nafir

he/him

[anattmar]

[gorsho444]

The real Themis.

[snoobinn]

boy so smug he don’t know we sending him to tau ceti

[mori0427]

Stratt... have many thoughts about her, all of them leave a gutwrenching pit in my stomach <3 love herr

[orphetoon]

go watch project hail mary NOW!!

[chalroe]

eva stratt online shopping coping mechanism

[atomikats]

curiouser and curiouser

[lstatdelioncourt]

We all have to make sacrifices. If I have to be the world's whipping boy to secure our salvation, then that's my sacrifice to make.

EVA STRATT | PROJECT HAIL MARY (2026)

[minotauri]

sources say there are muscles in the back of my neck. and they want to kill me

[lezbianz]

observation: among a certain subset of tumblr users, the term “blorbo” has become unchic, but the concept it describes is still important; and so it has been replaced with “The Character”

[cardentist]

to be Fair, I think The Character is meant to describe a certain level of agony, of being consumed by what loves you. blorbo is an expression of affection, The Character is sinking into the depths

[imsodishy]

[wolfythewitch]

furthest we've ever been

[gl-saveme]

"And to anyone tempted to kiss the TV tonight, please don't chip your tooth." - The seven husbands of Evelyn Hugo 🏆🎬

[251002] PAM TARRADEE & ARHOUNG NATTAWADEE as Evelyn Hugo & Celia St. James via Pam's ig

[st1cksandst4ns]

as a bay area resident i, too, would like to be shipped 11 lightyears away where i never have to look at ai advertisements again

[saewokhrisz]

senki se menekül

[liesmyth]

if you see this post, it's your sign to read Deeplight

[liesmyth]

This book was my favourite read of 2020. I was promised eldritch gods, excellent worldbuilding, the overcoming of toxic relationships, and a kickass feral girl as a supporting character. I got all of that in spades! The book also features a very thoughtful portrayal of deaf characters and deaf culture that is tightly interwoven in the worldbuilding, and a main character who is sympathetic and thoroughly human. The setting is incredibly vivid and powerful. Also did I mention eldritch gods??

[elf-kid2]

Deeplight, by Frances Hardinge

Do you like respectfully written, well-researched Deaf main characters? (Yes I said CHARACTERS, plural!)

Do you like queer stories?

Do you like unsettling, eldritch abominations from the depths of the sea?!

"Deeplight" has all that and more!

Consider, a quote from the inside flap:

The gods are dead. Fifty years ago, they turned on one another and tore eachother apart. Nobody knows why.

Now, even coin-sized scraps of dead god are worth a fortune because of the strange powers they're said to possess. But few are brave enough to dive and search for them.

When fifteen-year-old Hark finds the still-beating heart of one of these deities, he'll risk everything to keep it out of the hands of the smugglers, scientists, and cults who would kill for it's power. Because Hark needs the heart if he wants to save the life of his best friend, Jelt.

But the power of a god was not meant for human hands.

With the heart, Jelt begins to eerily transform, and Hark will have to decide if he can stay loyal to his best friend-- or what he's willing to sacrifice to save him.

THIS IS WORTH READING!!!

[i-want-my-chirfugging-goose-back]

IT IS SO WORTH READING AND I’M KINDA OBSESSING OVER IT ATM

[pangur-and-grim]

this is huge… a three chair event