She/her. An aspiring visual novel/interactive fic creator. I'm way better at writing than I am art but I do try!
My goal in life is to create stories for the monster pal genre that caters to a more mature audience. This means I want to pen (and draw for!) works that focus on the interactions between humans and monsters in fantasy worlds while also acknowledging the severity of such relationships existing (whether it be through the manifestation of enigmatic phenomena, the suffering of body horror, or just flat out brutal violence where situations can turn out to be life or death at any moment).
Particularly, I'm most interested in creating monster pal stories featuring a wide variety of queerplatonic relationships (from romantically-inclined to platonically-inclined to family-inclined ones), strong character development, and a mildly-unique plot built on the back of fascinating worlds. I want to muse on the idea of what politics would look like in these worlds, how the presence of monsters would impact the local economy, and how societal expectations are altered by a world that accepts otherworldly beasts instead of condemning them.
There's particularly a lot more I'm interested in writing about (eldritch phenomena and eldritch worlds among them!) but that's the gist of what I want all my projects to be about :Dc
Currently, I'm working on four projects:
Currently on: Chapter 2/3 depending on point of view. Hoping to release around Chapter 8.
Currently on: Chapter 1 for both POVS. Hoping to release at chapter 3 for both POVs.
Currently hoping to release when reaching a certain point in all POVs. Debatable.
*=I don’t consider any of my stories to be of the horror genre because, frankly, I don’t write my stories with the intention to give people a good scare. But I also like writing stuff that you might find in horror stories (spooky monsters, psychological torture, body horror, etc.) so by that logic alone you could argue that these works are part horror due to that.
**=Queerplatonic relationships (be it of a romantic nature or not) are relationships that, in my definition, see people in said relationship featuring a soulmate-like bond with each other. Both parties have a strong emotional attachment to the other party and are mutually codependent on each other for a feeling of safety and comfort. This is not the same as a romantic relationship or platonic friendship and instead is better off being described as “platonic soulmates” (which is perhaps the best definition of queerplatonic relationships I can give).
This profile will be updated as I go!