#anna green

[skywaleker]

— I have no skeletons in my closet - I’ve pulled them out, dressed them up, and put them in songs.

I should go back to my old acc @wclvesvshearts and start making throamics again (or get a life, one of the two)

Anyway, imagine writing a fic so powerful I still periodically re-read it and draw stuff about it. We used to be a proper nation.

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[lourdesisnotonfire09]

holy shit

[where0worlds0collide]

At last, after a lot of procrastination, my typeset of THROAM Vol. 1: Over the Tracks is complete! This should work for printing, self-binding, or reading digitally if you prefer a prettier format than the ao3 pdfs.

Find it here: Google Drive

Note: I've got 2 versions, one of them has the spotify code that is linked to the author's soundtrack playlist (see images). If you would like the code included, find it here.

Typeset made my yours truly. No credit is required for use, but tags are appreciated if you're sharing a physical product! throam is written by Anna Green.

Unfortunately, something about the way I set this up made it so it's really funky if you try to open it as a .docx (sorry, new to this!) so if you need/want any edits, changes, or personalizations, please comment or dm me! I will do my best to fulfill your request!

@austenliketexas @ririmustdie

Lastly, if anybody has high quality images of the covers, PLEASE SEND THEM TO ME! I have been searching but they're all like 2 pixels.

[ryan-ross-archive]

Ryan Ross performing with The Followers in late 1973. After their sophomore album, Her House, was released in 1972, the band toured extensively on the festival circuit before entering the studio to record their hit record Boneless. Though this submission was undated, it is estimated to be around September/October of 1973.

[9intheafternooon]

Thought about throam for too long and I started crying what kinda drugs did Anna green put in that story jfc

[playitandmakeitsincere]

my throam (maybe) hot-take

The Heart Rate of a Mouse is not primarily a love story.

I couldn't figure out why it gripped me so much as a teen but reading it again now that I'm old it's kinda obvious.

It's a story about finding a home.

Ryan is a fucked-up kid from an upbringing that made him think he could never really be loved by anyone who knew him. He had this hope that he'd found a home with Mrs Roscoe but it got shattered and he gave up looking for so long because he thought that was his only chance.

Brendon is a lost kid who had to leave his home and is desperate for the security of it again. He gets so used to being transient that he's willing to settle for Shane just because he thinks that's the best he can get.

And neither of them can let themselves have each other because they're so broken they can't believe they're allowed it. They can't trust it.

But they figure it out and they build their family in Jon and Sisky and Spencer and Vicky they finally accept that they can both 'try to have one'. And Ryan does build his home with a Roscoe, just not the one he expected.

[putting-out-the-lantern]

hahahhahahahaHHHhhhahahahahaHHHAHAHAHAAHAAHAHAHAH

throam sketch but only bren looks alright teehee

[gracegay]

my two sides