Robin Rose Graves

A rare fantasy story of mine is now live at 100-Foot Crow!

If you're a press or magazine open to submissions next month, comment below for me to add you to @breakthroughlitlab.bsky.social submission calls list!

I'm starting to see AI images being used more in youtube videos and I can't help but wonder what the youtubers (or even their video editors) believe that these images bring to the video? Comedic value because of how uncanny the images look? Or is it just laziness and filler?

I've got so much mundane problems in my personal life meanwhile, the world at large is collapsing around me

It's cartoonist day, it's AAPI Heritage Month, it's still life under fascism, here's comics

the latest episode of the Rehearsal broke my brain

Oh wow I saw one of these for the first time the other night while looking for owls! I was mesmerized by their flight patterns, like tiny airplanes!

It was a beautiful book inside and out! Thanks to you and your team for the ARC!

Coming this September! “Human Scars on Planet Skin” by Effie Joe Stock and @nathanielluscombe.bsky.social
Big thanks to Dragon Bone Publishing for this #ARC !

I'll admit it: my vampire novella feels so personal and strange I'm afraid to finish it, because I'm afraid of the inevitable rejections. I know not everyone will get it, but my hopes is that the right readers will one day find it and feel seen

I didn't realize until the author's note that Sun-Daughters, Sea-Daughters is a little mermaid retelling lol! I think calling it a retelling undermines the creativity in this space opera novella. I'm always a sucker for humans so evolved to the point that they feel alien!

I was delighted to finally finish The City of Ember series, though extremely surprised how relevant it feels to the current political climate.

I honestly thought I was going to finish this month without finishing a single book. It only takes one good book to get out of a reading slump and for me it was Renan Bernardo's latest book that jumpstarted my interest in reading again! That said, I did most of my reading in the last week of April.

Wow just discovered the perfect ending for this short story! this is the least planned story I've written in awhile and it's come together so well and surprised me many times!

This comes out TOMORROW and if it's not already on your TBR do yourself a favor and add it!

My favorite comments to get on fanfic is "I now ship this after reading this fic." My second favorite comments: "this matches the style and tone of the original very well."

I was so delighted to read an #ARC of one of my most anticipated books of the year and let me tell you: It did not disappoint!Do you like space? Do you like horror? Do you like SPACE HORROR? Get yourself this book!

Every time I return home I do a magical girl transformation into comfy clothes

trying to embrace the fact that anyone who reads my work will learn that I am a little bit of a weirdo

Wow I had a personal breakthrough today with something I've been struggling with for four years and it feels amazing!

remembering I own a printer and how powerful this now makes me

I am doomed by the narrative

I highly recommend any of the titles on this list lol!

wow over a week in to this new month and I haven't finished reading a single book

I made this a list challenge for anyone interested lol

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"Girls Can Kiss Now" catfished me by calling itself an essay collection when it was memoir (still relatable though). "American Scary" is one of the top nonfiction I've read this year during an already strong reading year. I highly recommend it!

This march I did something I told myself I'd never do and reread "City of Ember" a book that meant so much to me as a kid I was afraid it wouldn't hold up as an adult. Fortunately it did and I finally read the sequel!

day jobs aren't fun but listening to Weird Al at work adds a little bit of whimsy to the day

Woo! Excited to be doing this type-athon this month with my writer's group!

thank you!