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@envyissin
I often wonder what happened to authors of unfinished fanfictions.
I hope they’re having a nice life
we absolutely are not and that unfinished fic haunts us to this day
Reblog if that unfinished fic haunts you to this day
finished The Spear Cuts Through Water yesterday and I am in LOVE with Keema and Jun.... everyone read this book immediately
spock is gay compilation
star trek heritage post (July 3rd, 2020)
it's a shame that the trope of a character who looks 12 but is actually 300 years old is usually just used for ick fanservice because on a paper i think the psychology of a person stuck in permanent childhood has a lot of interesting story potential. unfortunately i would not trust a fandom with that character with a 100ft pole.
The full saga of Margie and the Nuns (so far). Realised I never compiled these in one place.! Also, bonus Margies!
@mother0fwyrms
tbh a lot of my advice boils down to “hey you know that terrible horrible looming thing you’re doing your best to avoid and distract and escape as much as possible but no matter what you do it just keeps looming and looming and ruining your life”
“just, fuckign, run straight at it screaming.”
i needed this as a background
Steamy Saturday
"My name is Brut Toro . . . I am neither brutish . . . nor . . . am I Spanish."
"I am . . . wild and passionate and strange. . . ."
"'Dany!' I cried . . . 'I only want one thing -- your happiness.' . . . 'Oh, my little Bru!' he gasped. . . ."
"He turned my naked body to face his, sweeping me into his arms again. . . ."
"We groped for each other . . . wracking us past all thoughts of control."
"We were hid, . . . safe even from the accusing eyes of God. . . ."
". . . loving with an intensity which threatened to drive us mad."
My Purple Winter by American author and illustrator Carl Corley (1921-2016) is a "French Line" gay erotic novel published in San Diego by Publishers Export Company in 1966. The novel is a rural farm romance about young Brut Toro who falls in love with a Creole farmhand on his father's property. When the father discovers their tryst, he sends Brut to New Orleans to live his uncle, who really is a brute. But Brut escapes and finds himself on the streets hustling for a living.
A native of rural Mississippi, Corley pioneered the Southern gay novel. His work, as LGBTQ+ historian John Howard observes, "complicates queer cultural studies by unsettling its urbanist roots." From 1947 to 1981, Corley worked as a staff artist for the Mississippi State Highway Department and after moving to Louisiana, also for the Louisiana Highway Department. He also drew a Cajun-themed comic strip for the Eunice (LA) News. At the same time, he also produced homoerotic illustrations for beefcake magazines. From 1966 to 1971, Corley published over 20 erotic gay pulps, illustrating the covers himself, including the goofy camp cover for My Purple Winter, which is considered his best novel.
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