Writing For Me

Call me Leo!  24 year old fan writer and local unhinged art student.

[starlightsoulwriting]

Masterlist

All works for Fem!Reader, unless otherwise stated.

Works with no added description are just drabbles.

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Moon Knight

Ghost-Blood//Revenant [X] [AO3]

Pairings: Khonshu, Steven, Marc x Reader - maybe Layla, too, later.

You and Arthur are Worsties. lol.

Rating: PG-13/T, for cursing and later violence

Warnings: None

Summary (New):

You have a problem.

You feel eternity strain and writhe against your body, like you’ve done this before, lived this before, ripped your soul into a thousand agonies too many times and then sewn it back together just as many.

Like you’d died a very long time ago, and no one had thought to tell you.

Sometimes you feel a knife in your spine. An arrow in your chest. Fire burning your throat.

You do not know that it’s an echo of when Osiris tore you apart himself, and your many deaths after. You do not know you’ve been cursed.

Neither does Arthur Harrow, when he rests his cane on your wrists. When he thinks you might be Khonshu’s avatar, rather than the confused man in the museum gift shop.

Do you know what happens, when a person judges the soul of a goddess wrapped in human skin?

There might just be unexpected consequences.

She might just form an instinctive, empathic link to prevent her own death at their hands.

…You have a problem.

And that problem's name is Harrow.

Rainy Days (Steven Grant x Gn!Reader) [X] [AO3]

OVERWATCH

Annihilation Tango: [x] [AO3]

Reaper x Reader x Soldier: 76

Rating: 18+

Warnings  in link. Multi-Chapter, currently over 60k words in the doc.

My Magnum Opus and Project I’m most Dedicated To

The Art Of Going Insane [x][AO3]

Reaper x Reader

Rating: Mature

Talon!Au of Annihilation Tango, but can be read on it’s own.

Multi-Chapter

Heat Wave [1][2] [AO3]

Reaper x Reader x Soldier: 76

Rating: 18+

I caved to my baser instincts and wrote a sex pollen fic. Not sorry.

Part two in the works.

In The Wake [x][AO3]

Gabriel Reyes x Reader

Rating: G/PG-13

Selkie!Reader rescues Gabe from drowning.

[theehorsepusssy]

[fagalnewbie]

[airlocksandaviariesarchive]

2 genres of fanfiction:

1) put that guy into situations

2) take that guy OUT of situations for the love of GOD let them REST 

[ralfmaximus]

New snitch line just dropped for reporting clinics that support gender affirming care: www.hhs.gov/protect-kids/index.html

It requires a "first name", "last name", and "cell phone number" as contact information but does no verification. Theoretically anyone could type fake info in there, which would be terrible. Presumably your IP address & browser cookies are tracked.

Please do NOT spam this site via your VPN with realistic but false leads, made up clinics, and the names of fictitious healthcare providers like Dr. Frank N Furter or Gregory House, MD.

Doing this in the past has led to the sites becoming overwhelmed & shut down! It is imperative that you spread the word to prevent this resource from being overloaded.

[despazito]

anyway the whole argument of "this animal sucks it is unfit to live and is destined for extinction" was also applied to the thylacine so if you invoke that argument for any extant species you are a fake thylacine fan

[zagreus]

if you c*nsor anything in a post you are l*gally required to put all of the omitted v*wels at the end as a footn*te

*eeoo

[doctress]

Okay th*n. *f you’r* sure about th*s. 

Old Macd*nald had a farm.  

*eieio

[zagreus]

i’m going to shatter you like glass

[sourvape-deactivated20251109]

[depsidase]

[transientpetersen]

Sustaining a garden required me to get very comfortable with killing plants. I did not expect that going in - if any one warned me, I missed it.

And it's not just the weeds that are constantly intruding and need to be fought back. Sometimes it's the plant that the previous person placed precisely in that portion of the plot that gets the good sunlight and it's just the wrong plant to be taking that space. Sometimes it's the plant that was the right plant but was let grow so wild that it's suckers are going to destroy the rest of the garden unless it is removed. Often it's the many seedlings that were started because, hey, some of them will fail, but now you've gotten good enough that twice as many survived as last year and you don't have room for twice as many.

Plants grow. It's great and rewarding to watch them live out their cycle over the course of a season or years. I work hard to keep them alive and thriving when they're young and not yet established. But there's still so much killing.

[cat-mermaid]

listen man, u wanna know a great truth of the universe?

every plant person stands upon a mountain of plant corpses

i have killed endless plants, and once i've mastered one type i inevitably will kill a new type because so many plants have so many different requirements

[headspace-hotel]

y'all have no idea how true this is

I am a plant mass murderer

You have to try, and fail, and fail, and fail again. You have to try lots and lots of variations of different things until something works.

It's not even just the learning process, though. I'm trapped in an endless loop of: plant seeds or gather transplants-> plants grow-> too many plants-> some of them die of neglect-> need more plants -> and so on.

I usually lose about half my stock to overwintering cause I can never get arrangements for all my potted plants before the hard freezes hit...

I'm getting it under control though. I have lots of plant recipients now that are more skilled and don't kill my adoptees as much.

Right now my trouble is with the seeds. I launched a huge personal seed starting project this winter and I got HUGE success with some species (jack-in-the-pulpit had near 100% germination!) and huge failure with others (Not a single Scutellaria...)

If you plant 100 seeds you gathered from the wild, it's a reasonable estimate to expect maybe, like, 10-20 plants. BUT you might get 100 plants. Or 1 plant. Or none.

You don't want to be like "Dammit! I wish I had planted more seeds!" But you might end up like "FUCK FUCK FUCK WHY DID I PLANT SO MANY SEEDS"

[nemospecific]

Fun fact:

This can be applied to pretty much every endeavor.

"How did you get to be such a good artist?" I drew a hundred pictures and hid or burned 99 of them.

"You're such a talented knitter!" No, I've just unraveled these same socks twenty times.

"I could never bake like that." I had to throw out so many biscuits, they were literally hazardous to eat.

And so on and so on.

[wolfstarlibrarian]

One of the coolest parts about being a fan of fanfic is you can actually contact the author. And they will respond. And then you can message them nonstop until they allow you into their lives and then you’re becoming their beta reader and suddenly you know multiple authors of all types of fiction books and fanfic authors who will drag out their deleted fics for you to read at a moments notice.

Anyway. Comment on fics and message authors. It’s absolutely worth it.

[dionysian-mystery]

The Crucible by Arthur Miller

[sarahwestcott]

Image I.D. — “I may think of you softly from time to time. But I’ll cut off my hand before I ever reach for you again.” — End I.D.

[nosongunsung11]

collection of posts for a very specific dynamic

[nosongunsung11]

collection of posts for a very specific dynamic

[blackheart-biohazards]

😈 You are not bound by the Hays code.

😈 You are allowed to have evil characters who are not punished by the narrative by the end of the story.

😈 You are allowed to have evil characters who win.

😈 You are allowed to have evil characters who make evil look fun and cool.

😈 You are allowed to make your fun, cool evil character the protagonist.

😈 You are allowed to glorify, romanticize and eroticize evil characters and villainous acts.

😈 You are not obligated to teach your audience a moral lesson.

[dovesndecay]

[loubuttons]

actually @ every fanfiction writer whether you wrote something that got thousands of reblogs and comments and became a staple in your fandom, or you wrote one fic and deleted it, or you write mutilchaptered fics that never get a final update, or write short fics, or long fics, or used to write and now you don’t, or you deleted/orphaned your works, or you only share with friends:

thank you.

sharing your writing is hard. and sometimes it’s thankless. sometimes it’s such a negative experience that I wonder how anyone does it at all. but you are needed; you are wanted. whether or not we properly acknowledge it, you are a vital part of fandom culture. thanks for sharing.

[browniefox]

We don’t talk enough about how fanfiction writers love to give character large amounts of non-specific paperwork they hate doing

[samwiselastname]

editing is so fun. I'm learning what the story I wrote is about

[samwiselastname]

sometimes after you learn what your story is about, you resolve to write a thematically appropriate sequel. this, unfortunately, means you have another section to edit, and now your story means two things. maybe more. imagine.

[nudibranchparty]

This post understands editing like nobody else. Everybody else delete your blogs. I want to be alone with OP so we can talk.

[themightyhumanbroom]

My average writing experience:

"Alright I think I'm almost done actually-"

*Google doc grows second health bar and a choir starts singing in latin*