading: motivated characters, great pace, plenty of doomsday tech and voyaging through space… Read it on the @shoreinf.bsky.social website: tinyurl.com/3spfzkwp

Photo of my slightly worn copy of Lyndsey Croal’s book, Limelight and Other Stories.

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George @hannahtempler.com · 09/09/2025

i know many authors are experiencing this but it is so unsettling to create something complex, personal, inextricably interwoven into your own truth, and then see the thing only you could have made being fed into the playdough spaghetti factory of gray meaningless slop

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Lur Noise @lurnoise.bsky.social · 01/09/2025

An explorer 🛸 Another of the illustrations I did for @devindecibel.bsky.social's new TTRPG, Pale Dot.

Color illustration of an octopus-looking alien creature operating an extremely complicated control panel room. A broken planet can be seen outside through the ship's window.

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Lur Noise @lurnoise.bsky.social · 29/08/2025

Takeoff! Here's one of the illustrations I did for @devindecibel.bsky.social new TTRPG, Pale Dot.

Color illustration, in pastel pinks and oranges and yellows, of two aliens in space suits watching a rocket launch.

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