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beautiful art that @jiubilant drew of gal and sharp-knuckles T—T !! i love their expressions…

#they are up to something… <3 #my sweeties #galenariel #sharp knuckles #these are so lovely pom.. thank you :’)

I haven't done wip Wednesday in a long time but I figure I can dig up some of what I've been agonizing over... Lately life has not made writing very easy so I've been reading a lot more than I write

Thank you @elfroot-and-laurels @ghostwise @waterbearable for the tag! ^_^

passing it on to @wyllzel @gribbo @zvona @nulfaga @yashaii @lavampira @odonism @rufalius @nuwanders @spellsparkler @fllagellant and @everybodyknows-everybodydies No pressure of course, would love to see whatever project you're working on or interested in at the moment :)

Edit @kagrenacs I just remembered I wanted to poke you for this too lol. If you have anything you want to share, no pressure of course <3

#wip tag #my memory has been so bad.. and I lost my list of people I tag for these #so please grab the tag from me if you want Id love to see what you're working on

autoneurotic

it is spring, the horses are running, and i am free

alnitaks

koujayn by marta mamon & hair by marília rohr

ivytea

“Finish what you start. This is true for any writer — the best way to learn about your story is to muscle your way to the end and look back. As my mother always taught me, ‘Perfect is the Enemy of Good’ and it’s a good thing to remember. Don’t kill your energy and love for a story by trying to get it perfect from the start. Just get to the end. It’s easier to rewrite than it is to write, and easier to fix problems once you know where you want your story to go.”

— Cristin O'Keefe Aptowicz’s advice for aspiring writers, as told to Maryann Yin for Galleycat (via bostonpoetryslam)