A wrap up of what went on yesterday on my tumblr, mostly being images (it was a picture kind of day).
nineeyedoracle: Harry Potter did this to me constantly.
Reblog and then click the photo. You can thank me later.
It’s actually really fun.
(via Embracing a life in transition)
This is an amazing story, and reported on very well.
“People think depression is about being sad. They think it’s just when you ‘feel down’. It’s not. It’s like a darkness that creeps over you and fills you. It drains all your emotions. It takes everything from you, and leaves you feeling hollow and numb. It’s not sadness, it’s not anger, it’s hopelessness. Imagine waking up and there being no colour. Walking outside and feeling no wind. Eating a meal and tasting nothing. Holding someone and feeling completely alone at the same time. When you’re depressed, it’s not a bad mood. It’s a numb, empty, hollowness that seems to never leave. It’s feeling alone in a room full of people. You feel like there’s no hope left.”
(Source: candysoda)
Trying to Throw my Arms Around the World – Albatross
I like this Romance ebook. Have you read it?
As of MONDAY JULY 18TH 2011 Ladylit.com will publish one lesbian short story per week, one installment per day. The story will be divided in five parts, the first will be published on Monday, the last on Friday.
SUBMISSIONS
We are open to submissions. Please send your story to submissions@ladylit.com. There are no genre restrictions, but this website is for lesbian fiction only so please keep that in mind. You will receive an e-mail to let you know whether your story has been accepted and when it will be published.GUIDELINES
– A minimum word count of 3000 words is expected, the maximum is 10.000 words.
– Please enclose a short biography in your e-mail.
– Make sure your short story is ready for publication. Do check for spelling and grammar mistakes. Stories with too many errors will be rejected.
– You retain full copyright of your short story. We accept stories that have been previously published. Ladylit.com merely aims to promote − and celebrate − lesbian fiction.
– Erotic fiction may be considered but it is not our primary goal. There are plenty of other websites out there that cater to that genre.
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