playing minesweeper with the magi

queer elder millennial obsessed with good omens

[dogpuppy]

[holyoleo]

sandalphon

[sollunaastra]

i wanna write a fix it for gomens s3 but like. everyone is doing that and i bet people are sick of reading them by now cos like always i'm late to the party lol

[kotias]

As a reminder:

There are never too many cakes!

[twilightofthesandwiches]

[angellilou-art]

✨ We'll meet again ✨

Ok, after days and days of hesitation, I finally found the courage to post some GO3 art.

(plz be kind)

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[avaeburns]

"I heard that you needed a nanny."

[abastardworthknowing]

Hello Good Omens fandom! I had the pleasure to be commissioned by my good friend @janeway-lover to do a huge illustration of the archangel Uriel in their true angelic form. This piece took a total of 23+ hours in total (many many days of work). I think this is one of the biggest pieces I’ve done in 5 years!! I hope you all enjoy it.

[ID in ALT: An illustration of the archangel Uriel from Good Omens in their true form. Behind them on their right is a golden eagle and on the left is a brown, furry Bull. Behind them are six white wings. Around them are several floating eyes as well as a horizontal metal ring through a vertical metal ring both covered in eyes. The rings also read part of a prayer: “O holy Saint Uriel, intercede for us that our hearts may burn with the fire of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.”. All eyes in this illustration are glowing. Uriel holds a scroll out in front of them, with one hand holding the base of the roll, with the other holding the paper out. From that hand it falls down through one of the rings and towards the viewer. The scroll is filled with text from the book of Revelations. The sun shines brightly behind them, lighting up their form. / END ID]

[ID in ALT: a cropped version of the illustration above focusing on the archangel Uriel their eagle form and their bull form. /END ID]

[humanpersonfr]

painted aziraphale. got a bit carried away. am covered in paint

[mwagneto]

noone in the history of the world has ever deserved to get fucked more than he did i'm going to cry

[mwagneto]

HE WOULD'VE.....

[rogue-bard]

I for one refuse to accept a story, written by a rich and influential (for legal reasons sake alleged) rapist, that is telling us that, if we're being manipulated and traumatized by someone more powerful than us, the only way out is to kill ourselves.

Isn't that a convenient end for a story by Neil Gaiman lmao

[quitequaintrelle]

He's the baddest demon at Heaven and Hell Academy Class of 1992.

(Original headshots on Stevie Smith's Instagram)

[dustbunniees]

tbh my biggest problem with go3 is that aziraphale and crowley do stuff that affects the plot and actually makes a difference in the story #notmygoodomens. my ineffables do NOT save the world, they are there while the world is saved

you’ve taken the two most useless beings in existence and you made them make a decision. look at them. they’re suicidal now

[ilunzaiola]

ArchSiblings S2!

(BTS pictures from Gloria Abianyo's IG)

[dailyaziraphale]

Aziraphale of the Day: I mourn magician Aziraphale everyday

[polymona]

[armageddidnt]

Oops another person’s hand slipped

[cassieoh]

All the important things, all in one place

[curiouspupsiclelibrary]

GO Fan Fiction Friday (29 May 2026) - Reading Dirty Books

Some fic writers like writing smut. And some fic writers like writing our favorite characters reading (and writing) smut. This week, let's look at stories in which our pair read (and write) dirty books.

We'll start with The Angel Line (E) by @fancytrinkets. While shopping for audiobooks to sell in his shop, Aziraphale's attention is caught by a familiar name. Does Crowley narrate smutty audiobooks? Why yes, yes he does. The writer does a great job with Crowley's voice and the fun asides. I could absolutely hear David Tennant reading the words in my head.

SparrowVixen wrote In words I dwell in darkness, with words you lift me up (T) in which Crowley takes up writing romance stories inspired by time he's spent with Aziraphale. Aziraphale is horrified when he discovers them, but not for the reason you might think.

Do you enjoy bad sex puns as much as I do? If so, you'll love "The Devil Made Me Do Him" and other recommended titles (E) by AppleSeeds. When Crowley repairs Aziraphale's e-reader, he discovers some provocative recommendations based on what he's already read. What follows is some ridiculously silly, pun-filled, smut and a much needed conversation between our pair.

@copperplatebeech wrote an entire series called The Rake (E). It begins with Crowley discovering that Aziraphale wrote erotica during their estrangement in the 19th century. In future stories, they resurrect Aziraphale's nom de plume (Chasten Angell) as a way to discuss their fantasies in a safe way. The writer is so good at capturing the tone of a Victorian tale, making for fun reads.

Are you ready for some human AUs on the same theme? More under the gif.

Next, we have Between a Book and a Hard Place (E) by LCWrites. Aziraphale and Crowley have a quickie at an event, never expecting to see each other again. Then Crowley gets the job of narrating a book of Victorian erotical written by Aziraphale. Will sparks fly again?

Aziraphale is a popular, queer romance writer in and now all of my garden is grown in lavender (E) by @ilikeblue. His fans want a glimpse inside his perfect romantic life. Unfortunately, it's all a lie. Will pretending his gardener Crowley is his partner fool anyone?

We're back to AppleSeeds with Passion on the Projector (M). When Crowley enters the room where Aziraphale just finished his lecture, he discovers some interesting material on the overhead projector. Apparently, Professor Fell was reading smut without realizing his laptop was still connected to the projector. Oops.

Finally, In the Margins: The Other Anniversary by @thisisshiny has Aziraphale and Crowley celebrating an anniversary by reading erotica together. You could read this on its own. But it's part of a series. You should start at the beginning. It's terrific! Thanks to GOAD on reddit where a post inspired this theme.

If you enjoyed these recs, follow me so you never miss out. Remember to express appreciation to writers by leaving kudos and comments. The fandom is the heart of this story we love so much.

[darcydash]