Reader & Collector of Stories

Obsessive reader. Owl House, Gravity Falls, and LOTR fan. Writer, world traveler, maker of fanficfic masterlists. A 40+ gal who is asexual, autistic, opinionated, and unapologetic about any of it.

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Get to Know Me Pinned Post

Fandoms I post in:

The Owl House, Gravity Falls, TMNT, Pokemon, LotR, Hazbin Hotel, Dragonball

A little about myself:

I've fractured my foot while teaching in South Korea, spoken in front of a legislative body in 7th grade, walked inside the circle of Stonehenge, judged for the official Pokemon TCG league in 1999 and 2000, gotten a tattoo in Croatia, earned a writing degree, been published in 3 different magazines and 2 newspapers, and was once held against my will by the Chinese government.

I've been told I should write a book about all the strange/weird/wacky twists my life has been through, but at heart I'm just a gal that loves to read, wishes I had no time-draining obligations so I could actually sit down and write again, and who gets into my interests HARD (thanks autism brain!).

Yeah, I read a LOT. How much is a lot? Well, currently on an average I read for 6-7 hours daily on top of a job and sleeping. And I read less now than I used to.

What's going on with me lately?: (as of May 2026)

Planning a 6 state road-trip for my birthday this year. (well it's technically 15, but I'm only actually stopping to do things in 6...)

Also it's my second year of raised bed gardening, and this year on top of veggies (daikons, beets, radishes, summer squash, carrots, garlic, basil, parsnips, pole beans) I'm also growing a whole small dedicated bed with 18 strawberry plants.

What's my username even mean?:

saiyanqueenreads is just Saiyan Queen Reads all jammed together. I've been Saiyan_Queen or Saiyan_Queen_Vega basically forever online so despite the fact that Dragonball Z isn't my main interest anymore, there's no point messing with an established thing, ya know... Maybe one day I'll finally change it to something more relevant to me now. Who knows.

My published fanfiction lists:

The Gravity Falls Stangst Fanfic Recommendation Master List 

Hunter-Centric Fanfic Recommendation List for The Owl House

[devinellekurtz]

Couple of my all time favs

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Dreaming...

[ram-avera]

Another year, another wip for these fellas

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The years pass us by...

[beardedmrbean]

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Girl's got talent.

[retrogamingblog2]

[hermitollien]

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I very much appreciate the followup art by @hermitollien

[dailyalastor]

Different Flavors of Ace Alastor for

International Asexuality Day

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Asexual rights (and asexual wrongs!)

[nessguts]

i always put way too much effort into drawing the stupidest shit ever

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I'll admit it. I giggled.

[willowles]

Good night.

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Creepy as FUCK! (in the nicest possible way OP!)

[sil-ky]

hehe

[honeye]

Nice ~

[brightdrawings]

my attempt at colourign flats

[honeye]

NICER!!!

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“You see children, I tried to sneak up on Bill in the Nightmare Realm with my quantum destabilizer, but I’m dummy thicc and the clap from my ass cheeks alerted his maniac companions”

And then he strikes this pose….. Ford’s perfectly aware and proud of all that junk in his trunk!

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wideeyedcrystals

mesmerizing rainbow bismuth hemisphere

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LE GASP!!!!!

[specialagentartemis]

Me: historical misinformation is bad. please make sure you actually know what you’re talking about before you insist that historians are just wrong or lying

So many people: um OP but what about all the historians who are wrong or lying??? Why do you think they should be allowed to lie????

[specialagentartemis]

Yes, historians are biased. EVERYBODY is biased. Everybody in the whole world. Even you. Good historians try to recognize and balance that. Typically, historians who study history do in fact want to be honest and accurate! A mark of good historical analysis is making arguments based on the best inferences we can make about history.

Yes, it’s often hard to say things for sure about history. The farther back you go the harder it is to be confident about what happened; the more recent an event, meanwhile, the more politically fraught the interpretations are. All history is interpretation, drawing inferences, trying to construct narratives about who and what and why based on the information we have. Original sources (letters, diary entries, newspaper reports) are biased. Archaeological discoveries are interpreted by archaeologists. Multiple interpretations for certain people and events are very common. A lot of the time, the best we can say is “this was PROBABLY that” or “these were PROBABLY NOT used for this.” However, qualifications and details like this for every fact that needs one are hard to reduce and are the reason history books exist. So like, was Louisa May Alcott trans? I do not think the evidence supports it. Was James Barry trans? I do think the evidence supports it. Those are interpretations, yeah. And this is the eternal complexity of history, that historians don’t always agree with each other about what historical evidence means, and that is often informed by their biases, but it also does not mean they don’t actually know anything and that your complete lack of studying any of this creates just as valid an interpretation.

And this is something where I ENCOURAGE you to do your own research! Read the historical sources! Learn about who was writing them and why! Read about the social context of the time and place! Read the people’s own words, or read the archaeological reports! I will gladly help you get your hands on any I can! Doing your own research should mean doing research, though. Not just assuming you know better by virtue of being queer or a leftist.

The point is not, has never been, “never question authority.” It’s “know what the fuck you’re talking about before you insist it’s fact.”

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“know what the fuck you’re talking about before you insist it’s fact.”

We're all guilty of doing this occasionally. It's important to be open to correction and being willing to admit when what we "knew" turns out to be wrong...

And it's equally important to know that we'll truly NEVER know some of the answers. And we have to be ok with 'we don't really know' as an answer.

[kanarisfish]

I like to draw in magma

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Just keep on smiling...

[gin-juice-tonic]

stan vs the twin instinct of talking about the past in plural

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Less a Freudian slip.... and more a Fordian slip.

[st-froy]

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It’s that time of the week again...

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Umbreon (2023) - Ruler of the Black Flame Illustrator: rika Obsidian Flames / GameStop Promo: 2023

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So pretty! The foreground vegetation really adds to this!

[ursiday]

Earth

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First Firefox, now Earthcat.

[enchantedbook]

'The Last March of the Ents' . Artwork by Allen Michael Geneta.

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O.M.G.!!!!! I love the designs!