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writingwintermoon · 3 months
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Fic Rec
"The Grand Gamble" on ao3 by @mossywriting
Pairing: Alexsandr Kallus/Garazeb "Zeb" Orrelios
Fandom: Star Wars (specifically, Rebels)
What can I say about this fic? I speedran Rebels before Ahsoka came out, and though I had been slightly spoiled by just being on tumblr, I thought, certainly Kalluzeb can't be all people are cracking it up to be.
And then I watched the show... and then various official Star Wars media have acknowledged Kalluzeb...
So I was already on board when I saw a meme recommending this fic (for real), but then the tropes were troping. I'm such a sucker: Only One Bed, Fake Dating, plus all the sexy outfits Kallus has to wear for their mission? I'm sold.
Their love is so tender, the Friends to Lovers feels so natural. There are also a few excellent "oh" moments!
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heartfullofleeches · 2 years
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Okay, so, thank you for letting me share- sorry it isn't that great, but I wanted to send you my thoughts. I hope I did Erin enough justice.
Erin sits outside the school, waiting for you to appear out the door. His 3 lackies hang around him, doing thier own thing as they wait for his command. One of them, Lark, being fairly new to the gang, wanted to impress Erin. He wanted to show his toughness worthy of the group.
"I can't believe such a dork goes to this school." He snarked. His attitude was pitifully overconfident, and his eyes were shining with innocent admiration. If he wasn't so naive, he would've seen the two others immediately stiffen, staring at him in fear, fear for him. They knew what was going to happen.
"I mean, it would be better off if they went off and-" A gag and cough as he's grabbed by the throat and slammed against the school building. He's staring wide-eyed at Erin who is seething. Erin's grip refuses to loosen, and poor little Lark was gasping for needed air he could not reach.
"Listen here." Erin brings his face closer. "You're not allowed to call them any kind of name you think you're entitled to. You don't even have the privilege of insulting their very being." He prepares his pocket knife, ready to hand out punishment. "I know I picked you up a few days ago. You said you admired what I did. I let you join out of boredom, but I guess I mistook your stupid face as potential." A stupid little fledgling that didn't understand, that's what he was, and Erin was going to make sure he knew and learned the first time.
Erin takes the knife and points it at Lark's cheek, drawing just a little bit of blood to show off his serious intent. "This will be your punishment." He draws the knofe back ready to burn Lark's mistakes into his skin, but as luck would have it, or misfortune in Erin's case, you so happen to walk out of the school at that time to see the display of Eric's violence about to happen.
It was a flurry of emotions and confusion that happened in what felt like an instant. You, out of adrenaline from either fear or anger, ran up and knocked Erin onto the ground. Lark was freed and started coughing from the irregular air flow to his lungs. He falls to his knees trying to grasp consciousness and some sort of stability in his mental capacity. His brain was battling the intense fear Erin overwhelmed him with.
"Are you okay?" He's finally able to hear clearly. He looks up at you to see a concerned face. He is a bit stunned to speak. "Come on, let's get you to the nurses office." He feels your hands guide him to stand walk over back to the school building. He trying to wrap his head around what's going on.
He doesn't notice you splitting off for a bit, maybe a small mumble of "I'll be right back", but he's completely ignorant to the scene of you coming back for Erin.
You walk to Erin, who is still on the ground, completely ignoring the 2 lackies sticking to the back. You raise your foot, and give your hardest kick to the gut, before immediately walking away in disgust. He can hear you mumbling words of hatred and filth.
You catch up to a still-dazed Lark and being him to the nurse's office.
Erin lays on the ground curled up. No one is there except him and his 2 lackies, but those 2 refuse to get close enough to what had jist occured. Which was good for Erin because they would not notice his red face, his crazed eyes, and his constant muttering of your name. And all to himself in his mind was repeating the cruel actions you put against him and how much he wanted more.
Whoa! You got trash Boi down really well! It was a great read and it's almost adorable how Erin protects Reader in his own weird way. Thank you for sharing your wonderful writing!
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rachaellawrites · 4 months
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thelittlestspider · 6 months
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a graphic for @kudzucataclysm wip Shattered Earth!
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duckingwriting · 6 months
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Trick or Treat? 🦇
(Event Post)
After ringing a door bell the door slowly creaks open and out jumps A GHOST! 👻
Trick my friend, trick
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grollow · 1 year
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Hey Tumblr.
Hey.
Read this fanfic.
It's basically how W&G chapter 10 SHOULD have gone.
(Thank you to ctdogma for killing me with the funniest thing in the world. Hollow deserves to say fuck.)
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autumnalwalker · 1 year
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December Book Dragon Challenge: Master Post
And thus I embark on @ren-c-leyn's #december-book-dragon-challenge.
My plan is to spotlight a different writer each day. First up, @fearofahumanplanet.
I'll be updating this post with links to posts as I go.
Current planned schedule (if anyone would like to be taken off the list, please let me know):
1 @fearofahumanplanet: 1, 2, 3 2 @1legitconnor: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 3 @memento-morri-writes: 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 4 @somealienquill: 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 5 @ceph-the-writing-spook: 22, 23, 24, 25 6 @aquadestinyswriting: 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 7 @nikkywrites: 32, 33, 34, 35
8 @theimperiumchronicles: 36, 37, 38 9 @affectionatemeconopsis: 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45 10 @ghost-town-story: 46, 47, 48, 49 11 @catharticallysarcastic: 50, 51 12 @on-noon: 52, 53, 54 13 @talesofsorrowandofruin: 55, 56 14 @blind-the-winds: 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65
15 @tc-doherty: 66, 67, 68 16 @wildswrites: 69, 70 17 @writingpotato07: 71, 72, 73, 74 18 @lockejhaven: 75, 76, 77, 78 19 @ryns-ramblings: 79, 80 20 @dontjudgemeimawriter: 81, 82 21 @ren-c-leyn: 83, 84
(It turns out that embedding 40+ links breaks tumblr's numbered list format and prevents you from saving a post, due to surpassing the 4096-characters-per-block limit, hence the weird formatting above.)
And also, links to easily finding my stuff for anyone who wants to reblog it for this challenge. (This part was originally a reblog, but now I'm editing it in because it turns out edits don't show up in reblogs and I wanted both this and the above list pinned at the same time.)
The Archivist's Journal:
My main WIP. A slice-of-life story about waking up on a fantasy tropical island being told over the course of a year in the form of daily journal updates. Mostly fairly chill, just living life one day at a time, but with some occasional angst, social anxiety, and supernatural spookiness.
I do all my posting on my side blog @thearchivistsjournal. Or if you want to read from the beginning, here's the chronological posting.
At the time of this reblog, that story is at 169 days (170 will be up in a few hours) and a bit over 151,000 words (and counting).
Empty Names:
My attempt to get practice with more traditional prose writing. An urban fantasy story in which a world-hopping adventurer attempts to set up a sword-and-sorcery style adventurer's guild in a modern world where "adventurer" isn't considered a legitimate profession. Has what I suppose one might call "genre-typical violence" with fighting monsters and such.
Here's the masterpost for it. I'm trying to do a weekly update schedule, but we'll see how long I can actually keep that up.
Miscellaneous other writing:
Every now and then I'll post small (couple hundred words at most) pieces based on various interesting dreams that I've had. Being based on dreams, the content is a mixed bag and there's no real regular posting schedule for it. Those are tagged under #my dreams.
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pumpkinlilyao3 · 1 year
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Happy Valentine Day everyone! 💕 (I'm a day late, but shhh)
I've been a bit quiet/absent lately; that has to change! 💪 I'm presenting you today a moodboard I made for a challenge around Valentine's Day, with lovelies @wings-n-bees as author and @ivyyflowers as beta reader. Thank you both! 🧡 Read the fic here: https://archiveofourown.org/works/45039823
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idanwyn-et-al · 2 years
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(XIV||22-26): Break a Leg.
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(Continued from here.) (♪)
The Temple Knights stationed on today’s guard duty inspected the newly-arrived wagon, their duties not sufficient motivation to restrain themselves from jeering at the heretic within.
“Stripped of yer stolen armor, are ya, Ser Bale?” one sneered, giving the Inquisitor a respectful nod.
“I didn’t steal it,” she replied quietly. “I earned it when I was knighted. Same as you.”
“Uh huh,” said the other, finishing his inspection and giving the driver the go-ahead. “Too bad they won’t let you wear it at Witchdrop; it’s said to give you a bounce or two after they, ‘wshht’!” He shoved her shoulder as he whistled, an onomatopoeia for pushing her into thin air. The pair snickered to each other as the Gates opened wide, the wagon rolling along the Steps of Faith towards Foundation.
Surprisingly, the words didn’t bother her much. She knew that the whole Order was still stinging from the reprimand they’d received; she’d walked among their number undetected for days, and the Inquisition was not happy about that. Another sin; to deceive those who were ordained comrades-in-arms. Of all the sins she’d committed, that one weighed second-heaviest.
---Previously, in Fallgourd Float:---
Morning banished the troubled cobwebs of dreams from the corners of Anne-Sophie’s mind. Though she had originally intended to return to the Gyshal’s Greens today, her extended flight had her saddlesore. Vendredi, too, was in need of a day’s reprieve. Figuring that one day’s recess in her second-favorite place in the Black Shroud would not hinder them much, she went through her morning sword forms, sans aetheric augmentation, bathed, and dressed. She was down to one clean set of clothing and armor, so she spent the rest of the morning laundering and oiling the other sets, hanging everything to dry in her rented room.
She took her late lunch out to the patio, enjoying the brisk air and faltering golden light of summer’s end in the Shroud. Though the sandwich was quite good---pulled, smoked wild boar meat with a sharp-sweet cheddar cheese and mead-poached pixie apples---she was only dimly aware of its delectability, lost as she was in the book she chose for her mealtime company. Faerie tales had arguably played a large part in her current unfavorable circumstances, but they remained a favored genre; this one, from Sharlayan, told the tale of a ghostly cactuar from the moon who’d befriended a sentient pile of leaves called the Green Gleaner.
Rae-Hann wandered across the bridge with a stare focused at the boards underfoot, eyes darting back and forth. Only when he nearly bumps into the first table on the deck of the Bobbing Cork does he look up. "Have you seen--" He paused, actually taking in the Hyur's appearance as he canted his head to the side. "Oh, you're that person on the poster."
Anne-Sophie stopped mid-bite, slowly turning her gaze from the book to the person near the table. "Mmrgh?" she murmured through a mouthful of food, then held up her right index finger in the hopefully-universal gesture of 'one moment'. Finishing her bite, she dabbed at her lips with a crumpled napkin, then tried again. "Hmm? I'm sorry, are you talking to me? I was so lost in my book that I confess I'm not entirely certain what you said."
The Miqo’te waited patiently, though he did take that opportunity to look under the table. Just in case whatever he was after may have been hidden away. However, at the other's questions, he nodded. "Yes, you. Normally I don't remember faces too well, but I did just come from Gridania. It mentioned something about heretics. Don't hear much about that sort of thing outside of Ishgard, so it stuck in the mind a bit better, I suppose."
She followed his gaze automatically, lifting her feet a few ilms as if she might be standing on...whatever it was he sought. Well-worn bootsoles fell to the wooden decking in short order as his words registered. "H-heretics? A poster? My, that sounds quite dangerous." Reaching up to pat her hair, a wide-eyed expression of dread crossed her face for a moment. "I forgot to wash it black again," she murmured, likely intending to do so for her ears alone, but his hearing was sharper than hers. "U-um. Can you tell me more about this heretic? I am travelling through, you see, and I would like to be on guard." Clearing her throat once, she turned her face back to the table, hoping the ginger-red curtain would better obscure her features.
"Possibly. I've heard of supposedly dangerous heretics in the past, but the few I've met have always turned out quite less so. I'm going to sit. Do you mind?" He didn't wait for an answer, instead lazily sliding over to the nearest empty stool. With a hum, the miqo'te propped his chin in one hand, considering her across the table. "If it helps, though, she's apparently rather reckless mage, of similar appearance to yourself. Couldn't be bothered to memorize the exact details beyond what the image showed, however." He pointed to her as if suddenly remembering something. "Ah, right. Has some sort of...shape-shifting sword. That was an interesting bit. I've never seen something quite like that before. Can you imagine?"
"Sh-shapeshifting? That does not sound heretical in and of itself. Recklessness, however...no, the Holy See would never allow recklessness among its aetherically-adept. Interesting. I shall have to ask...err, that is, I shall have to keep my eyes open. It should not prove too troublesome to find another that looks strikingly similar to myself on the road, should it? After all, some philosophers posit that we are all but shattered pieces of greater souls, and that would lend itself neatly to, um. To us having lookalikes," she finished rambling weakly, wincing. Anne-Sophie took a sip of her mead, and found herself unable to meet her fellow traveller's eyes; her own seemed to look anywhere but somewhere they might risk making contact with his.
"Maybe said recklessness is why this person is considered a heretic? I wouldn't know either way, of course. Ishgardian policy is hardly among my purview, though you seem to at least know a bit more than I." However vaguely amused he might be by her growing anxiety, the shift into talk about souls was sobering enough. He frowned. "Ah. Yes, I've heard those theories that we are but shards of something greater. Though, generally those shards should never meet, from mine own estimations. You believe they may look the same, though? Two pieces of a single soul? Even if they didn't, I wonder if they would still recognize one another in some fashion or another."
The Mystic Knight nodded, some of the tension she carried loosing itself from her shoulders. "Y-yes, well, Ishgard is known for pursuing its heretics, is it not? Common knowledge, surely!" Surely. "As to your question, I have wondered the same, myself! I am a wanderer of sorts, and have encountered many things on my journeys that some would labor to believe." She met his eyes as she eased into the topic, a cautious smile pulling at the corners of her lips. "What do you think? Have you ever met someone that might lend proof to that theory?"
"Mhm. If you say so." Though, talk of soulwork did let him put any further questioning to the wayside, at least for the moment. Rae glanced upward, drumming the fingers of his free hand along the table. "I feel people haven't really lived until they've had at least one such unbelievable story under their belts. Anyroad...I imagine souls are separated in such a way that they do not mix. Say you've two boxes. A shard from one cannot interact with one from the other. Unless there's an accident, of course. I've perhaps met a couple people who found themselves in the wrong box, so to say."
"Truly? And how were you able to recognize them for what they were?" Leaning forward, her gaze sharpened with interest; the absentminded professor in her element of learning.
"Well, they told me, of course. Amazing the things people will say when you listen long enough. Usually they can't help but talk about their homelands, for one. Simple enough to figure things out from there when those 'boxes' are so vastly different." He shrugged at that. "Have you an interest in such fields of study?"
"Yet they all knew they were born of one soul? I-I'm sorry, I do have an interest in that topic, among many others. I'm like a chocobo with a gyshal basket when it comes to aetheric theory." She laughed melodiously. "I haven't even asked your name, nor what brings you to the Cork."
"One knew, very fervently. She is how I learned that those separate spaces are in fact parts of one and the same, though at times I still struggle to believe it true." At which the miqo'te went quiet, lost in thought, though he was soon snapped out of it by the sound of laughter. He considered this for a very long moment before he shrugged. Well, since they were already talking about it. It would either make sense or make him sound half mad, and either suited him fine. "Rae-Hann. I lost a little glass lamp around here not too long ago, and I was trying to find it. Fae goods are not exactly easy to replace around here."
Ser Bale initially misheard his name. "R'hahn?" she confirmed, putting the Seeker emphasis on the moniker. "I wasn't aware that Seekers frequented this little corner of the Shroud! And looking for Sylphic goods, too?" Drumming her right fingertips on the tabletop next to her mostly-empty plate, she mused further, "And with a friend who could confirm this theory...quite an interesting fellow you are!"
"Just 'Rae' is fine." Curious, he pointed to his eyes. "Most people call me a Keeper, but I'll admit I've never really understood the difference." Still, he shook his head, not lingering on the issue. "I don't know if I could call the person in question a 'friend', though. In fact, I think she died? It was all rather complicated. Maybe her two halves became one in the end. Either way, I do enjoy seeking out such oddities. There's always something new to learn in aetherology when one finds them."
"Oh!" Reflexively, she made the Sign of the Spear, thumping her right fist to her circlet, then her chest. "My apologies, Rae. Mostly that I was speaking so callously about someone, um...departed?" Is that what happened? If he doesn't know, she doesn't, either. "And for mistaking your lineage, as well. Felix would never let me hear the end of such a mistake! Then again, that's why he's House Bale's heir, and I but a lowly mystic knight." She laughed again, and then, slowly, the color drained from her face.
Rae-Hann blinked owlishly, not entirely sure what she's talking about at first. Maybe if he'd bothered learning more about Miqo'te himself. Still, it doesn't really matter in the end as the lady herself seemed to walk right into a figurative wall. Very carefully, he laced his fingers together on the table, letting her words sink into the silence. "Well, I did mention it was amazing what people would say if one listened long enough. So, out of curiosity, does the lowly mystic knight have a preferred name or would Ser Bale suffice?"
Anne-Sophie’s cheeks went from dry-sand tan to blood-red in an instant. To her chagrined surprise, tears sprang to her eyes; she squeezed the lids shut, and tightened her fingers around the edges of her weathered tabard. "Fury strike me for a twice-over fool!" she exclaimed, or tried to; her voice was thick with unshed tears. "Anne-Sophie will suffice. Are you seeking the bounty, then?"
Rae-Hann actually smiled at that, either not aware that the gesture isn't always exactly comforting when coming from a Keeper (or what appears to be one). "Ah, no. I don't have a use for money, and I find it draws more trouble than anything. I was merely curious what sorts of things you could have possibly done to ruffle so many feathers in Ishgard. I'd thought they were more lax in their doctrine of late, but I was telling the truth when I said that I don't know much about the place."
The Midlander took a few moments to steady herself; a few shuddering breaths that resolved their roiling waves into one in, one out. Poor at espionage she might be, but she was still trained as a soldier, capable of wrangling her unruly emotions. As most of the embarrassed flush faded from her face, she took a small sip of mead, then fiddled with the glass on the table. One turn to the left; two to the right. It is unclear what alignment will suit her; perhaps it is unknown to her, too. "Is there anyone else watching us?" she inquired, her voice low.
The ‘Miqo’te’ cast a cursory glance toward the tavern entrance, but there only seemed to be a Wailer by the stairs, looking for all the world that he's half asleep already. "I shouldn't think so," he said after a moment before he looked back at Anne-Sophie. "Unless the trees themselves give you pause, but I don't think they care much for such things."
"Better them than a Wailer," she replied. That decided it for her; her mead glass remains with its handle aimed towards Rae-Hann, and she got to her feet. "I will tell you the truth, but...a few paces within the trees, if you do not mind overmuch." Her other Glass, currently aspected to Fire, floated neatly around the stool as she stood up in order to avoid scraping the seat with its blade. Something easily missed, or perhaps not.
Rae-Hann thought this over for a moment before he, too, got to his feet with a sigh. "All right, but I warn you I'll be very cross if you pull a voidsent out of your ear or try to run me through for my whole two gil." He glanced at the sword, more out of curiosity than anything, though its knack for moving on its own does seem to escape him. Maybe swords were just like that, after all.
"Fury forfend!" she decried the very notion, then belatedly realized he seemed to be joking. "Oh. Well, that is...fair enough, I suppose. I shan't be doing anything of the sort."
The pair wandered out of the eastern gate, passing a few Wailers who were busy keeping overeager wildlife away from the settlement. Anne-Sophie fought back her bizarre soldier’s urge to shout encouragement to the local soldiers; ‘break a leg, lads!’ died unspoken behind her teeth. Such impulses were a sign of mental exhaustion, she knew, and yet she had to press on. She and the mysterious Miqo’te stopped where a large boulder and larger tree partially shielded them from the road, yet encompassed enough open space so as to not feel claustrophobic.
Anne-Sophie regarded the large mushrooms that had partially-consumed the rock formation. "You know...I wonder what sort of fungi these are. Do you know? You said people usually mistake you for a Keeper, but...in sooth, I have only met a handful of Miqo'te in my time, and most of them were....err, nevermind." She was nervous. "A-anyway, I was hoping that meant you had some experience with these woods."
Rae-Hann followed her gaze to the mushrooms with a hum. "I'm not sure, I'm afraid. I'm from across the sea, so I'm not entirely acquainted with the local species as of yet." He paused. "Well, I suppose I live in Shroud -now-, but still. My experience is not exactly vast as of yet. Is this to do with your heresy?"
She sighed and shook her head. "No. Merely idle curiosity is all; my default state. Said curiosity did, however, lead to my heresy, as it so often does." She rested her left elbow on Glass's grip and turned her eyes back to the large fungi. "Perhaps I am just a foolish romantic, after all; enjoying seeing life where there once was only stone." Her right hand drifted to her chest for a moment; below her gambeson lay the tattoo of Amoracchius, the Knight of Voeburt's sword.
"Mm. That is often the way of curiosity. I would fear knowing more about the mushroom would reveal that it has some use, which in turn would lead to someone coming here and stripping the place barren." Though, from what he knew of the Gridanians they would not abide such, but still. It was always a careful balance, wanting to know and the consequences of the knowing.
"You may well be right. The elementals do not take kindly to invaders, but even they were subjugated by Garlemald. But...ah," she murmured in reply. “I can only hope I am not guilty of that sort of crime, too, though said guilt would have been accrued elsewhere.” She shook her head, then squared her shoulders, summoning her courage. "Before I fall too far into indulgent melancholy, R'hahn...would you care to hear a story?"
Rae looked back to Anne-Sophie, not bothering to correct her on his name this time. "I would like to hear one, actually. Do go ahead."
Telling her story twice in as many days; foolish, perhaps, but she felt it necessary. She was emboldened by Baron Rosaire’s response to what she’d told him; she’d add a few more details this time, seeing as ‘R’hahn’ seemed to be a fellow mystic. Anne-Sophie took a deep breath, and wove her tale once more.
((The prompts today and tomorrow include lightly-edited RP bits from a scene @yokasaris​ and I did a little while back. All of Rae-Hann’s dialogue and descriptions were written by them!))
(Continued here!)
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whumperofworlds · 11 months
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The pink nose poking through the bars of the stall twitched as Cheyenne made her way over. She again let out that bright, youthful laugh as she poked at the nose with a finger.
“Hello, Venus,” she said, her voice softer than ever, as the horse backed away from the gate she’d opened and then stood completely still.
Venus’s blue eyes twinkled in the sunlight and she whinnied quietly as Cheyenne hugged her neck.
“I might trim your mane a little later today, Venus,” she continued, pushing back the long forelock which was nearly down to Venus’s nose, “it might feel a little better.”
Venus didn’t protest as Cheyenne placed the halter on her and happily followed the teenager out of her stall. The gentle clip-clop of her hooves echoed across the wooden barn walls but once they reached outside, she came to a stop.
As beautiful as Atlas’s tan coat was when the sunlight hit, Cheyenne thought, nothing could compare to when the sun hit Venus’s white coat. Some people would say it reminded them of snow, but Cheyenne told people it gave her the impression that Venus was an angel in horse form.
“That’s why we don’t ride you,” the teenager teased as she opened the paddock gate, “because we don’t want to get your beautiful white coat all dirty.”
Venus shoved her nose against Cheyenne and snorted in complete disagreement. She took the carrot from Cheyenne’s hand and looked at her with those blue eyes. Sawyer had often told his daughter that a person could learn so much from a horse’s eyes.
Then Venus raced down the padlock fence, stopping to take a few bites of grass, then laid down and rolled in the dirt.
AH, this is so cute! Love how you describe everything on here, especially the gentle clip clops of Venus' hooves! I can imagine everything! Also HORSES. They're the best. Venus is such a sweetie I bet!
Thanks for sharing your work! :D
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writingwintermoon · 10 months
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Bobannec Fic Rec: Like You
It's not often that someone posts something in the Ao3 Bobannec tag that rewires my brain chemistry, but Like You by @what-i-meant-to-say has absolutely scratched my missing scene itch!!
We know so little about Fennec that it's hard to really get inside her head, but I really like this take on her perspective in that gap of time.
Fennec and Boba's relationship begins with just blind trust--him trusting that she won't immediately jump on him and kill him, or just run, her trusting that he won't harm her... of all the weird situations in which characters meet and team up in Star Wars, this is a really out-there one. They must have met at least once before...
I love how evocative her machinery is written, she basically got two-thirds of a Darth Maul going on, but you can see, she's not fueled by revenge: she's relying on trust, on teamwork, on him.
This is also a Boba Is A Cuddler Truther Zone, and I am so glad to see another comrade.
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go-go-devil · 1 year
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Fanfic writer ask: 🎁🦈📚
🎁 Have a piece of a WIP you want to share?
Here's a short segment from a Pathologic fic I just started writing a few days ago!
Clara paused. She assumed it may have been a prophetic vision, much the same as the ones she’d been granted since birth. Although hers were always panic-inducing warnings that manifested her thoughts like emerging plague clouds: saying the wrong thing to someone and incurring their wrath, failing to save her bound from the sand pest, forgetting an important task after being outrun by the unholy speed of time. Yet it was the death visions that were the worst of them all. 
Without warning she could be walking the lamplit streets only for her mind to gruesomely predict men hurling knives into her head, beating her to a bloody pulp, or even scorching her flesh with flames just a little farther down the road. Another time she imagined falling limp to the ground within the rotting innards of an infected house as a black, cold haze overtook her senses, to which her body pulsed with those pains as if it could remember shutting down in death.
Some of those visions even repeated, like the premonitions of those two goons who kidnapped Rubin and accosted her in the tunnels. So many variations of them pinning her against the wet, flesh-like walls, dealing blow after blow and snapping her fragile bones like twigs. 
Even if they were illusions, the ferocity of them still reduced her to tears each night…
🦈 Which character is the toughest to write?
In my Knock-Knock fic, House With No Door, I occasionally had trouble writing for the Lodger's father since that character literally doesn't appear in the game itself. To write him I basically had to take the two sentences of dialogue that reference him and build an oc out of it, then try my best to integrate him into the plot of the game. Overall, though, I do like my interpretation of him a lot!
Also in that very patho wip I just took a segment from above, there are several characters in it that I've never written for before: Lara, Aspity, Block, and Aglaya to be precise. While I do feel I at least have Lara and Block's voices and mannerisms down, I am slightly intimidated with getting Aspity and Aglaya's characters right since both are complex characters whom I don't wanna water-down (especially Aglaya since her scene's gonna be very intense and important to the narrative)
Granted my perfectionism ramps up when writing for patho characters since I only played the game once at the moment, so I'm afraid I missed some lore tidbits here and there by forgetting to complete an optional mission here and there
📚 Is there a fanfic or fanfic writer you recommend?
Two friends of mine are excellent fic authors who I recommend people check out on AO3!
solonggaybowser has written several really nice Hylics fanfics, particularly ones revolving around Wayne/Dedusmuln (and even the only Dedusmuln/Somsnosa fic I've seen yet) that are super cute and charming! At the moment he's also been writing some cool Pokemon fics too for Gens 5 and 8 characters
undeadarchivist has a boatload of very well-written Pathologic fics that I enjoy that tend to focus on trans and neurodivergent hc's for several of the characters (particularly Daniil and Artemy). His gen fics are some of the best I've ever read, and I'm sure his more explicit fics are of a similar high quality (sorry I'm too sex-repulsed to read those lol)
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thelittlestspider · 1 year
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a graphic for @kingsinking's wip A Curse Made of Teeth.
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annarts05 · 2 years
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sending this in anon bc i don't want ppl to know i wrote this but-
what is something embarrassing that you've written in the past, or smth that you thought could be a lot better?
mine is the one time that i actually wrote a whole ass chapter book and i thought it turned our good, and then years later i read back on it and realized i accidentally wrote a strangers-to-friends-to-enemies-lovers and it had vampires and werewolves and witches/wizards, but i only focused on the witches/wizards bc i thought magic was cool (it is but the way i wrote it is just so no)
omg- it was so cringe and at the end i made it so the mc died, and their last words were them saying "ily" to the person from the long-ass trope(?) from above 😭😭😭
AOSIFIHOASSFASJFAKFB
that sounds incredibly cringy, you're right, but also like something that i could get into pfft
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laufire-writes · 2 years
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Gift for @missbrunettebarbie-writer - Rose McGowan as her OC Selina!
[ID: gifs taken from Charmed (season 7 episode 6), of Rose McGowan as Paige Matthews. The first and third ones show close-ups to her (one with her hair up with a white buttoned shirt, looking concerned, her eyes going up and down; another with her hair down raising her eyebrows and pursing her lips, with an olive green shirt): both of them include a layer of a red crescent moon and starts in movement. The second gif shows Paige looking at a raising blue full moon, calling it pretty, and turning around, transforming in a wolf-like creature; it also includes a layer of stars in movement.]
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grollow · 1 year
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hey. 
hey.
hollow knight people.
read this hornet fic.
flora won’t share their works here without them basically being done and/or me screaming like a feral animal, so i’m going to just drop this in an attempt to pspsps people.
because this is really really exciting to me and has me face-smashing myself at ao3 like “i need updates to breathe” while frothing at the mouth.
(i’m normal, i swear.)
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