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Fanfic Masterlist

Traveler Series

Dragon Age, MCIT/Isekai/Portal Fic, F!OC/Solas

Rhynn Torpin, an experienced dimension-hopper, finds herself somewhere terribly familiar. Getting involved ended poorly before. Will this time be different?

Set during Inquisition and Veilguard. First installment, Traveler, is finished. Second installment, Healer, is ongoing.

If you want an opinionated, vicious OC with crippling loneliness and mental health issues, this is your gal!

In Spite of Ourselves

Gravity Falls, Isekai/Portal Fic, F!OC/Stan Pines

Margot Mathis, a woman from our universe, falls into the world of her favorite cartoon. Can she find a way home without completely screwing up the timeline? Can she do what needs to be done to go home after becoming inevitably entangled with the people of Gravity Falls?

If you want a cunning, protective, older OC with a dark secret, this is your lady!

Dig Gravedigger Dig

Baldur's Gate 3, Non-binary!OC/Astarion

Wait, hear me out! What if the group recruited a sentient automaton grave domain cleric? What then?

Warforged cleric Ambrose and their pet raven join the group instead of Tav. How will this change things? How does a relationship between a sentient bucket of bolts and a traumatized vampire even work? No clue! Let's find out together!

If you're looking for a quiet, morally gray, seemingly blank slate of an OC with hidden depths and a shrouded past, look no further!

#dragon age #solas x oc #rhynn #gravity falls #stan pines x oc #maggie #bg3 #astarion x oc #ambrose #fanfiction

tikvin

Looking for too long

lena-oleanderson

also a poem from the new, unreleased collection. very possibly my own all-time favourite.

this is not a question. u are gay

H-how did you know, stranger? Are... are you my... my stalker?! 😱😱😱

#ask #anonymous

trubirb

I’m never working at Giant again.

what-even-is-thiss

im so confused about the artemis thing because theres that post going around about how its propoganda and they make a lot of good points but people i care about a lot are really excited about it and i dont want to hurt them and honeslty im tired of things that look good being bad

Hey.

The fascists don’t like NASA.

They don’t want stuff like this to happen.

They want to give NASA’s budget to the already bloated military.

As far as I’m concerned, it’s fine to celebrate a massive peaceful scientific achievement that’s a collaboration between the US and Canada space programs during a time when there’s so much bad news elsewhere.

I personally hope that this encourages a lot of kids to grow up and defend our space agencies.

indigo-brainspark

but DO techbros like nasa? a lot of techbros i see are super into the idea of privatized space travel industry and colonizing mars, the first of which nasa is directly opposed to, and the second which nasa isn't really focused on.

the techbros i see really aren't into the type of science nasa does focus on researching, which is far less glamorous than what they want.

scrungledwung

Not only do tech bros generally hate the quiet kind of science that NASA does alongside the flashy launches (NASA is a primary reason why we have literally any weather data in the US), but tech bros REALLY hate the other half of the Artemis Program that I don't really hear people talk about much

The Artemis Accords are one of the first large-scale civil policies about space and related activities to come about since the Outer Space Treaty in 1967. NASA wants to hold people (at least a little) accountable for the junk they're leaving in our orbit, and not enough people talked about this shit back when it got signed, so I wanna talk about it now

NASA, in coordination with the U.S. Department of State and seven other initial signatory nations, established the Artemis Accords in 2020.

comedownstairsandsayhello

2027: Wizards of the Coast and the American Psychological Association collaborate on the D&DSM, 6th Edition, widely regarded as the worst thing ever published

hope-for-the-planet

Scientists have developed a breakthrough “superfood” for honeybees by engineering yeast to produce the essential nutrients normally found in

From the article:

Scientists have developed a breakthrough “superfood” for honeybees by engineering yeast to produce the essential nutrients normally found in pollen. In controlled trials, colonies fed this specially designed diet produced up to 15 times more young, showing a dramatic boost in reproduction and overall health. As climate change and modern agriculture reduce the availability of natural pollen, this innovation could offer a practical way to support struggling bee populations.

Honeybees play a critical role in food systems but have faced increasing environmental pressure due to climate change and wildflower habitat loss, so this is huge news for food security and sustainability. It also may end up helping native bees too--being able to provide honeybees with a nutritionally complete, man-made food could decrease competition with native pollinators for limited wildflowers.