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girlslikegirls-vk

#Catradora #Supercorp #Korrasami #Avalance #lesbian meme

yennciri

Don’t let her get to you. She’s messing with your head, it’s what she does.

tallycraven

a love story about duality.

midnight8ten

One time

One time, a girl I was dating texted me that she was having a horrible day at work with a new coworker… so I bought this really cute plush dragon on Amazon and got it sent next day mail (cuz I’m sweet like that) and it had a message (I’m not gonna tell you ALL my corny non romantic things!) but essentially…when she broke up with me, I seriously wanted to ask for that plush dragon cuz it was so damn adorable!

midnight8ten

Found it in my archived orders…it’s still available for purchase and now the picture is saved on my desktop labeled- “plush dragon of regrets”

midnight8ten

Does it mean anything if looking at this little plush dragon and instead of horrible feelings or depression about failed horrendous relationships, all I can think is how darn adorable this little guy is?

I just want to cuddle this dude! Is it just me?

Cuddle plushy things and build blanket forts and watch Netflix for the weekend? Crap…I’m still avoiding human interaction! Ok, so not yet recovered….

midnight8ten

Well... if this didn’t send me through a loopy loop roller coaster of emotions! I’m laughing at myself now!

thecobaltmonk

garrettauthor

I got real petty over on the Facebook page and IT WAS GLORIOUS.

wintergrey

This is me, going to check out Legendary Books now…

thefingerfuckingfemalefury

Publisher: We think that the way the fantasy genre treats women is problematic so we’re going to try and do better

A Fool: If you don’t like it why don’t you make your own!

Publisher: That

That is literally what we just said we are doing

garrettauthor

GUESS WHO’S BACK, BIGOTED FUCKWADS?

BOY it feels good to be back in this particular saddle!

garrettauthor

AHAHAHAHAHA we have a winner for today!

snigepippi

*Snort*

loopy-lolly-loo-deactivated2023

@princessjellyfishie

notyourplayground

if anybody like me a) lol’d and b) wanted to get my hands on that book series, here’s the link

seanchaidh101

This is magically what I’m looking for right now.

tragedybunny

Hi Legendary Books, I’ll take one of everything.

garrettauthor

Happy to oblige!

https://underrealm.net/books

maggiemae873

I literally don’t have the space for any more physical books, but I’ve downloaded every Underrealm book on Kindle. I read The Alchemist’s Touch specifically because of this post and I seriously can’t recommend the Underrealm books enough. they are absolutely fantastic.

holycafe

I don’t really read anymore, not like i used to. And of i get a masters this year like i am planning to then that isn’t going to change. But hell yes I’m going to go and buy these books because THIS is exactly the kind of thing that i want to support!

thefingerfuckingfemalefury

YISSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

vigilantsycamore

One day I will have a job and a bank account and I will have money from the job in the bank account and I will use some of the money to purchase these books

garrettauthor

HEY TUMBLR

You’ve always been wonderful to me, twisted little hellsite though you be. Now check this out.

A Cloak of Red is on sale for $0.99 today

Do you like wizards? Do you like girlfriends?

Do you like WIZARD GIRLFRIENDS?

(Of course you fucking do)

Stick your entire face into a fantasy adventure where two kickass lesbians of color magic the shit out of every asshole they see

Support a queer disabled author

And do it for a buck.

A BUCK

And this is INTERNATIONAL

Send this sucker up the bestseller charts

A bunch of people out there don’t think books like this can ever be successful.

Fucken prove them wrong, babes.

purpleprincesseater

I hate to be that person but is there a non-Amazon way of buying the eBook? Given how many people are trying to avoid them lately. I’ve already looked and not found it in Overdrive. I’d pay extra for DRM-free from the publisher’s website would be best, but I’d even take it from the Nook store if it were there.

garrettauthor

Please don’t ever feel bad for being that person!

Indies have to be on Amazon to survive at all. But I don’t frickin’ like it.

Unfortunately, the ebook isn’t available for sale on any other websites. (Contractually, it can’t be, which just … sucks). However, you can always get a print copy directly from our website. Click here to pick it up.

One day, if Legacy Books gets big enough, we’ll be able to extricate ourselves from Amazon, and I personally cannot wait.

wanderingriverx

Hey @garrettauthor I’m interested in reading but where should I start? Looks like you have a couple different series (knight blade, academy journals, etc)

garrettauthor

I always recommend people start with Nightblade!

If you want the “recommended reading order,” you can find it here:

https://underrealm.net/book-order

svnsetromance

mfs cast (other than amalia & taylor) + talking about raylla

executiveoutcomes-deactivated20

No offence but you know what's really weird about America? You've got hardly any history past a couple of centuries. No medieval castles, no Roman walls, no bronze age settlement sites. Is there even anything for archeologists to dig for?

People have been here for quite some time, they’ve only been white for 500 years

queen-of-dirt

As an American studying archaeology this ask filled me with a seething rage

lifeinsherds

Chaco Canyon. 1250 A.D

Monks Mound 900 A.D

Montezuma Castle, 1100 A.D

Temple Mound, 500 A.D

Just because they aren’t traditional western style buildings doesn’t mean they aren’t there. These are only a FEW examples of the monumental architecture built by Native Americans in the US. The “prehistory” of America is as vast and varied as whatever is in Europe.

snarkaeologist

I never understand people who will travel so far to see Stonehenge or Roman ruins but completely discount Cahokia or Mesa Verde. There are SO MANY amazing ancient sites in America. And most of them are comparatively little-known and visited.

I think a difference in Europe is that they seem better at coexisting with their history - there are cities where you can see modern buildings next to ones from the Middle Ages. Our (surviving) ancient sites in the US aren’t in the middle of major population centers, which makes them easier to overlook. I don’t think that’s entirely a bad thing, preservation-wise, but it’s also not an excuse for forgetting they exist.

archaeologistproblems

Folks I live in Atlantic Canada and I’m an hour away from an archaeological site complex that’s at least 11,000 years old, suspected to be 13,000 years old. That’s nearly three times older than the Great Pyramid at Giza. The Wabanaki are called the People of the Dawn for a reason. Come on.

rynthetyn

There are multiple temple mounds within 10-20 minutes of me on the gulf coast of Florida that date back more than a millennium, and were actively inhabited areas before the Spanish showed up and committed genocide.

mxopifex

And a whole bunch of Native American people built around astrological events just like Stonehenge. Except they weren’t just using the solstices that happen every year. No, they were using the major lunar standstills which only happen every 18 years.

There are places where Native Americans were building cities without an agrarian lifestyle. Hunter gatherer cities! That is completely different from how western civilization developed! How cool is that! How aggressively does that up end the idea that hunter gatherers were inherently more primitive than agrairian cultures.

The fact that I didn’t learn about any of this until I was in my 30s and actively seeking this information in my own time is criminal.