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Cosmic Horror

Beyond Weird Sisters Wellness, Millicent Andrews writes strange, tender, and darkly funny stories for the joy of it: haunted little tales, mythic oddities, cosmic horror romances, folklore-soaked experiments, and whatever else crawls out of the creative bog with big eyes and questionable intentions.

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This page gathers projects like Tidelings, Meet Cute-thulu, and other fiction, scripts, essays, and storytelling experiments that live just outside the main Weird Sisters Wellness catalog. They may not all be wellness resources, but they come from the same crooked little heart: a love of monsters, myth, humor, grief, weird women, sacred strangeness, and stories that make the uncanny feel oddly like home.

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Meet Cute-Thulu

"Ever wondered what would happen if H. P. Lovecraft wrote a Hallmark romance movie?

Wonder no more."

Listen on Nocturnal Transmissions Here

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Tidelings

In a salt-worn New England island town, young Jericho Olmstead is preparing to become a Tideling — a rite of passage meant to teach service, loyalty, and belonging. But as his Low-Tide Ceremony approaches, Jericho begins to learn what his community truly means by “service,” and what the sea expects in return.

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Tidelings is a weird coastal horror novella about boyhood, tradition, loneliness, and the terrifying warmth of being chosen.

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Meet Cute-thulu is an adult Lovecraftian rom-com graphic novel script about Amber Nicole Wetherbee-Brandt, a corporate morale strategist forced back to gentrified Innsmouth for her cousin’s wedding.

There she meets Shawn Goethe, Esquire: a silent shoggoth, best man, maritime real estate lawyer, and walking violation of Euclidean boundaries.

Part corporate satire, part body-horror romance, and part anti-Hallmark fever dream, Meet Cute-thulu asks: what if the happy ending was realizing you never had an identity to start with?

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