My altar to Hestia (under construction. but will be live soon)
the stuff that I make
'Come Home, Your Sisters Miss You.' is an indie visual novel, still in its demo stage, about a stolen statue escaping the British Museum to come back to her sisters.
Caira, one of the Elgin Marbles, has discovered that the Acropolis Museum in Athens has a space left just for her. With the help of the other stolen artefacts of the British Museum (such as the Benin Bronzes and the Standard of Ur), she will find a way to escape, get all the way back home and reunite with her sisters.
I also have other games, but they are all very short, small projects. Mostly made for game jams.
My music
I make grunge music, inspired by the iconic bands of Seattle such as Nirvana, Soungarden, Pearl Jam, Mother Love Bone, The Melvins, and Alice in Chains...
But I also like to add my own little folk and traditional quirks. I don't want to be the next Kurt Cobain wannabe, you know? I have a personality. (and I'm clearly pretending to be Christ Cornell's long lost successor, NOT Kurt's)(no offense to Kurt, obviously. He's one of the reasons why I'm still here, and so is Chris.)
Here are some places where you can listen to my music:
- My Bandcamp.
- My Youtube channel.
- My Soundcloud
- My Spotify account (the dance music is not mine, my account is merged with at least two other artists and I've been trying to fix that for around a year now?)
If you use any other streaming platform, try searching my name and you should find me.
My writings
Some of the stuff that I write has been published in several magazines, and this is a little list of them:
- Simmer Zine,'The exaltation of Hestia'
- Nostalgia Lit,'I do not know your last words'
- Funicular Magazine,'Hopefully something bad will happen'
- National poetry prize 'Sygla', awarded by the town of Chiaramonte Gulfi, 'Alberi da Frutto'(Fruit trees), only available in Italian and by physically buying the anthology sadly.
- Resonance Lit, 'Ambiguous'
All about Valtellina
Valtellina is where I live, and base many of the stuff I make on.
Valtellina is a small valley (wow who knew?) in the Italian region of Lombardy. It's stuck between the Alps and the pre-Alps, and most of the people live in this tiny strip where the two mountain chains meet. It's very narrow. The province that Valtellina is in, the province of Sondrio, is one of the smallest ones in Italy, and the less populated in Lombardy. Yet one of the biggest ones by size.
It also has double the suicide rate from the national average.
It's like Alaska but small. I live in what is dubbed ''The doors to Valtellina'', a village (literally. There are less than 2000 people here.) close to the border of Switzerland and of the province of Lecco, which y'all might know for Lake Como. Yeah, you know that beautiful lake you always see in movies, celebrity weddings, Instagram posts, and the Gorillaz Music Video for ''Desolè''? I live 5km from there. Yeah. Cool right?My village doesn't have a train station, the only buses are at odd hours, and my dad can only drive me to so many places, so basically I'm a little hermit. So yeah, Alaska but small.
Despite the small size and every town being isolated from everyone and everything, Valtellina has a rich folklore that includes ghosts, witches, a weird hairy man, and an anthropomorphic goat, some of the best food you'll ever taste (unless you're lactose intolerant or allergic to milk proteins like me, because we are all addicted to butter around here), and cool as hell mountains. this is a magical place, Also a pretty messed up one, but it's mostly magical.But also extremely messed up. Oh, and we are going to host the 2026 Olympics!!! I'm really happy for that, even if knowing the people that are organising it kinda brings my moral about it down. Because they're in five months and we haven't got anything done yet. Yeah.
I will actually be a volunteer, funnily enough! So if you find yourself in Livigno, watching the snowboarding competitions, ask around for Thomas. I'm sure you will find me quickly. I'm not an easily forgettable person, y'know.*
*this is a nice way to say that I am hard to get rid of.
