Queer Book Character Tournament Round One
Nick Nelson- Heartstopper
Sergeant Jack Jackrum- Monstrous Regiment
Jonah Collins- They Hate Each Other
Kade Bronson- Wayward Children
Character, book, and author names under the cut
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Queer Book Character Tournament Round One
Nick Nelson- Heartstopper
Sergeant Jack Jackrum- Monstrous Regiment
Jonah Collins- They Hate Each Other
Kade Bronson- Wayward Children
Character, book, and author names under the cut
Kade and Nancy as the gorgeous statue “Paul and Virginia” by Alessandro Puttinati from one of the SEVERAL endings of Sugar Rush. Please read it, it’s so good on top of being a Herculean display of HTML by @the-lavender-creator please please please. I cranked this out QUICK it’s such a beautiful image. And it’s not even my favorite ending! Ah!!
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Beneath The Sugar Sky Bad End AU: Kade, Christopher and Cora fail to defeat the Queen of Cakes and resurrect Sumi.
Chapter 1: A Soldier Rests With All Hope Lying On His Form
Prompt: Only One Bed
Kade wonders about the state of things while his loved ones (sans Sumi) get some rest.
I don't think any fandom is complete without a vine comp SO 🫡
Day 12 of Flufftober: Blankets! Featuring Kade, Nancy, and a Quilt!
The Soldier and the Tailor
Post-Prism and during-Prism Kade West from Seanan McGuire’s Wayward Children series. I love this dapper lad. Favorite character hands down. I realize that I might be the only person on the Earth that read Kade's description and that he is from Oklahoma and assumed he was Afro-Indigenous (still unsure if Creek or Choctaw).
[Image ID: a digital illustration of two backlit versions of Kade West. The version on the left is a young Black man mending a piece of fabric. He is wearing a burgundy vest over a cream button-up, pegged jeans, and leather loafers/moccasins. His hair is short and in neat waves. His expression is calm/neutral. The version on the right is the same man but a couple years younger. He is wearing golden bracers on forearm and shin, the shin guards attach to sandals. He has flowing see through sleeves and loose pink trousers. His hair is long and curly with an afro-poof at the end of a tight ribbon. He has a grimace of determination on his face and is brandishing a golden sword with little diamonds floating next to it - the same little diamonds hang from his ears. The background is a sunset gradient with 4 yellow prisms arranged to resemble wings.]