#charles hutchinson

[true-autistic-tales]

lovesickness, chapter 2 "the party"

"the chin-up" |</3

lovesickness is an au/fanfic made by me and has my experiences of being lithromantic and transgender but mostly lithromantic with some mommy issues as well tbh

warnings for this chapter: underage drinking, intimacy 👀

also keep in mind that new chapters will release extremely infrequent and that i am a beginner writer, thank you

the story under the cut

9:50pm, only a few minutes until the party. axl stood up in his room, looking over to his little brother, sleeping peacefully. a smiled was placed on axl's face but quickly removed as he walked over to the window and opened it, sean waiting for him outside. before he hopped out the window, he glanced at brick again and quietly wished; "you and sue deserve better."

axl walked up to sean, sean grinning at him. "you ready?"

"i guess i am"

near the entrance to the house party, cars and other teenagers littering outside. now that axl actually thought about it, he had no idea who was hosting the party but they did seem flirty in the invite text. axl, sean and darrin walked into the house to be greeted with more teenagers and stereotypical red plastic cups everywhere. axl suddenly felt anxious, wanting to stay in a corner with what felt like his only friends for the rest of the night, but something instantly caught his eye. an attractive tall african american boy siting on a couch, he was drinking something out of a plastic cup and was staring at axl. axl felt uncomfortable being so fondly stared at, thankfully sean noticed and nudged him, signaling that their group would be going into a different room.

they made their way to a different room which was the kitchen and somehow more messy than the livingroom but instead of plastic cups thrown everywhere it was empty glass alcohol bottles. sean frowned, even though he was an adolescent teen, he still hated alcohol and such of the like. darrin had other ideas; "this party ain't too bad." he tried lightening up the disappointed group, raiding the cupboards for food. "you think there's gonna be some pretty girls here?"

"yeah, probably," sean began smiling to him. "there's a lot of people here." sean turned to axl, suggesting that they should go off with some girls for the night, axl chuckled at him.

"who the fuck is going through my cupboards again?!" the attractive boy came into the kitchen angrily until he realized axl was there. "oh hi, sorry for staring so much at you, you're just so hot." he apologized and placed his hand out which axl accepted until the boy said the last part of his sentence. "im hutch, well, my actual name is charles but everybody calls me hutch." hutch beamed at him, staring at him again. "i don't think ive met you before, what's your name?"

"oh, um, axl- axl heck." axl awkwardly answered hutch, hoping sean would get him out of this like he did before. hutch lovingly smiled at him; "welcome to the party, axl!"

"thank you, dude." axl could practically see hutch's thoughts about him, he sorta liked it in a way.

"ahem! other people in the room too?" sean made a loud coughing noise to get hutch's and axl's attention toward him and darrin.

"oh, right, sorry fellas." hutch faced them, trying to be as polite as possible. "you would like a drink?"

"no thanks, im not into alcohol." sean declined, shaking his head with darrin, if they were caught drunk, they would be killed by their families, metaphorically speaking.

"axl?" he slided to the socially awkward teen, rising an eyebrow jokingly.

"i don't have a lot to lose, sure." axl stated, shrugging his shoulders. unlike his firends, he didn't care about what people thought of him anymore, or that's what he liked it think about himself. he knew he would get into deep shit and he secretly wanted it. hutch handed him a plastic cup with the alcohol and he chugged the whole thing before dropping and stomping it on the floor to everyone's amazement. axl felt a quick rush through his body then an instant warm low, he made a involuntary "ahhuck!" noise from the feeling and taste. "another." he command, hutch chuckled and bit his lip while sean and darrin began to worry.

"remember to go easy with the drinks, buddy." sean warned axl but he didn't take, he just wanted the feelings to go away. he hated those feelings and those memories of his parents hating him, he wanted to forget, please let him forget.

everything was getting blurry, axl had forgotten how many drinks he had but he knew that he somehow made it to hutch's bedroom,they were cuddling and axl's favorite song was softly playing somewhere in hutch's room. "do you know how fucking gorgeous you are?" hutch stroke axl's cheek, giggling a bit. he didn't know how to feel anymore, the alcohol did its work. he finally didn't worry about frankie and mike for this moment but he should have guessed what hutch had plans to do. hutch held axl's face and looking longingly into his eyes, after a while hutch lightly kissed axl on his lips. axl pulled in closer, holding hutch's hips. axl loved this, he loved disobeying his parents. he knew that identifying as a boy then playing with another boy would make his parents unbelievably pissed, and he loved it but still something in his head was screaming; "either get me off or get off me now!" axl didn't want to listen to that voice, he wanted to live. the boys chuckled as they rolled over each other, making out on hutch's bed. axl was finally free for the night and damn he was going to enjoy all of it even if he got that feeling, that feeling undescribable of disgust but he pushed on. and on. "i love you, ax." and on.

"i love you, charles." and on.

#the middle #axl heck #sean donahue #darrin mcgrew #charles hutchinson #fanfic #fanfiction #beginning writer #writer #lovesickness

[thatsrightice]

“He was the most optimistic person I have ever known. He just thought things were gonna work out. And he didn’t have a particularly easy life… he just had this incredible optimism. In fact, as an older man I took him I took him to visit some of his World War II friends, Charlie Cruikshank, “Crankshaft” … and there was another guy, Danny, one of his World War II friends … and I asked that guy was he always this positive? Was he always this optimistic? Even way back during the war? And Danny said ‘Yeah, it used to drive us crazy’.”

— Rebecca Hutchinson, youngest daughter of Harry Crosby, during an interview with the Indie Magazine Podcast

#they also called him Mr.Wonderful because whenever you asked how he was he would say wonderful #Harry Crosby #mota #masters of the air #real mota #Rebecca Hutchinson #podcast #quotes #interview #Harry Crosby is precious #charles cruikshank #crankshaft #cruikshank #if you know who Dan is let me know because I have no clue

[thepineconelord]

saddest thing to me about batman inc is that they legitimately have such a cool cast of characters and like just either do nothing with them or like white-wash/disrespect them.

#maybe ill make a long post on this #batman inc #batman incorporated #knight #beryl hutchinson #dc comics #ghostmaker #minhkhoa khan #el gaucho #clownhunter #bao pham #nightrunner #bilal asselah #man of bats #william great eagle #raven red #charles great eagle #batman of japan #jiro osamu #bat-man of china #wang baixi #also so many of these characters have such cool histories #i know that one big reason they don't do enough with them is because its a team comic and i get that #but like the whitewashing #they made batman of china skinny #this is mostly about vol 3 #but vol 1 and 2 are not innocent #also i acknowledge that some of these characters had racist origins #id love it if someone with more cultural knowledge than me knew anything about them #anyway batman inc vol 3 has a lot of potential and so far its like not going anywhere and thats so sad

[thebarroomortheboy]

The Twilight Zone | 3.35 I Sing the Body Electric

#thetwilightzone #ttz #ttzedit #thetwilightzoneedit #1960's #1960's tv #1962 #i sing the body electric #3.35 #3x35 #rod serling #josephine hutchinson #david white #charles herbert #veronica cartwright

[mastersoftheair]

harvey hutchinson as technical sergeant charles h. webber

john hopkins as captain wendell c. “smokey” stover (the flight surgeon)

scott folan as billy keller (i have no idea who “billy keller” is. the actor’s profile didn’t list what keller’s rank was, and i could find no mention of a “billy/bill/william keller” who was part of the 100th. maybe, he was part of something else (like branch or even country), but that’s anyone’s guess!

until next time!

#i always hope the next update is a trailer but just know that when a trailer Does drop i'm gonna spam it like a maniac #masters of the air #hbo war #cast #charles webber #smokey stover #billy keller #harvey hutchinson #john hopkins #scott folan

[comicposter]

Batman (1940) Issue #667

#bruce wayne #batman #santiago vargas #el gaucho #charles great eagle #raven red #beryl hutchinson #squire #jean marie #musketeer #dc

[floorman3]

The Lord of the Rings-The Rings of Power Review

The Lord of the Rings was a book by J.R.R. Tolkien adapted into three films in the early 2000s by Peter Jackson, The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers, and The Return of the King. These three films garnered critical acclaim, winning many Academy Awards, and fan success making quite a bit of money in the theaters. It makes sense that somebody would want to buy the rights to this successful IP…

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#Amazon Prime #Benjamin Walker #Charles Edwards #Gennifer Hutchinson #Ismael Cruz Cordova #JA Bayona #Jeff Bezos #JRR Tolkien #Markella Kavanagh #Morfydd Clark #Nazanin Boniadi #Owain Arthur #Patrick McKay #Peter Mullin #Prime Video #Robert Aramayo #The Lord of the Rings #The Rings of Power

[magicalyaku]

Hello and welcome to my 2023 reading wrap up! A big Thank You to everyone who followed my ramblings throughout the year! <3 I will continue through 2024. Maybe I'll learn how to write proper reviews, at least I'll try to remember better what I actually want to say about the stories. In 2022, I read 93 books plus my own. Guess how many it were in 2023? 93 plus my own!! xD That was huge coincidence and I love it. Of these 94 books, 4 are rereads (which won't be included in the "Favourite" sections), 2 are non-fiction, 11 are non-queer. I only DNFed 1 book (which is not pictured) and other than that I only disliked 6 books! (And it's a pretty soft dislike in comparison. I don't hate them nearly enough to want to shit on them again. :'D).

So on the the awards!

Most Read Author: KJ Charles (8 books)

Least Favourite Book: Daresh (Katja Brandis) (the one I could not finish for dear life)

Favourite Character: Brand (The Tarot Sequence) and Will (The Will Darling Adventures) (yes, there's a trend)

Favourite Covers (of books I read, not releases):

(There were too many. D:)

Highest Emotional Investment (aka The Agony, the suffering, the why you do this to me Award): Dark Heir - The Scottish Boy - In Memoriam

Wildest Story: The Adventures of Pinocchio

Favourite Books:

The Devil's Luck (L.S. Baird)

The Scottish Boy (Alex de Campi)

In Memoriam (Alice Winn)

Just Lizzie (Karen Wilfried)

Dark Heir (C.S. Pacat)

The Will Darling Adventures (KJ Charles)

Gwen & Art are not in Love (Lex Croucher)

The Buried and the Bound (Rochelle Hassan)

More Books I enjoyed greatly:

Oracle of Senders series (Mere Joyce)

Of Feathers and Thorns (Kit Vincent)

Wren Martin Ruins it all (Amanda deWitt)

Simon Snow series (Rainbow Rowell)

The Five Stages of Andrew Brawley (Shaun David Hutchinson)

The Tarot Sequence (K.D. Edwards)

The First and Last Adventure of Kit Sawyer (S.E. Harmon)

Sixteen Souls (Rosie Talbot)

By any Other Name (Erin Cotter)

The High King's Golden Tongue (Megan Derr) and more!!

Most Used Name: I counted names last year and didn't want to do it again this year because I read so much fantasy, so the names were all over. Still, there was one who stood out amongst them all with at least 4 instances, if not more. Probably more.

Will

Congratulations. I have to admit, I've always liked that name. My favourite character of all times and part of my one and only OTP is named Will as well and I kinda hope the last book of their second trilogy never comes because it will probably make me scream and ... ...

Bonus! This year, I counted pages! Because I felt that most books were much shorter than what I read before. So I wanted to know. Turns out, my feeling was wrong. My 93 books had a whole of 33011 pages which results in approximately 350 pages per book. That's pretty normal I dare say.

That's it for 2023! I had a very good year in books. I wanted to read less actually, and failed spectacularly because I had too much fun. And if anyone's wondering how I read so much, I read fast and I just didn't do anything else in my free time. Escapism to the max. I hope, the new year treats you well! I hope, you have fun with the books you read! Let's meet again soon! <3

#yaku reads #best of #2023 #books #favorite books #bookblr #book recs #queer books #lgbtq books #queer lit #the tarot sequence #the will darling adventures #in memoriam #the scottish boy #dark heir #gwen and art are not in love #the buried and the bound #the devil's luck

[chiekodivine]

books recommendations

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aristotle and dante discover the secrets of the universe benjamin alire sáenz

the alchemist paulo coehlo

a room of one’s own virginia wolf

we are the ants shaun david hutchinson

the beauty of myth naomi wolf

the love hypothesis ali hazelwood

the second sex simone de beauvoir

her body and other parties carmen maria machado

the secret history donna tartt

valley of the dolls jacqueline susann

the lover marguerite duras

the picture of dorian gray oscar wilde

my year of rest and relaxation ottessa moshfegh

the creation of patriarchy gerda lerner

girl in pieces kathleen glasgow

ain’t i a woman: black women and feminism bell hooks

severance ling ma

love is dog from hell charles bukiwski

only words catharine a. mackinnon

beloved toni morrison

summer edith wharton

feminist theory: from margin to center bell hooks

bunny mona awad

living a feminist life sara ahmed

requiem for a dream hubert selby jr.

the sexual contract carole pateman

woman and nature: the roaring inside her susan griffin

#girlblogging #whisper girl #lana del ray aesthetic #coquette girl #girl blogger #cinnamon girl #girlblogger #goalsetting #manifesation #bambi beauty #pink pilates princess #affirmations #baby pink #that girl #hot girl walk #clean girl aesthetic #bella hadid #vogue #life tips #bookish #book list #books #coffee #dolletecore #balletcore #pink blog #lifestyle blog #book rec list #coquette #fawn aesthetic

[friendofcars]

ronan lynch and the ocean / guilt and grief: les misérables by victor hugo // the monk by the sea by caspar david friedrich // the raven boys by maggie stiefvater // pacific by chase petra // the dream thieves by maggie stiefvater // we are the ants by shaun david hutchinson // the victims of the sea, grief by charles cottet // illustration of alice in her pool of giant tears by john tenniel // landscape with the fall of icarus: oil on canvas: pieter bruegel: 1520 by paul tran // detail from the fall of icarus by pieter bruegel // blue lily, lily blue by maggie stiefvater // shipwreck by théodore géricault

#rchl #c #trc #ronan #web weaving #the raven cycle #ronan lynch #oh btw gansey is a lifeboat ronan is a drowning man. just in general

[importantwomensbirthdays]

Margaret Deland

Novelist and poet Margaret Deland was born in 1857 in Allegheny, Pennsylvania. Deland's first book, a poetry collection titled The Old Garden, was published in 1886. She was best known for her 1888 novel, John Ward, Preacher, which told the story of a Calvinist minister and his wife who could not accept the idea of eternal damnation. The novel proved both controversial and popular. Deland also published several short story collections including Around Old Chester in 1915 and An Old Chester Secret in 1920. She was also involved in charity work. Over the course of four years, Deland opened her home to around 60 unwed mothers and their infants. She also received the Legion of Honor from the French government for her relief work during World War I.

Margaret Deland died in 1945 at the age of 87.

Image source: Source Stedman, Edmund C., and Ellen M. Hutchinson, eds. A Library of American Literature: From the Earliest Settlement to the Present Time. Vol. XI. New York: Charles L. Webster & Co., 1894. Page 244

#authors #writers #literature #woman writers #women authors #women's history

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Tea tasters sit at a table to establish new standards for tea imports, February 17, 1947. On the far right is Charles F. Hutchinson, supervising U.S. tea examiner.

Photo: Anthony Camerano for the AP via WHNT

#vintage NY #1940s #Anthony Camerano #tea tasters #tea #February 17 #Feb. 17 #imports #standards #tea imports

[heavyanddissolved]

The Master of the Brussels Initials is the notname of an artist who decorated gorgeous illuminated manuscripts for royalty like Charles the Noble and the Duke of Berry - perhaps the most extravagant book collector ever to have lived.

This artist, active at the turn of the 14th to 15th century, is notable not only for making works of great beauty, and having an important role in the development of late Gothic art, but also for being a keen observer of nature. The small bug in this full-size miniature depicting the Annunciation, is perfectly identifiable as a firebug, Pyrrhocoris apterus. In fact, G. Evelyn Hutchinson, the "father of modern ecology", wrote an entire fascinating article about the Master of the Brussels Initials and insects depicted by him, available here. He argued that this was more than a curiosity, it was an example of a development within manuscript decoration towards a more naturalistic world view, "part of the same movement that produced the contemporary studies of optics and mechanics in England, France and Germany" and which continued with the production of formal natural history treaties in the 16th century.

So, while it may not have been the only such seed, one impulse to the modest beginning which would eventually give us modern science could be said to be found in the beautiful decorations of medieval manuscripts.

#books #library #reading #illuminated manuscript #illumination #medieval #medieval art #medieval manuscripts #master of the Brussels Initials #history #book history #science #insects #firebug #bibliophile #bibliophilia #old books

[shipwreckedwithcaptainmarrow]

On the 31st of July, 1715, the famous 1715 Spanish Plate Fleet which consisted of eleven or twelve treasure galleons was entirely destroyed by a hurricane off the coast of Spanish La Florida, around 2 a.m. near present day Vero Beach.

The vessels had been carrying over seven million pesos worth of gold and goods from Veracruz when the fleet went down, with two of the ships being lost to open ocean, while the others were crashed into the shallow shoreline up and down the Florida coastline.

The Nuestra Senora de la Carmen was laden with gold bars, doubloons, and silver. An equal amount of wealth was on board the Nuestra Senora del Rosario in 1,000 chests, and the Senora de la Concepcion (also known as Urca de Lima) carried hundreds of chests of coinage as well. The Nuestra Senora de la Regla carried 1,300 chests of nearly three million silver coins, gold coins, chests of uncut emeralds and pearls, and Chinese porcelain.

Over 1,000 sailors would perish from the hurricane, including General Don Juan Esteban de Ubilla, commander of the fleet.

About half of the fleet’s Spanish sailors would survive the incident, and would create a salvage camp upon what is now North Hutchinson Island, and began collecting what treasure they could while waiting for rescue. Aid in the form of food, clothes, and tools came from St. Augustine to the north, sending a relief expedition.

However, news of what transpired spread fast, and many pirates in the Caribbean and along the American coast flocked to the site for the treasure that was ripe for the taking. First on the scene was English privateer Captain Henry Jennings, along with crewmate Charles Vane, in the Bersheba, along with four other vessels.

Jennings had been granted a commission from the governor of Jamaica to “Execute all manner of acts of hostility against pyrates according to the Law of Arms” with instructions to harm no one other than pirates. However, after learning the location of the salvage camp, from a Spanish mail ship, they would ignore their commission's rules and instead lead a ground assault at the still struggling camp - the plunder of which would become Jenning’s call to piratical fame.

(Pictured are multiple 1715 ships caught in a terrible storm at sea [from Black Sails], a 1715 Spanish treasure galleon wrecked onto a Florida beach [from Black Sails], treasure from the plate fleet [these pieces in particular, amid other artifacts, were discovered by diver Christopher James], and the historical marker of the salvage camp in Florida)

#pirate #history #sea #ocean #1715 fleet #treasure #spanish treasure #florida #florida history #pirate history

[officialyourdailyinspiration]

Today in Christian History

Today is Monday, August 28th, 2023. It is the 240th day of the year (241st in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar; 125 days remain until the end of the year.

430: Death of St. Augustine of Hippo (pictured above), who, more than any other man since the apostles, stamped the church with his personality and ideas.

1619: Electors choose Ferdinand II to be Holy Roman Emperor. Jesuit-trained, Ferdinand will reject Charles V’s policy that had finally allowed Protestants to exist. Hungry for power, Ferdinand will put down Protestants and anyone who tries to limit his authority. He spurns many chances to end the horrific Thirty Years' War.

1645: Death of Hugo Grotius, a Christian scholar, often titled “the father of international law.”

King Ladislaus IV of Poland convenes a religious conference at Torun (Thorn) in the hope that 26 Catholic, 28 Lutheran, and 24 Calvinist theologians will reach ecumenical consensus for the sake of the nation. Discussion will continue into November but fail dismally.

1737: Death in London of John Hutchinson, who endeavored to confirm Moses’ account of the flood and other natural events in Moses’s Principia.

1862: Dwight L. Moody and Emma Revell marry. Emma will help soften the evangelist’s rough edges, making him a more effective leader.

1892: Baptism in Queensland of Peter Ambuofa, a Solomon Islander who will return to preach the gospel to his own tribe in 1894, but will suffer years of deprivation, sickness, hostility, and threats before a drought brings many to Christ. By 1904 he will have led 200 souls to Christ.

1963: A large civil-rights demonstration (known as The March on Washington) gathers in the United States capital in behalf of African-American civil rights. The march brings together major civil-rights organizations and many religious groups—Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish—and marks the first determined effort by a large number of white clergy to join the cause to end racial discrimination. Rev. Martin Luther King, jr., gives his famous “I Have a Dream” speech.

[freetheshit-outofyou]

USS Albacore (SS-218), a 311-foot, Gato-class submarine lost 7 November 1944 of the coast of Hokkaido Japan, she was presumed lost on 21 December 1944 and struck from the Naval Vessel Register on 30 March 1945, found 16 February 2023.

The USS Albacore earned 9 battle stars, received 4 Presidential Unit Citations and was responsible for sinking at least 10 ships.

Below is a listing of the ships compliment, their names are written in memorial at the National Memorial Cemetary of the Pacific in Honolulu, Hawaii:

IN THESE GARDENS ARE RECORDED

THE NAMES OF AMERICANS

WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES

IN THE SERVICE OF THEIR COUNTRY

AND WHOSE EARTHLY RESTING PLACE

IS KNOWN ONLY TO GOD

Walter Henry Barber, Jr., Kenneth Ripley Baumer, Henry Forbes Bigelow, Jr., Edward Brown Blackmon, William Walter Bower, Allan Rose Brannam, Herbert Hodge Burch, Nicholas John Cado, John Joseph Carano, Charles Lee Carpenter, James Louis Carpenter, Pasquale Charles Carracino, Stanley Chapman, Douglas Childress, Jr., Frederick Herbert Childs, Jr., Perry Aubrey Collom, Audrey Cecil Crayton, Eugene Cugnin, John Wilber Culbertson, Philip Hugh Davis, Ray Ellis Davis, Fred Wallace Day, Julius Delfonso, James Leroy DeWitt, James Thomas Dunlap, Carl Hillis Eskew, John Francis Fortier, Jr., Gordon Harvey Fullilove, Jr., John Wilfred Gant, John Paul Gennett, William Henry Gibson, John Frederick Gilkeson, Charles Chester Hall, James Kenneth Harrell, Robert Daniel Hill, Allen Don Hudgins, Donald Patrick Hughes, Eugene Edsel Hutchinson, Burton Paul Johnson, Sheridan Patrick Jones, George Kaplafka, Nelson Kelley, Jr., Morris Keith Kincaid, Victor Edward Kinon, Joseph Mike Krizanek, Arthur Star Kruger,Walter Emery Lang, Jr., Jack Allen Little, Kenneth Walter Manful, Patrick Kennyless McKenna, Willie Alexander McNeill, Joseph Norfleet Mercer, Leonard David Moss, Richard Joseph Naudack, Encarnacion Nevarez, Joseph Hayes Northam, Frank Robert Nystrom, Robert James O'Brien, Elmer Harold Peterson, Charles Francis Pieringer, Jr., James Teel Porter, Jerrold Winfred Reed, Jr., Francis Albert Riley, Hugh Raynor Rimmer, A. B. Roberts, James Ernest Rowe, Philip Shoenthal, George Maurice Sisk, Joe Lewis Spratt, Harold William St. Clair, Arthur Lemmie Stanton, Robert Joseph Starace, John Henry Stephenson, Maurice Crooks Strattan, Earl Richard Tanner, William George Tesser, Paul Raymond Tomich, Charles Edward Traynor, Theodore Taylor Walker, Elmer Weisenfluh, James Donald Welch, Richard Albert West, Wesley Joseph Willans, Leslie Allan Wilmott, David Robert Wood

#uss albacore #uss-218 #wwii #submarine #all hands lost