About BICP
Ordinary broke millennials Bianca and Sparrow adopt a puppy…which turns out to be an immortal shapeshifting battle monster. (They call him Patrick.)
Now Bianca’s in a soul-binding ownership contract, rich and powerful people are tracking them down to pick magical fights, and they still can’t find any companies that are hiring.
Also: politics, comedy, found families, power dynamics, Jewish mysticism, and gay stuff.
BICP combines the struggle of modern-day underemployed geeky twentysomethings with the interspecies ethical dilemmas that you normally try not to think about while playing Pokémon. Updating online since February 2011.
See also: the FAQ; a timeline; the Being Q&A.
Content Warnings
Deals with control and consent, death, grief, and unhealthy relationships. Contains sex work (briefly), suicide (briefly), religion-based abuse, moderately graphic violence, and various -isms and -phobias experienced by the main characters.
If you’re sensitive to any of the above, please read at your own discretion.
The Artist
Erin Ptah is a cat person.
She does art commissions and takes support on Patreon, and can be reached by email, through Tumblr, and at her blog.
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