about a-flyleaf.github.io
who
a-flyleaf is an internet pseudonym. Its user can often be found making digital art, wrangling HTML/CSS, or picking at some kind of story. Occasionally these activities even go together!
- bulletpoint-overuser
- meta-appreciator
- archival-enjoyer
- eternally warding off the mailgnant spectre of perfectionism
what
A dubiously-organized conglomeration of disparate sites in a trenchcoat.
- For recent shenanigans, there is a blog, which updates irregularly and with whatever occurs to me at the time of writing. Often includes, but is not exclusive to, actual website updates.
- If you are curious about Basically Everything, there is a sitemap, which is not 100% comprehensive but decently close. Some sub-sites have their own navigational sprawl, which may or may not be apparent.
It is all publicly accessible indefinitely. I collect fuckall about my pageviews.
where
This site is the only public internet presence its builder maintains with any frequency, these days. If you’d like to reach the recluse:
- Email is a-flyleaf@protonmail.net, and this should be functional until either Proton implodes or its holder kicks the bucket. No spambots allowed!!!1!
…no yeah that’s pretty much it :V There are other websites I use (ir)regularly, although most don’t encourage interaction with non-users; those that do, I use sporadically. But if you are determined, you can find them. I believe in you.
when
GitHub site established in 2019. There may be older dates on certain pages, from when I dig ancient code and art up from the depths of my files and then punt it here. GitHub’s commit history auto-updates every time I hit publish.
The words you’re reading were written in 2026, after the previous iteration had piled up an increasingly egregious amount of dust. Let’s see how long this version lasts….
why
I think, if I am going to spend copious hours of my life staring at a screen, then at least some portion of those hours can be spent staring at a screen with contents I can shape. Social media doesn’t let me do that. Also I hate algorithms and login-walls and arbitrary UI changes breaking everythign forever.
On a less adversive note, I think everyone who knows or is willing to learn web coding should get their own website. It is your own site, a site for you! Do whatever you want with it! Have fun on the internet! Imagine!!!
how
The colophon compiles various resources I use & recommend, for sitebuilding and other digital pursuits. Specific pages of use are linked where relevant, albeit sometimes buried in code comments.
a-flyleaf.github.io is run on the irreconcilable itch to make things and ramble about them into the void online. It is not constant. But it is, all considered, a good time.