Eve Ventually
@EveHasWords@toot.cat  ·  activity timestamp 10 months ago
Promo image for the novelette Following My Siren's Thorns by Midge Hollerin. The background image is a clean looking subway, darkly lit. The top promo text says "Eline hunts the deadly stalker threatening her client. The stalker hunts her back!" It lists the following tropes: sapphic erotica, brat, spanking, mostly ethical non-monogamy, too hot for amazon. The cover of the book is on the right side of the image. The cover uses a flat blue background with a woman drawn in pixel art style. She wears a black dress with thin straps, fishnet stockings, and black dress shoes. She's shown from the side in a sitting position. She has long brown hair with bangs that reach where her eyes would be. Her face is shown without features. The fishnets have a tear on her upper right thigh. All font text is in stylized, hand drawn 3D style. The title text appears over a pixel style speech bubble that appears to come from the woman. The title font uses a fuchsia color. The byline uses a darker blue than the color of the background.
Promo image for the novelette Following My Siren's Thorns by Midge Hollerin. The background image is a clean looking subway, darkly lit. The top promo text says "Eline hunts the deadly stalker threatening her client. The stalker hunts her back!" It lists the following tropes: sapphic erotica, brat, spanking, mostly ethical non-monogamy, too hot for amazon. The cover of the book is on the right side of the image. The cover uses a flat blue background with a woman drawn in pixel art style. She wears a black dress with thin straps, fishnet stockings, and black dress shoes. She's shown from the side in a sitting position. She has long brown hair with bangs that reach where her eyes would be. Her face is shown without features. The fishnets have a tear on her upper right thigh. All font text is in stylized, hand drawn 3D style. The title text appears over a pixel style speech bubble that appears to come from the woman. The title font uses a fuchsia color. The byline uses a darker blue than the color of the background.
Promo image for the novelette Following My Siren's Thorns by Midge Hollerin. The background image is a clean looking subway, darkly lit. The top promo text says "Eline hunts the deadly stalker threatening her client. The stalker hunts her back!" It lists the following tropes: sapphic erotica, brat, spanking, mostly ethical non-monogamy, too hot for amazon. The cover of the book is on the right side of the image. The cover uses a flat blue background with a woman drawn in pixel art style. She wears a black dress with thin straps, fishnet stockings, and black dress shoes. She's shown from the side in a sitting position. She has long brown hair with bangs that reach where her eyes would be. Her face is shown without features. The fishnets have a tear on her upper right thigh. All font text is in stylized, hand drawn 3D style. The title text appears over a pixel style speech bubble that appears to come from the woman. The title font uses a fuchsia color. The byline uses a darker blue than the color of the background.
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Eve Ventually
@EveHasWords@toot.cat  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
Eve Ventually
@EveHasWords@toot.cat  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
John Hartley Writer
@johnyNocash@indiepocalypse.social  ·  activity timestamp 5 months ago
HOW GREEN ARE YOUR EYES JOHN HARTLEY The follow-up to the acclaimed debut novel 'The Broken Bottle' by John Hartley. Follow the adventures of Wilf Hughes as he sets sail to Eire in search of, well, something that isn't just moping around at home. The five were squeezed into the bright yellow Renault heading eastwards. The roads were quiet and Wilf, sandwiched between his cousins in the back, had a good view of the countryside his dad had talked so fondly of. The car rattled onwards before, on the cusp of a sharp bend, Edward slammed on the brakes causing Wilf to lurch forward between the two front seats. At the age of 18 Wilf Hughes has survived childhood, studying for A-levels, and being shot at when all he wanted to do was play songs in a band. Now he is heading across the sea for his first adventures as an adult. In the company of his cousins Eileen and Mary Rose, Wilf discovers the beauty of the Irish countryside, whilst embroiled in the neighbours' family drama. In the process he chances upon the enigmatic Orla, and a darker side to 1990s Ireland. Has Wilf seen too much for his own good again?
HOW GREEN ARE YOUR EYES JOHN HARTLEY The follow-up to the acclaimed debut novel 'The Broken Bottle' by John Hartley. Follow the adventures of Wilf Hughes as he sets sail to Eire in search of, well, something that isn't just moping around at home. The five were squeezed into the bright yellow Renault heading eastwards. The roads were quiet and Wilf, sandwiched between his cousins in the back, had a good view of the countryside his dad had talked so fondly of. The car rattled onwards before, on the cusp of a sharp bend, Edward slammed on the brakes causing Wilf to lurch forward between the two front seats. At the age of 18 Wilf Hughes has survived childhood, studying for A-levels, and being shot at when all he wanted to do was play songs in a band. Now he is heading across the sea for his first adventures as an adult. In the company of his cousins Eileen and Mary Rose, Wilf discovers the beauty of the Irish countryside, whilst embroiled in the neighbours' family drama. In the process he chances upon the enigmatic Orla, and a darker side to 1990s Ireland. Has Wilf seen too much for his own good again?
HOW GREEN ARE YOUR EYES JOHN HARTLEY The follow-up to the acclaimed debut novel 'The Broken Bottle' by John Hartley. Follow the adventures of Wilf Hughes as he sets sail to Eire in search of, well, something that isn't just moping around at home. The five were squeezed into the bright yellow Renault heading eastwards. The roads were quiet and Wilf, sandwiched between his cousins in the back, had a good view of the countryside his dad had talked so fondly of. The car rattled onwards before, on the cusp of a sharp bend, Edward slammed on the brakes causing Wilf to lurch forward between the two front seats. At the age of 18 Wilf Hughes has survived childhood, studying for A-levels, and being shot at when all he wanted to do was play songs in a band. Now he is heading across the sea for his first adventures as an adult. In the company of his cousins Eileen and Mary Rose, Wilf discovers the beauty of the Irish countryside, whilst embroiled in the neighbours' family drama. In the process he chances upon the enigmatic Orla, and a darker side to 1990s Ireland. Has Wilf seen too much for his own good again?
John Hartley Writer
@johnyNocash@indiepocalypse.social  ·  activity timestamp 5 months ago
HOW GREEN ARE YOUR EYES JOHN HARTLEY The follow-up to the acclaimed debut novel 'The Broken Bottle' by John Hartley. Follow the adventures of Wilf Hughes as he sets sail to Eire in search of, well, something that isn't just moping around at home. The five were squeezed into the bright yellow Renault heading eastwards. The roads were quiet and Wilf, sandwiched between his cousins in the back, had a good view of the countryside his dad had talked so fondly of. The car rattled onwards before, on the cusp of a sharp bend, Edward slammed on the brakes causing Wilf to lurch forward between the two front seats. At the age of 18 Wilf Hughes has survived childhood, studying for A-levels, and being shot at when all he wanted to do was play songs in a band. Now he is heading across the sea for his first adventures as an adult. In the company of his cousins Eileen and Mary Rose, Wilf discovers the beauty of the Irish countryside, whilst embroiled in the neighbours' family drama. In the process he chances upon the enigmatic Orla, and a darker side to 1990s Ireland. Has Wilf seen too much for his own good again?
HOW GREEN ARE YOUR EYES JOHN HARTLEY The follow-up to the acclaimed debut novel 'The Broken Bottle' by John Hartley. Follow the adventures of Wilf Hughes as he sets sail to Eire in search of, well, something that isn't just moping around at home. The five were squeezed into the bright yellow Renault heading eastwards. The roads were quiet and Wilf, sandwiched between his cousins in the back, had a good view of the countryside his dad had talked so fondly of. The car rattled onwards before, on the cusp of a sharp bend, Edward slammed on the brakes causing Wilf to lurch forward between the two front seats. At the age of 18 Wilf Hughes has survived childhood, studying for A-levels, and being shot at when all he wanted to do was play songs in a band. Now he is heading across the sea for his first adventures as an adult. In the company of his cousins Eileen and Mary Rose, Wilf discovers the beauty of the Irish countryside, whilst embroiled in the neighbours' family drama. In the process he chances upon the enigmatic Orla, and a darker side to 1990s Ireland. Has Wilf seen too much for his own good again?
HOW GREEN ARE YOUR EYES JOHN HARTLEY The follow-up to the acclaimed debut novel 'The Broken Bottle' by John Hartley. Follow the adventures of Wilf Hughes as he sets sail to Eire in search of, well, something that isn't just moping around at home. The five were squeezed into the bright yellow Renault heading eastwards. The roads were quiet and Wilf, sandwiched between his cousins in the back, had a good view of the countryside his dad had talked so fondly of. The car rattled onwards before, on the cusp of a sharp bend, Edward slammed on the brakes causing Wilf to lurch forward between the two front seats. At the age of 18 Wilf Hughes has survived childhood, studying for A-levels, and being shot at when all he wanted to do was play songs in a band. Now he is heading across the sea for his first adventures as an adult. In the company of his cousins Eileen and Mary Rose, Wilf discovers the beauty of the Irish countryside, whilst embroiled in the neighbours' family drama. In the process he chances upon the enigmatic Orla, and a darker side to 1990s Ireland. Has Wilf seen too much for his own good again?
Eve Ventually
@EveHasWords@toot.cat  ·  activity timestamp 10 months ago
Promo image for the novelette Following My Siren's Thorns by Midge Hollerin. The background image is a clean looking subway, darkly lit. The top promo text says "Eline hunts the deadly stalker threatening her client. The stalker hunts her back!" It lists the following tropes: sapphic erotica, brat, spanking, mostly ethical non-monogamy, too hot for amazon. The cover of the book is on the right side of the image. The cover uses a flat blue background with a woman drawn in pixel art style. She wears a black dress with thin straps, fishnet stockings, and black dress shoes. She's shown from the side in a sitting position. She has long brown hair with bangs that reach where her eyes would be. Her face is shown without features. The fishnets have a tear on her upper right thigh. All font text is in stylized, hand drawn 3D style. The title text appears over a pixel style speech bubble that appears to come from the woman. The title font uses a fuchsia color. The byline uses a darker blue than the color of the background.
Promo image for the novelette Following My Siren's Thorns by Midge Hollerin. The background image is a clean looking subway, darkly lit. The top promo text says "Eline hunts the deadly stalker threatening her client. The stalker hunts her back!" It lists the following tropes: sapphic erotica, brat, spanking, mostly ethical non-monogamy, too hot for amazon. The cover of the book is on the right side of the image. The cover uses a flat blue background with a woman drawn in pixel art style. She wears a black dress with thin straps, fishnet stockings, and black dress shoes. She's shown from the side in a sitting position. She has long brown hair with bangs that reach where her eyes would be. Her face is shown without features. The fishnets have a tear on her upper right thigh. All font text is in stylized, hand drawn 3D style. The title text appears over a pixel style speech bubble that appears to come from the woman. The title font uses a fuchsia color. The byline uses a darker blue than the color of the background.
Promo image for the novelette Following My Siren's Thorns by Midge Hollerin. The background image is a clean looking subway, darkly lit. The top promo text says "Eline hunts the deadly stalker threatening her client. The stalker hunts her back!" It lists the following tropes: sapphic erotica, brat, spanking, mostly ethical non-monogamy, too hot for amazon. The cover of the book is on the right side of the image. The cover uses a flat blue background with a woman drawn in pixel art style. She wears a black dress with thin straps, fishnet stockings, and black dress shoes. She's shown from the side in a sitting position. She has long brown hair with bangs that reach where her eyes would be. Her face is shown without features. The fishnets have a tear on her upper right thigh. All font text is in stylized, hand drawn 3D style. The title text appears over a pixel style speech bubble that appears to come from the woman. The title font uses a fuchsia color. The byline uses a darker blue than the color of the background.
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