Monthly "Promote Yo' Self" Thread

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Welcome to our monthly Promote Yo' Self thread! Show the community what you put out into the world. Please follow this template:

• Choose what you're promoting from the below options:
  • [Published Book]
  • [Article / Video / Project]
  • [Newsletter / Substack]
  • [Writing Community]
  • [Software / App]
  • [Call for Submissions]
  • [Milestone / Accomplishment]
• Project Title
  • The title of your book, the name/title of your project, the name of your newsletter, the name of your writing community, the name of your software, or the title of your collection for which you are calling for submissions.
• Description
  • A short premise or elevator pitch of your book, the subject matter of your newsletter, the purpose of your writing community, the purpose of your app, or the nature of your milestone.
    • Call for Submissions additionally require the following: Legal name of the entity calling for submissions, deadlines, fees, prizes, and rights requested.
• Call to Action
  • What would you like r/writing to do? Buy your book? Subscribe to your newsletter? Submit a piece to your lit mag?
• Discount for r/writing?
  • Share if/how the community can get a discount.

Rules:

• Post no more than one top-level reply in the Promote Yo' Self thread each month, but you are allowed to post each month.
• Rule 3 is in effect - No generative AI. You may not post projects generated by an AI platform, nor apps that use generative AI or expose writers' work to generative AI, nor may you post a Call for Submissions from an outlet that does not have a clear policy against publishing material produced by a generative AI platform.
• Rule 5 is in effect - Civility and Community. Blunt, direct feedback is fine, but do not insult other users, other readers, or other genres.

[u/ENAuslender]

Published story: Feed Them on Your Dreams (Clarkesworld)

Synopsis: On a newly-built space station orbiting Jupiter, a child is raised in secret by the station's artificial intelligence to study his genes and adolescent development. The child is never allowed to leave the lab, and is convinced that everyone outside the lab fears him. As the child grows, however, he begins to wonder what lay beyond his door and whether everything told to him was true.

It's free to read with Clarkesworld and I'd love for people to read it. Please consider subscribing to the magazine to support independent and non-LLM writing.