A coyote burns meaning into the world around him.

CONTENT WARNING: self harm, suicidality.

Derek MacIver struggles to hold his life together through the ups and downs of bipolar disorder.

Love poems, of a sort.

A husband grieves the loss of his wife through a recorded diary.

A friend on Mastodon suggested "dou-june-shi", where even if (or  especially if) we don't normally create fan works, we give it a go and  try to give our own spin to a canon that we love. I went with Jeff VanderMeer's Southern Reach trilogy. A prior expedition: the psychologist, the botanist, the linguist, the  physicist, and the architect camp near the tower, and, with the  architect already missing, the botanist struggles with the surreality of  Area X.

A weasel attempts to escape from her life in Sawtooth to Oregon, but finds her old life still tied to home.

When cat-folk are viewed as sneaks and thieves, you have two choices: do your best to prove the empire wrong, or just outright own it. Belek Oorzhak has been subtle up until this point, but everything has a chance to go wrong, and sometimes you make a bargain you didn't expect...