Leah Sava Jeffries as Annabeth Chase in PJO S2EP5 - We Check in to C.C.'s Spa & Resort
I think, I am more afraid of failing my mother than dying.

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Leah Sava Jeffries as Annabeth Chase in PJO S2EP5 - We Check in to C.C.'s Spa & Resort
I think, I am more afraid of failing my mother than dying.
I am interested in the Black Lunar Chronicles fans' relationship with that body of work and also with your relationship with Black communities, if you're willing to speak.
Are you a Black person who enjoyed The Lunar Chronicles?
I enjoyed The Lunar Chronicles and I grew up in a Black community
I enjoyed The Lunar Chronicles and I did not grow up in a Black community.
I did not enjoy The Lunar Chronicles and I grew up in a Black community.
I did not enjoy The Lunar Chronicles and I did not grow up in a Black community
I read most of it in a short span of time a little while back and I have found that 1. People remember that book differently than what I was reading and 2. I only know of maybe three Black people who enjoyed it, but I've seen so much art for it over the years that it feels like I'm probably just not aware of the fans. Bonus: I don't believe the author has Black associates. She doesn't need them, because there are only a couple of Black characters, but the few that are there, I have complaints.
Maybe I'm alone in this. Maybe I'm too ghetto for this. Idk. I'm interested in hearing from other Black people whom this tale may have been for, and I'm not interested in nobody else's. That's why I didn't ask for anyone else. Black readers only, who read The Lunar Chronicles, what did you think about that joint?
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May 31, 2021
Syfy has released a preview clip and announced the premiere...
The official description: When a little red panda named Nut (Ana Gasteyer) arrives in the apartment of two directionless twenty-somethings and gives them the ability to transform into badass magical girls, Alex (Quinta Brunson) and Daisy (Anna Akana) are forced to get their shit together in order to save the Universe from otherworldly threats. Through a journey of love and friendship and with the help of their magical objects (birth control and a bong), Alex and Daisy learn to wield their new powers and protect their mysterious panda friend who claims to be the creator of the Universe.
We're Not Friends Masterlist
First Day of High School
An Angry Young Man
The Singles
Listen to Your Girlfriend
Might as Well
Not Much to Say
And Then There Were Three
For Three Months
The New Girl
Yolanda?
Hourman and Dr. Mid-Nite
Eye Contact
A Big Dumb Idiot
Why Are You Upset?
Got Ya
Nobody Wanted Me
Are They More?
I Guess We’re Friends Now
Story in progress. List will be updated as story is updated. Also available on AO3.
Hi! Just wanted to say that I’m still planning on phasing away from this blog, though it most likely won’t be until after all of my WIPs are completed.
I still have Poly Wanna, Share-a-Lair, Friends or Whatever, and League of Extraordinary Geniuses to finish, and don’t (plan on) starting any new stories, at this time. Might sometimes post an installment of Full Moon Over Swellview or Charlotte Page: Student Mentor.
I’m making this announcement specifically because I have been a little more active here lately, and I didn’t want it to be confusing?seem like I’m not going to leave this space, then suddenly vanish. SO, that’s still the intention. I won’t delete the blog, as it has over a year’s worth of content and friendship attached.
For kids shows/cartoons and stuff that’s fine and good for teens and up, I’m still here for a little bit. I still don’t recommend anybody under 18 follow my main blog, as it is not catered to a child audience.
I also have a new space for the Black female character appreciators/lovers/stans: https://blackfemmecharacterdependency.tumblr.com/ For anybody that openly values Black girls, Black women, and the characters that they play or are written as. Only. That blog isn’t for anything or anybody else. And how Black girls and women are treated in content will create how I will handle the content and the content creator. That’s all for now. Thanks.
Leah Sava Jeffries as Annabeth Chase in PJO S2EP4 - Clarisse Blows Up Everything
Like doubling back for a cheap piece of plastic, or sacrificing yourself for a kid you barely know.