#robin lovejoy

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Canon lgbt character: Robin Lovejoy (You're a real one if you've listened to this)

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Per request of the UC patreon discord and celebration of Robin LoveJoy UCs first sapphic icon. Happy Robin Day

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some unprepared casters art for the tumblr fandom (if I posted some of these already whoops ignore it)

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Unprepared Casters: Daggers Out episode 5? More like I can't believe Hayley and Maddison reinvented romance again

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HAPPY PRIDE TO THE LOVEJOY FAMILY 

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What I wouldn't give for a Lovejoy reunion one-shot or short arc dealing with fallout of the arc 8 finale with the following cast.

Gus as DM

Jenny as Hope

Maddison as Robin

Hayley as Lyndell

Sam as Richard

Reed as Penny

James as Wren

The arc is set at the funeral of Gem Lovejoy.

Penny has meticulously organised the whole event. It stops her from thinking about what happened.

Hope feels obliged to come even if she knows it will be uncomfortable. It's the first time away from her party since they formed

Richard, who is so used to livening up a room, doesn't know how to process it. Especially since his boys weren't invited.

Robin and Wren both individually don't come in an official capacity just long enough say goodbye and leave. Robin still brings Lyndell for emotional support.

However, when the ceremony is interrupted by Hatebad loyalists, this family will have to work together to escape a full throttle ambush.

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WHY WE MUSYC: Robin Lovejoy

I've always had the music in me, but an acting class was my surprising way of getting to it. First, I had to confront my fears about sharing my voice openly with others and the stage was a great catalyst for this. Once there, I lost myself in that surreal world of stories and character voices which somehow made me feel safe.  Then, my Mom gave me the vintage guitar that belonged to my father who has since passed. He fronted a band in his heyday. I never thought a woman could play the guitar and assumed it was only for men, only for my father.  Not sure what rebellious thing got into me, but I taught myself how to play that godforsaken instrument after it sat and collected dust for several years. Ironically, I never thought I had anything to write about.  I found myself power listening to Jimmy Page and other rock & blues players with an urgent need to express all my pain and sorrow I had held in since childhood. Why I Musyc?  I make music to feel alive and to share that feeling of liberation with others.

Robin Lovejoy is a rock n roll chanteuse & guitarist originally from the East coast, but now calls San Francisco her home. She is the main songwriter and frontwoman for Amalgamation, an alternative rock band who have been diligently paving their way for the last decade. They were awarded "Best Band" via SF Weekly's Best of the Bay and twice awarded via the Bay Area Bands4Bands Organization. With her multi-octave range and classical training, she can roar. Channeling the likes of Led Zeppelin, Grace Potter, & PJ Harvey, Robin conjures up a musical mojo that is provocative, yet spiritual. Her intent is to preserve the rock n roll ethos wholeheartedly by spinning songs of truth for all thinkers & lovers.

Get connected:

Robin Lovejoy: Facebook

Amalgamation: Facebook | Twitter | Website

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Andy Angel Review

What a wonderful way to start your career as a writer. This story tells of a young boy who finds a girl in the well on his farm. The girl turns out to be a 13th century banshee who needs to find a way to get her magic back and return from our time to hers. The relationship between the two main characters is really well written as is the way Sathra, the banshee sees modern things which she has obviously never seen before. The story has paintballers, treasure hunters and a rock band (with a Simon Cowell type character who is only in the background) and goes from scene to scene fluently.

I have worked with young people in a library enviroment so I feel confident enough to say they would lap this up but so would adults.

All said, this being a first novel is quite astounding. The author writes with a style and confidence that others can only wish for. I look forward to reading more from Robin Lovejoy and heartily recommend this book.