Ixtab Media - "The Most Important Smol Press EVER"
@IxtabMedia
Independent, non-profit publisher. Publishing for the outsider. Horror and satire.
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We are Ixtab Media, a non-profit publishing collective. Our goal is to give authors from all backgrounds a chance to write something that is neither a debut nor trauma porn for a shrinking demographic.
We want writers to have fun, be scary, or strange.
@Konami@peacockTV Will they be airing the episode where my father, a frog, was run over by a car and then drowned underneath a moving log? Feels disrespectful to his memory if you don't.
This is the mood board for the TV pilot Netflix is going to let me film next year. It's going to be vaguely unoriginal in all the best ways and will make someone cry for three different reasons.
One thing I liked about our Dracula/Sherlock/Gatsby book was there was a chapter called Not On My Turf, in which the detectives have to interview a serial killer who poses as a feminist icon only to bully queer teenagers to death.
If True Crime can help solve murders and shine a light on red flag behavior, great. Maybe the focus should be more on that rather than laughing at shit and fart jokes, eating pizza into the mic, bragging about celebrities, plugging promo codes, and glossing over trauma.
Everyone should be able to set their own service fees and hidden charges. Put me on hold for an hour? That's a $50 convenience fee. Ignored my emails about a noisy neighbour? £5000 service charge. Sorry, it's just company policy.
Also: someone having issues with a medium you enjoy isn't a reflection on you as an individual. If you've made friends or become a stronger person or found closure through True Crime, that's obviously great. Thanks for reading. I love you.
Used to listen to them, but started to feel like a voyeur while rich hosts fawn over detectives (and murderers) while barely paying attention to the victims. There's just something off about them.
@Channel4@Alicelevine@louistheroux Last time I took someone home, we both noticed Alice Levine and a camera crew in the corner, just staring at us. I was a bit confused, but then I asked a couple of friends and they all had the same experience. Now it all makes sense! Good luck with the show! Sorry about crying.