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There is softness on my crown
And freedom in my eyes
Ancient secrets in my laugh
A calling to rememberI run to wish upon a star
Open my palms to feel this love
Why won’t you just escape my dreams
You never seem to want to leave
But when we meet I feel real high
Late night I swore we touched the sky
A lonely night is all I needHad to die to love myself
Rebirth to another
Ripping brainwash in my cells
I just want to rememberI run to wish upon a star
Open my palms to feel this love
Why won’t you just escape my dreams
You never seem to want to leave
But when we meet I feel real high
Late night I swore we touched the sky
A lonely night is all I need -
MOVIE FEATURE: Bros
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NEW RELEASE BLITZ: Thirst by J. Hali Steele (Excerpt & Giveaway)
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RELEASE BLITZ: Collar Me by Colette Davison (Excerpt & Giveaway)
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RELEASE DAY BLITZ: Heathen by Natasha Alterici & Ashley A. Woods (Excerpt & Giveaway)
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NEW RELEASE BLITZ: Possibilities by Kira Stone (Excerpt & Giveaway)
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FLICKer: Louder Than Words
Featuring LGBT short films I found around the interwebz a.k.a Youtube. Okay sucky intro, but yeah, that’s it.
Louder Than Words follows a young musician named Ansel (Luke Farley), and his unexpected encounter with Niall (Marty Lauter), an endearing, deaf dancer.
When forced to share a studio space, artists Ansel and Niall find themselves awkwardly beside each other, performing song and dance respectively. They have an underlying connection, and that is a closeted interest and admiration of each other. While Niall can read lips, an obvious language barrier still stands between him and Ansel. In order to communicate, Ansel and Niall must step out of their comfort zones, because even though they share similar passions and quickly inspire each other, the inevitable risk of miscommunication—both in language and emotion—remains, rendering their hidden affection almost impossible to express.
The film explores the sheer struggle that queer people often face in a culture that is yet to fully foster accepting spaces for courtship and love. At its core, the story portrays how difficult it can be to communicate romantic interest as a queer person, and in this case, the added impediment of being deaf.
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COVER REVEAL: Platonic Rulebook by Saxon James (Excerpt & Giveaway)
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RELEASE BLITZ: The Fractured Fallen by Jessamyn Kingley (Excerpt)
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RELEASE BLITZ: The Steam Room by Olivia Monroe (Giveaway)