nananaroa
going to take a break to focus on other goals, don't know when (and if) I'll return
nananaroa
-calathea
i miss my friends
-calathea
[wearing fangirl costume in case you drop another banger]
-calathea
this year imma make peace w the fact sometimes (all the time) the plot doesnt go as i planned and that shouldnt make me feel like crap coz ima pretty striking writer
nananaroa
currently fighting the adhd chaos in my brain to write regularly again (I'm losing)
fallenivys
helloo do you have goodreads I love your taste in book and your writingggg, desperately to find dark and gothic genre in book moree
nananaroa
@fallenivys Thanks!!! unfortunately not, what kind of books are you looking for specifically (and which ones have you read already?) I could recommend some that I like.
nananaroa
does anyone have book recommendations (no classics!) with good prose?
nananaroa
@ozeanmalende thank you so much!! of course i know shirley jackson, shes indeed incredible, one of my favourite horror writers, ‘hangsaman‘ and ‘we have always lived in the castle‘ are my favourite of hers
ozeanmalende
@nananaroa "the haunting of hill house" is definitely one of my heart books. if you don't know shirley jackson and like the thriller/gothic genre then you will definitely like it. what i love most about this book is that it is not only about the plot but also about an incredibly beautiful, clear language that is like a small, malicious bite into the soul.
tarbooja_
thank you so much for reading ' manthan - part one ' . i can't be obliged enough, your admiration means a lot, i hope you liked it!
nananaroa
After disappearing for a while (and -- thanks to my internship -- indulging in art activities that would leave the Klines green with envy), I uploaded new aesthetics for 'A Little Hell' and some quotes that might or might not be important to the story.
nananaroa
New blurb and revised preface, lets go!!
what do you think?
FOR CENTURIES, the Kline family has been one of the richest families in the country and a huge name in the art world. With gold in their veins and expensive watches on their wrists, they are untouchable.
But, of course, behind closed doors, nothing is ever gold or godly. When summer arrives, their carefully applied varnish begins to crack: one of their art exhibitions ends in scandal, a girl is found dead under mysterious circumstances, and strange occurrences plague the family’s country estate. Now, with rumours of frivolous escapades seeping through the town like blood in water and shadows whispering through the halls of their manor home, more than their reputation is at stake.
Seen through the eyes of the family’s grandchildren — each with their own secrets and stakes, grappling with the sins of their parents, rotten trees, and bad fruit — everyone will witness the Klines’ last dance and their less-than-stellar fall from grace.
