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‘An Emoshitter’s Guide to the Galaxy’

27/11/2011

In Which I Shamlessly Promote My Own Work

I’ve bombarded you all with things I like to read, now I’m going to bombard you with things I’ve written. Or made on Photoshop. First off, I made a DeviantART profile. I actually had one ages ago, but I got fed up with reading comments and summaries by people who thought that their ability to draw… Continue reading

(All Hail) Creation, Internet, November 2011, Scriptures

‘An Emoshitter’s Guide to the Galaxy’, DeviantART, Indifferent Ignorance, Photoshop

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Francesca Astraea here.

When I began this blog in 2009, I was a teenager. That’s why you’ll find some posts have been hidden behind a paywall. I was an incredibly different, less eloquent person when I was a teen, so if you want to read the thoughts of that teenager, you can join the No. 1 Readers’ Club for access.

What will you find here now?

This blog continues to evolve with me. My favourite topics are books and reading, travel adventures, the extensive works of up and coming rock band My Chemical Romance and the occasional update about my life and work as an author and scriptwriter. I’m also interested in digital minimalism, how we can solve environmental issues and why it’s probably a better idea to make a cup of tea than it is to shout at people you disagree with.

Speaking of tea… Make a cup and settle in.

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‘An Emoshitter’s Guide to the Galaxy’

In Which I Shamlessly Promote My Own Work