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The Long-Awaited by Few—Probably Brand New to You—Revelation of the Complex, Bizarre yet Astonishingly True Nature of the Semimalevolent Entity Known as Dwizaal
A pseduodemonic paranoid fiction in rather disastrous array
Teresa Van Santana
Writer. Rambler. Secretist. Nonbinary transfemme. They/them. https://www.patreon.com/tvs
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Comic Sans
At a convenience store, down the hill and across the street from the Temple to Mars … Me and you are in the store. It has a smell to it. It is, to me, a nice smell. To you, it might be a bit of dirt. Like dirt and mud on
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You Can Reveal Everything And No One Will See
In the alleyway, on the brick wall, I show you the message spray-painted there: Once you can read it, I say, you’ll know you are ready to understand it. There is good art, I say, but there is also bad art. There is health, yet there is also illness.
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A Litany of Crows
and something about endings
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Nikki Comes to Visit
You’re with me, so it’s okay.
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Soma Keeps the Score
On thought loops, unresolved plots, and cyclical stories
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Reskinned
A sort of primer for spotting villainy
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Morning After
Dream #3
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Another Dream
Penguin, Bala, and I are getting ready to drive. This is another dream. Behind us, Alana and Allasand are getting into their jeep. I kind of wish I were riding with them instead of these dudes, but whatever. We all get going, and I’m looking out the back of
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Please Tell Me You Didn’t
But of course you did
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The Dream I Had Last Night
I had a dream last night and want to tell you about it. If you stayed the night with me in my bed, then I roll over onto my side and look at you from my pillow. I tend to forget to take my makeup off, so I have black
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NaNoWriMo 2k22: Weekly Update #2
Whatup mah lovelies, Let me lead with a question, in case this is as far as you get: What is the reading experience like on Substack in general and for this book in particular? I appreciate any feedback you are willing to give. It’s hard to know what it’