We Choose Her January 15, 2024 We Choose Her Guys. Sunscreen. Spread the love Tags: bringing sexy back, cut and paste, filteriffic, om-nom-nom de plume ◀ BLURB: From Death To Destiny We Are Vengeful Addiction: Lexi (The Vengeful Addiction Series Book 1) ▶ Subscribe Notify of new follow-up comments new replies to my comments Label {} [+] Name* Email* Website Current ye@r * Leave this field empty Δ Label {} [+] Name* Email* Website Current ye@r * Leave this field empty Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. 4 Comments Oldest Newest Most Voted Inline Feedbacks View all comments EricL 3 months ago Prometheus looks angry that someone shoved an iceberg up his butt, while the boy named Susan seems resigned to abdominal stretch marks and that his sword has snagged on the room’s starry lights. Marc 3 months ago Reply to EricL I also took the byline to be the dudes’ names. That’s a more charitable interpretation than believing that to be the author’s name. red 3 months ago Comparing the perspective of Prometheus’s extended hand with the size of the moon seems to suggest an impending extinction event. (But if this is like movie posters, where the names and pictures are in reverse order, that’s really Susan on the left.) Syd 3 months ago no no, they’re pink because they’re ALIENS, obvs. The author got Amazon to tag this as both science fiction (hahaha *headdesk*) AND literature
Prometheus looks angry that someone shoved an iceberg up his butt, while the boy named Susan seems resigned to abdominal stretch marks and that his sword has snagged on the room’s starry lights.
I also took the byline to be the dudes’ names. That’s a more charitable interpretation than believing that to be the author’s name.
Comparing the perspective of Prometheus’s extended hand with the size of the moon seems to suggest an impending extinction event.
(But if this is like movie posters, where the names and pictures are in reverse order, that’s really Susan on the left.)
no no, they’re pink because they’re ALIENS, obvs. The author got Amazon to tag this as both science fiction (hahaha *headdesk*) AND literature