Good Omens Monsters and Myths Collab beginning July and continuing through October 2026.
About me: I’m a fanfiction reader, writer, and Beta, mostly for the Good Omens fandom, passionate about writing as well as supporting the fandom space to be a positive, welcoming environment.
I am also a long-time costumer/ cosplayer in historical reenactment and several fandoms (Good Omens, Our Flag Means Death, Star Trek, Star Wars, The Incredibles) Photos on Instagram
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I am sooooo very touched by how much love I've received for the continuation of The Art of Letting Go! It has far surpassed my expectations and I'm just so incredibly pleased to have been able to lovingly continue this story. 🥰
I have a list of plot points from the original story that needed to be addressed, and two major ones are officially wrapped up in this chapter! I myself had been eagerly awaiting this scene since I was reading the original story and am happy to finally be able to bring it to life for you all. Happy reading!
A snippet from Chapter 8 of The Art of Letting Go: After the Last Page
Every corner of the conservatory bore the distinct mark of Crowley’s hands—his dedicated care, effort, and devotion. What had once been a forgotten ruin had blossomed into a vibrant cathedral. The conservatory felt alive, brimming with a sense of promise and colour, a glass vessel designed for nature to shine.
Aziraphale was captivated by it all, but when he turned back to Crowley, his heart swelled even more at the sight of the man responsible for its beauty. Crowley had pushed his glasses up onto his head to watch Aziraphale take it all in, and the quiet, radiant pride emanating from him was unlike anything he’d seen in the Submissive. It was a magnificent look on him.
"This is... Crowley, this is incredible," Aziraphale breathed. "You’ve turned it into something—something alive again. It’s perfect."
There was a long pause. When Crowley spoke, his voice was low and careful. "I thought it deserved a second chance."
His tone betrayed nothing, but Aziraphale could hear the meaning behind it as clearly as the tolling of a cathedral bell.
Aziraphale stepped into Crowley’s space, his hand reaching out curl around his bicep. "It is more than a second chance, my dear. You have brought it back to life."
Crowley looked down at his feet, scuffing the toe of his boot against the gleaming Victorian tile. “Yeah, well… thanks for letting me work on it. Turns out I kind of like caring for things. Fixing them up.”
“I should be the one thanking you,” Aziraphale answered gently. “This place was in dire need of a caring hand, and I am so very glad it found yours.”
As the words left his lips, Aziraphale realised that the conservatory wasn’t the only thing Crowley had breathed life back into. Aziraphale himself had been left untended, a neglected relic, a man frozen in his own ivory tower, slowly crumbling under the weight of his isolation. But Crowley had stepped into his world with steady hands and tireless devotion, mending him just as surely as he had restored the conservatory.
He had never felt so alive.
Take a look at what’s happening across the Good Omens fandom.
This calendar includes events inspired by Good Omens, across all eras, interpretations, and continuities. Whether you're a creator, participant, or enthusiastic cheerleader, there are plenty of ways to get involved.
Events in green have been newly added. Listings are generally ordered by upcoming date.⏰ indicates a submission deadline within the next month
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Creative Events, Challenges, & Prompts: (Events where you make, write, draw, or create)
July 2026
⏰•Monsters and Myths Collaboration— Sign-up Deadline 4th August 2026
An 18+ collaborative event for writers, artists, and betas celebrating mythology, folklore, cryptids, and legendary creatures through the world of Good Omens. Participants will be paired to create monstrous and myth-inspired fanworks, with posting beginning 1st October 2026.
⏰•The Ineffable Con Vid Show—Submission Deadline 26th July 2026Video submissions are now open for the convention. Songvids, video essays, crack vids, fan trailers, animatics, dubbed comics, and more are welcome. Both new and existing works may be submitted. Convention attendance is not required.
⏰•SlorchWeek—Begins 26th July 2026
A Shark Week-inspired Good Omens fandom event celebrating Slorch. See link for Slorch Week Schedule.
⏰•Julycious—Summer prompt challenge.Odd-numbered days 1st-31st July 2026
A summer-inspired creative challenge featuring prompts on every odd-numbered day throughout July. Join in with writing, art, or other fanworks whenever inspiration strikes and add your creations to the collection.
•Summer of Ineffable Pride Bingo— Posting runs June to 1st September 2026
A low-pressure Pride-inspired Good Omens challenge for writers and artists, encouraging seasonal queer-themed fanworks. This event is designed to be flexible and welcoming, allowing participants to join in whenever they like. See link for details
•The Ineffable Rewrite Challenge—A GOAD challenge encouraging fans to reimagine the finale. Stories should include the events of S1 and S2, Jesus, pizza, and the Book of Life. Beyond those elements, participants are free to take the story in any direction, length, rating, or style. See link for details.
•Alternative Good Omens Finale Project— A fan-led animation project imagining an alternative ending is seeking artists, writers, and other contributors. See link for information and sign-up form.
•Ineffable Kinktober 2026 is in the planning stages for this year, with prompts coming soon. See link for details.
August 2026
•Rare Omens Each week prompts you to create for different Good Omens canon and feature rare characters/pairs in your fan art and fanfic!
August 2 - 8: TV Omens finale
August 9 - 15: TV Omens series 2
August 16 - 22: TV Omens series 1
August 23 - 29: Book Omens
September 2026
•Good Omens Got True Talents Show 2026–Submission Deadline 27th September 2026
Submissions are open in a variety of categories, including Musical Performance, Non-Musical Performance, Arts and Crafts, Memes and Comics, Cosplay. The showcase video will premiere on 9th October 2026 through Sendarya: Exploring Visual Media Through Analysis
Ongoing/No Fixed Date
•Good Omens Britpicking Library—A developing community project intended to become a resource for British cultural guidance in Good Omens fanworks. The blog is currently open for questions and updates while the full resource is still being prepared.
•Bildadzine 2—Bildad-themed zine volume 2 is in the very earliest stages of development. Watch for upcoming announcements and participation details.
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Community Events & Meetups: (Events you attend, join, or show up for at a specific time or place)
August 2026
•Good Omens Tour of London—19th August 2026
A wheelchair-accessible walking tour of Good Omens London filming locations in the run up to TIC7. You don’t need to be attending the convention to join the tour.
•The Small Back Room— 21st - 23rd August 2026
A fan-organized weekend at Alton House Hotel, Alton, Hampshire, UK where attendees can gather to stream The Ineffable Con 7 together. Tickets are available for full weekend or single day attendance. Cosplay is welcome! For more information, contact @lintilla72
•The Ineffable Con 2026 21st - 23rd August 2026
Cookam, UK (but also virtual attendance options available).
October 2026
•The Ineffable Society Meetup 2026 24th October 2026
Philadelphia, USA. This looks like a great opportunity to meet fellow fans in person.
Ongoing/No Fixed Date
•Sendarya: Exploring Visual Media Through Analysis Following Season 3, Sendarya will continue Good Omens discussions while expanding coverage to additional fandoms.
If you have or know of an event to share, please submit it here or DM the calendar: Event Submission Form
Tag your posts #ineffablegoevents so we can find them and include them in the monthly roundup.
*(This list focuses on events currently open to participants and may not include events that are already closed to new sign-ups.)
A huge shout-out to @naturallyteal, our agent-in-the-field. Honestly, we’re not sure how he finds everything, but he always shows up with new events like a delightful magpie bringing shiny things. 🩵
If you find this calendar useful, reblogs are always appreciated. It helps more GO fans discover events and create community within the fandom 💛
Tagging list under the cut.
Let me know if you'd like to be added to or removed from the tagging list.
Looky 👀at all of these lovely Good Omens fandom events! Check them out, and be sure to contact @ineffablegoeventcalendar if you know of more events to add.
Also definitely check out the @theineffablesociety to look for (or organize yourself!) local Good Omens fandom meetups in your area.
Lets keep the fandom spirit alive!
Inviting all writers, artists, and betas to join the Monsters and Myths Good Omens Collab!
Join us for a creative celebration through the lens of mythology, folklore, and legendary creatures. Whether you want to explore ancient folklore, cryptid chaos, or gothic horror, this is your canvas to rewrite the myths with your favorite Good Omens characters. Let's make something beautifully monstrous together!
⛔Restrictions: Please note that the The Art of Yelling host server is an 18+ community. Participants must be 18 or older to join the collab. All ratings (G/T, M/E) are welcome.
✍️ Writers: Bring your best folklore and creature ideas.
🔍 Betas: Help us keep the chaos contained and polished.
🎨 Artists: Give us your most stunning, mythical visuals. Your canvas, your rules! All art styles welcome! You'll get to look at the writers' story summaries first and pick the concepts that spark your inspiration. Come help us bring these monstrous myths to life!
What You Get From This Event: Access to a Discord community of lovely fandom creators sharing ideas, collaborating, and cheerleading. We have channels for brainstorming, feedback, writing sprints, WIP progress sharing, fic recommendations, cute pet pics, and more!
📅 IMPORTANT DATES
July 4……..... Event opens
August 4…... Deadline to join and submit your story summary/rating if you are an artist, a beta, or a writer who wants to be paired up.
August 16..… Deadline for betas and artists to submit their pairing survey
August 29.... Beta and artist pairings announced
October 1.… Posting period begins and deadline to join for solo writers/ artists (Those who do not want a beta, writer, or artist pairing). ⚠️ Note for Solo Creators: While you can join up until October 1, keep in mind that your story/art must be ready to post by the end of October.
💡 Quick Facts: Any rating welcome | No word count min/max | New works or current WIP chapters welcome | Choose from our prompt list or create your own!
Click here for more information/ FAQ
Contact @ajconstantine on Tumblr or Discord (same name) with any questions.
Fey: Very well. When you return home tonight, your mother will be in pristine health again. It will be like she never fell ill at all. Even the memory of her suffering will fade…
Human: Thank you so much. She means everything to me.
Fey: I know, I know. Let’s hope the price wasn’t too much for you after all… Only time will tell.
I’m planning to host a Monsters and Myths Good Omens collab starting next month (more details to come soon). It would be SO awesome if a participant nabbed this prompt for it! 😃
In a world where Dominants and Submissives are bound by biology and paired off by an all-powerful Council, Aziraphale and Crowley have emerged from the emotional wreckage of their forced pairing. Trust was hard-won battle, and although the scars of Crowley’s past run deep, they have finally crossed the threshold into new territory: a genuine, chosen bond.
Yet as they learn to navigate the profound intimacy of their new bond, the shadows of the old order still loom. With the high-society Gala fast approaching and a historic, high-stakes legal battle for Submissive rights on the horizon, they must stand together. Because changing their own world was only the beginning—now, they face changing the rest of it.
This is written in loving memory and is a continuation of the story The Art of Letting Go by Nekhen.
This story picks up exactly where the original text left off, so if you are new to this story, I highly recommend reading the original work first so that the plot and universe make sense.
Rating: E. Words: 90k, Chapters: 20. It is entirely written and will be posted weekly, so join me on this journey!
Nekhen was an author that you waited for the email that an update for their fic was posted.
Then the updates stopped.
Their beta, @ajconstantine , and I used to talk about their work and discords were formed so other people could weigh in ("you know I think Crowley would wear this kind of collar as a sub") and debate the stories Nekhen wrote that had people so invested.
That evolved into this large online community for other Good Omens fans and writers that continues today.
Nekhen very sadly passed while writing their last story.
Someone saw how important it was to finish the work of a story, of a fic, for this fandom and to not leave it unfinished and they took the task on to finish their work.
The beautiful human being that is @ajconstantine put years of work continuing the story.
I was there for some the process and this was a huge undertaking with several readers and questionaires and google docs and it felt like being on the sidelines of seeing a James Cameron film get made.
This was a herculean labor of love. And the only people that are really going to get it and respect it are the writers and readers of fandom.
The respect and honor with which this project was approached is world class. This is why art exists.
Oh goodness Zigggy you are so incredibly sweet. I am infinity thankful that you have been on this journey with me from the very beginning and I’m joyful that you’re here with me for the end. Fanfic Freinds Forever! ❤️🥰
In a world where Dominants and Submissives are born to their dynamics and must pair off or face biology induced madness, Aziraphale and Crowley have emerged from the emotional wreckage of their forced pairing by an all-powerful Council. Trust was hard-won battle, and although the scars of Crowley’s past run deep, they have finally crossed the threshold into new territory: a genuine, chosen bond.
Yet as they learn to navigate their new bond, the shadows of the old order still loom. With the high-society Gala fast approaching and a historic, high-stakes legal battle on the horizon to challenge the Council's doctrine that Submissives are merely property without the right to inherit, they must stand together. Because changing their own world was only the beginning—now, they face changing the rest of it.
This is written in loving memory and is a continuation of the story The Art of Letting Go by Nekhen.
This story picks up exactly where the original text left off, so if you are new to this story, I highly recommend reading the original work first so that the plot and universe make sense.
Rating: E. Words: 90k, Chapters: 20. It is entirely written and will be posted weekly, so join me on this journey!
I know the Good Omens finale has left a lot of fans feeling heartbroken. It got me thinking about what really ties me to this fandom, and for me, my love for Good Omens has never lived or died by what happens on the screen. While I enjoyed Season 1, it didn’t blow me away—and yet it sparked a fierce desire to create my own stories about the characters, and it was through that act of creation that I connected with the fandom.
Canon may have closed its book, but my keyboard is still wide open.
I am still deeply, hopelessly in love with Aziraphale and Crowley and with writing. My method of coping with the completion of the on-screen story has been to furiously write—creating new worlds and giving them the gentle, romantic, or action-filled chapters with the happy endings they deserve. Which means I've been sneaking off to my computer like an addict to write at every single opportunity. (“Sorry kiddo, mom’s busy. Go drive yourself to school. You're ten, you've got this. Love you, bye.”)
To the fanfic readers, writers, artists, and the meta-analysts: we built the cottage. We always have.
I really hope that amid the disappointment, other fans can find the same joy in this fandom that I do. Let's keep creating, keep sharing, and keep loving these characters on our own terms. The show might be over, but our corner of the universe is endless.
Evidence of Attraction, a Good Omens human AU story.
For Aziraphale, working as a paralegal at a prestigious law firm is an exercise in endurance. Trapped under a tyrannical boss and sequestered in the gloomy basement library, his only bright spot is the view from afar of Anthony J. Crowley—the firm's rising star defense attorney who is brilliant, devastatingly handsome… and arrives to office functions with a gorgeous woman on his arm.
But when their professional orbits collide, they fall into an unexpected, after-hours friendship that quickly becomes a delicate form of torture. Aziraphale is acutely aware that he is in danger of falling deeply, irreversibly in love with a man who could never return his feelings—no matter the evidence otherwise that his lonely heart imagines.
Set against the backdrop of 1970s San Francisco, this is a story of hidden desires, office chemistry, and what happens when two men find exactly what they’ve been looking for behind closed doors.
I am posting this today in honor of St. Constantine's day which tickles me to no end, and hope you enjoy another story of these wonderful characters choosing each other yet again. (Also, wahoo for finishing a WIP I started 5 years ago! 🥳)
Tags: Rating: E, Aziraphale/Crowley, Alternate Universe- Human, Lawyer Crowley, Paralegal Aziraphale, 1970's San Francisco, Friends to Lovers, Just a wee bit of angst, Gloomy basement law libraries are great for drama, Happy Ending
For @ajconstantine, an edition of her marvelous sci-fi au, Starlight on a Nightingale. Starship captain Crowley’s first officer takes on Aziraphale as a new medic. But oh no-there’s a strict no fraternization policy!
As Star Trek was my first fandom, I have a soft spot for sci-fi, and this was a wonderful story. I really wanted a glittery black for the bookcloth and finally found one. It goes so well with AJ’s art that I kept for the title page.
OMG!! The binding on Starlight on a Nightingale simply blew me away!
The cover is a deep, sparkling black like pinpricks of stars that I cannot stop admiring. The inside endpapers are a gorgeous, colorful galaxy, and every single detail—down to the computerized font of the table of contents and the art for the chapter headers—had me Muppet-flailing wildly.
I am dead. Dying. Deceased. 💀❤️
I just... wow. I'm not going to be able to get any work done now, far too memorized by that sparkling cover. Thank you, Brunheiffer.
As a bonus, for @ajconstantine, I also did Caramel Delight which is an absolutely delicious human au that I adore. However is Crowley going to meet his cute neighbor? Maybe gifting a jar of his delicious caramel sauce will work.
I tried to get close to the wonderful colors in @anotherwellkeptsecret’s beautiful art that I kept as the title page and also used as endpapers.
The incomparable @brunheiffer once again left me speechless! 😭✨
For Caramel Delight, the details of the wee bookmark charms reflecting the dessert theme of the story, the shimmering gold leaf on the front, the delightful caramel image accents throughout the book, and the caramel sauce recipe included at the end—simply perfect.
My heart is so incredibly full. Seeing my work in physical book form really brings home the fact that I’m just as much of an author as those who traditionally publish. Endless amounts of gratitude, Brunheiffer. You are a master of your craft! ❤️
OMG the (nearly final) draft for The Art of Letting Go: After the Last Page is officially finished! For those who may not know, this is the completion of the beloved Good Omens human AU story of an author whom I was a beta for before her untimely passing.
There will still be a bit of editing based on beta feedback but the heavy lifting of writing is complete. Speaking of betas: a massive, indispensable, glittering THANK YOU to the wonderful Queen Aislin, @naturallyteal, @wingsofopal, @depraveddame. I am beyond grateful for the feedback and love you’ve poured into this story.
The final stats? It’s currently sitting at 91,609 words and 20 chapters.
Which is... wow. So much longer than I originally intended! But there were so many plot threads that needed to be wrapped up properly, and, well... I may have gotten a bit carried away in spots. (Hopefully in the best way possible, and in ways you'll all enjoy!)
This was a uniquely challenging project. Trying to match Nekhen's tone and style while staying true to my own voice was a massive tightrope walk, but I am happy with how it came together.
Chapter 1 drops on May 24th! I hope you all find this conclusion as satisfying and enjoyable to read as it was emotional to write.
Status update: I am officially in the home stretch of my continuation for The Art of Letting Go by Nekhen!
What started as a "quick project" has blossomed into a 90k-word monster. I thought I was going to write a short story; I accidentally wrote a novel. (Which is quite typical of me. 😆)
It turns out wrapping up all those important plot points with the justice they deserve takes a lot of space. I’m sticking to my "finish before posting" rule, and I’m finally down to the last two chapters. They are currently fighting me like mad, but I will show them who’s boss and wrestle them into submission.
Like most (all? 99.9%?) of writers, I’m fueled by enthusiasm. If you’re excited to see where this goes, feel free to drop some energy or screaming in the tags/inbox to help me power through these final scenes! Questions welcome as well.
Preview of Chapter 1:
They stayed by the window watching the snow drift down—thick and slow as feathers—lulled by its mesmerising fall and the quiet contentment of each other’s presence. But eventually, Aziraphale managed to coax Crowley back into bed. Even his Submissive’s fascination with the snow was no match for the pull of warm blankets and an even warmer embrace. Crowley had gone willingly enough, mumbling sleepily as Aziraphale tucked the blankets securely around his chilled limbs and pressed a kiss to his forehead.
The storm was still going strong, when Aziraphale woke up again. According to the mantel clock, it was nearly half past eight, and the room was dipped into a dim grey light. Crowley was already awake, sitting up beside him with the covers pooled at his waist and his eyes turned towards the window. They’d left the curtains open the night before, so from the warmth of their bed they could see the snow still tumbling down outside in a soft, steady curtain.
Aziraphale let out a wordless sound as the cogs in his brain slowly started back to life, shifting towards Crowley to tug him under the duvet. “Come here, you’ll catch your death like that,” he mumbled, cradling Crowley’s cool body against his chest to warm him up. Crowley went willingly, tucking his head under Aziraphale’s chin and pressing his nose into Aziraphale’s neck with a satisfied sigh.
“It’s still snowing,” Crowley murmured, pressing his chilled hands against Aziraphale’s warm belly. Aziraphale jerked back with a hiss, but that didn’t seem to bother Crowley overmuch. “Sorry, I’m cold.”
He didn’t sound particularly sorry either.
“It’s all right.” Aziraphale tangled their legs together as he stroked Crowley’s hair. “I’ll warm you up.”
This was usually when Crowley’s hands would begin to wander, stroking Aziraphale’s body with unmistakable intent. But this morning, he didn’t seem in a rush to start anything, content to simply bask in their closeness.
“Could we... could we get up?” Crowley asked after a moment, pulling back to search Aziraphale’s face with bright eyes. “I want to see the snow.”
Aziraphale blinked at the unmistakable eagerness in Crowley's tone. “Of course, darling, anything you want.” It made him wonder just how long it had been since Crowley had been allowed outside on a snowy day. “You can go first for a shower. I’ll sort out the room.”
Crowley pressed a parting kiss against Aziraphale’s collar bone and then slipped out, sparing a last lingering look to the snowy sky before striding into the en suite.
Ineffable Picnics- California Bay Area Good Omens fan meetups
Pack your hampers and prepare for a heavenly (and slightly infernal) afternoon. You are cordially invited to two Ineffable Picnic meetups!
Picnic 1: Sunday, May 10 2026, 11:30am, Lions Wayside Park, Pleasanton
Picnic 2: Sunday, May 24 2026, 12pm, Yerba Buena Gardens, San Francisco.
Please reblog and share to spread the word! Feel free to reach out to me ( AJ Constantine) on Tumbler or Discord (I'd love to know if you plan to attend), or join the conversation over at The Ineffable Society on Discord.
Hello! I hope you are well. You don't have to answer this on your blog but I suspect that if I want to know other people might also.
You mentioned that you were working on an ending to Nekhen's unfinished fic, the Art of Letting Go. Is this still in progress? It's possible I might have missed it, or I might have missed if you changed your mind.
Thanks for all the fic :)
Yes—my current WIP is very close to my heart. Some Good Omens fanfic readers may be familiar with The Art of Letting Go by Nekhen, which was left unfinished when she passed away unexpectedly. She was a dear friend, and I was her beta. For a long time I wrestled with the idea of continuing the story—not only because of the grief of losing her, but also because of the challenge of honoring her distinctive voice and the complex themes she was exploring.
In the end, I realized I wasn’t the only one who would love to see the story reach its conclusion. Many readers cherished it as deeply as I did, and after a great deal of thought I finally decided to take the leap.
The continuation begins where the original left off and is written with deep respect for Nekhen and the story she created. I don’t pretend to replace her voice—no one could—but I’ve done my best to carry the story forward in a way that honors the characters, themes, and emotional journey she began.
From many conversations with her about the story, I knew some of what she had planned. There were other parts I never asked about—moments I was content to experience as a reader while she wrote them—and of course now I wish I had asked more questions. It’s bittersweet in that way.
I’ve written most of the first draft so far (currently about 73k words). I’m deeply grateful to several wonderful betas—longtime fans of the original—who have helped me shape this continuation with care and respect for her voice.
I hope readers feel that I’ve honored her work and the complex themes she was exploring, and that they'll enjoy returning to this story. I’ll be posting updates on Tumblr about when I’ll begin sharing The Art of Letting Go: After the Last Page later this year, and readers can follow me on AO3. ❤️
Aziraphale never expected to leave the quiet Temple colony where he was born—much less train as a medic for the Assembly of Planets. Now ex-military, he drifts from port to port in search of work… and somewhere he might finally feel he belongs.
Then, in a crowded spaceport bar, he meets a freighter captain whose charm and swagger can’t quite hide the yearning that matches his own. Crowley sweeps him into a night of laughter, grav-darts, easy conversation, and a spark so immediate it feels like destiny.
However, morning brings separate off-planet destinations and reluctant farewells… until fate delivers Aziraphale a new assignment aboard Crowley’s starship. Between strict no-fraternizing rules, secrets that simmer beneath the surface, dangers lurking in deep space, and a captain guarded about his past, Aziraphale finds that nothing aboard the Nightingale is simple.
Least of all the way Crowley looks at him.
Thanks to the Otherworldly Affairs collab for the companionship and cheerleading, and @moderndayklutz for the beta.
