The Little Periodical: Issue #9
The Reveal
Morning darklings,
First thing's first: apologies for Issue #7's late arrival. They were all sent back to me over the last two weeks. If you haven't already received it, you should soon, as it has been resent out. I've learned something new about postage and machine mail and the like, so it shouldn't happen again.
Issue #8 will be mailed out next week, as usual.
Back to the regularly scheduled reveal...
It's that time! The next issue is upon us. Can you believe it's the last of 2026?! So in addition to the monthly periodical, you'll be getting the annual Cutting Room Floor issue, and a little holiday present.
In an upcoming newsletter, I'll share all that the subscribers got this year. 2027 will only be better, with more double issues and special edition stickers, activities, bookmarks, and local creatives' work.
If you're expecting this issue, I'll mail it out the first week of December.
If you haven't joined us yet... maybe do that?
If you're still thinking about it, you have until the end of the month to subscribe!
Issue #9
synopsis
Jump in, and escape with me.
a glimpse—
a wish—
but oh how she didn’t ask for this.
WHERE'S THE PHOTO?
Oh, well, this one is a surprise.
synopsis
I often find myself with a few extra collages here, some mini musings there.
These are but a smattering of what didn’t make the original periodicals—whether for color scheme or vibe or space alone. Some had a purpose you may recognize, some are just fun things from my head.
Once you finish A Familiar Tail, you may find yourself wanting a longer text-based narrative with sirens. I get that. May I suggest Little Key Press author Mia Dalia's A Song for the End of the World?
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2027 issues and a big announcement coming next month!
Until next time, harness the Little darknesses and embrace the Little things.
