Eris is a dreamer where the stars are hidden

this is an Eris Vanserra stan account

[faeriewh0r3]

Those Lucien scenes where he’s described as tying up his hair, rolling up his pants, and catching trout with his bare hands.

When he bursts out his room shirtless and buttoning his pants to rescue Feyre from her nightmare.

When he helps her off the horse by wrapping those big hands around her waist.

When men of the Autumn Court are described as fucking with that passion of fire in their veins.

[runningwiththeoceans]

are we just going to ignore the fact that Eris literally is an Heir of Fire. sound familiar??

[myrthena]

[acourtoflucien]

damn i really feel for eris rn, it’s the height of summer imagine walking around in 90+ degree heat with literal fire in your veins. i just know that if he ever had to visit summer/the solar courts in summertime he’d be such a whiny bitch about it too

[runningwiththeoceans]

sjm can not write a line like “autumn court males have fire in their blood and they fuck like it too” and NOT ELABORATE

[darlinglittlemeg]

some of the main men in the Aliverse

Adam: I want her to know that I care and I’ll do it from afar if I have too

Levi: I am untterly in love with her

Jack: gurl who broke you

[runningwiththeoceans]

jack is my faveee😭

[marigoldsinjune]

Coming out of hibernation just to say that Love, Theoretically was a good book. No, a great book. I like Ali Hazelwood's formula, I like her characters, I LOVE that she writes about women in STEM and uses her books to advocate for fairer practices in academia.

Modern romances are almost all written with the same general structure. I read a lot of them (and write some), and while some tell a really good story and create memorable characters, the majority are generic cookie cutter stories that I forget about as soon as I close the book.

Most romance characters are archetypes. Most plotlines are derivative. There is always miscommunication. Popular tropes are popular for a reason.

Ali's specific version of this genre has tall grumpy men who are misunderstood. It has academic collaborations that force proximity. It has quirky women trying to figure out how to human while unpacking trauma, fighting mysogeny, and dealing with inconvenient feelings they don't know how to navigate for men they don't realize are their biggest advocates. Then they have a happy ending where everyone gets what they deserve and progress has been made in the STEM world.

This is Ali's universe. I loved it the first time, I loved it the second time, I enjoyed it in her novellas, and to no one's surprise - I loved it this time. If she keeps creating complex characters that I can actually care about and root for (something many romances fail to do) then I will keep reading. Hell, if every single man in her books continued to be an Adam Driver clone I would never tire of it, because a well written romance is a well written romance.

If you do not enjoy Ali's formula, why are you still reading her books? Just stop. We all like different styles, tropes, character types, etc. and I'm not judging anyone for not enjoying her writing. But it feels to me like the big complaint is that she has written a romance... And it's familiar... And we'll, duh. So few romances stand out to me, I feel this way about most romance authors. It's all the same in some way or another. But Ali's writing speaks to me, her stories move me, her characters feel familiar and comfortable in a way I rarely find in other books, and in a world where 1000's of romances are published every year, I feel like we can all find our own version of that without shitting on a talented author who writes books that a lot of people love.

We all have the option to DNF and move on with our lives if something isn't our preference. Let people like things. That's all I wanted to say.

Thanks, Ali. Love, Theoretically was sublime.

[highladyofterrasen7]

Heheehe

[runningwiththeoceans]

this is me rereading the love hypothesis for the 3rd time now👀

[sydneymack]

“If I offer you the moon on a string, will you give me a kiss, too?”

Lucien Vanserra - A Court of Thorns and Roses

Artist: @carraert

[runningwiththeoceans]

my heart literally constricts when i think about Eris Vanserra

[wickd-archiving-deactivated2025]

hufflepuff house: they are just and loyal

you might belong in hufflepuff where they are just and loyal those patient hufflepuffs are true and unafraid of toil;

[def-not-enjolras]

crazy how fanfic authors drop the most beautiful and gorgeous pieces of work ever, leaving you speechless and sobbing at three in the morning as you quietly contemplate the masterpiece you just read

and they don’t get paid for it they just do it because they’re having fun and they want to share their joy with you

like I would literally die for all of you fanfic authors out there reblog to swear your allegiance to fanfic authors

[gwandas]

this part is kinda funny when you think about it because why would the average Velaris citizen gaf about how Nesta’s spends her time

[gwandas]

Also, lmfao at “does nothing to contribute to this city” Nesta never signed up for that…? That’s your job, Feyre, she just lives there like HUH?

Imagine you spend a day unproductive and Joe Biden breaks down your door to put you in jail

[runningwiththeoceans]

not even SJM herself could make me hate Eris Vanserra

[janearts]

More of Them. uwu

[gvaine]

wound tending is everything. unparalleled intimacy. let me care for you. let me touch the skin around your open flesh. let me stain my hands with your blood. let me get close and breathe in the same air as you and stare into your eyes for a few seconds too long. let me make you think of me every time you see the bandage, or scar

[7979797]

tumblr is best app u just talk to urself and ppl go yep so true bestie