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Fanart for my (probably) favorite Asriels!
Spitetale Asriel by @nosebleed-inglishera
Irontale Asriel by @jimmsytree (ye myself)

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Flowers and thunder
Fanart for my (probably) favorite Asriels!
Spitetale Asriel by @nosebleed-inglishera
Irontale Asriel by @jimmsytree (ye myself)
Not a question, just wanted to say a huge thank you to you guys for doing this. Over the years terrible experiences of fandom toxicity and bullying mean I have mostly given up looking for and sharing fannish content on Tumblr and I miss it so, so much. All my best memories as a teen come from shared fandom spaces. Can’t wait to experience it again. I’m sure you have it all more than covered, but if I can help in any way, please do just let me know!
Thank you so much, we really hope this will be a place where you’ll find that enjoyment once more.
yr tags... “#glad they stopped making star wars movies after this one” you’re right and you should say it
in the wise words of bia @elcctra
Hi Carol! I do so love your blog. Not study related so I apologise, but I’d really like to start cooking Korean and Japanese recipes as I love the cuisine when I eat out and I’ve found some delicious-looking recipes through your blog. Do you have any go-to blogs or recipe books? And tips for finding ingredients in the U.K.? Thank you in advance for your time!
hello!! i have a few go to’s:
• maangchi is my go to site for all korean recipes. i’ve tried quite a few of hers and they’re 10/10, every time
• justonecookbook is my holy grail site for japanese recipes - again, i’ve tried quite a few from here and they’re always delicious
• not japanese or korean but joythebaker has some amazing recipes ✨ i especially recommend her brown butter walnut brownies + brown butter pecan scones (can u tell i rly like brown butter)
• this isn’t japanese or korean but gets an honourable mention bc it’s THAT good: if ur in the uk, have u ever been to dishoom? it’s an INCREDIBLY tasty restaurant that serves a indian/iranian (i think? i may be wrong though) hybrid cuisine. it’s sooooo so tasty, so do go if u have the chance! anyway, they recently released a recipe book for all their dishes, and they’re 🔟🔟🔟🔟🔟 (i recommend their matar paneer, chicken ruby, masala chai and house black dahl)
as for finding ingredients in the uk, it’s pretty easy tbh as long as ur in a big city like london! u can go to asian supermarkets for any of the ingredients and they’ll have them. if not, try online supermarkets or amazon for more long lasting ingredients like dashi etc
So sorry your residency is closing! Congrats on getting the 40k written though. Just wanted to say how much I enjoyed your guest post for OTW and how much it resonated with me - learning to be okay with writing badly is what fanfic gave me too, and without that I would never have taken my writing anywhere. And now it’s opening up so many doors for me. Seems crazy that I can trace my life’s path to a terrible self-insert Eragon AU begun aged 14, but I wouldn’t have it any other way!
i’m glad to hear it! thank you for the kind words!!
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You are a scholarly lecturer at a wizarding school. You wear brunette hair curled into a pretty bun, pinned with a golden leaf. Your study is piled high with books, and papers, and psalms. A collector of knowledge, you opened a book which stole a part of your soul. You are searching for a way to get it back.
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