#wolfer

[mechyriad]

bunny morning or whatever they say (i think of it nearly every morning now)

i love salems design and despite feeling very unmotivated and discouraged to make any art i still felt like doodling The Boy Ever

perhaps sometime i'll draw DJ or Hitch, they're so coolio >o<

@wolfertinger666

[cyercelline]

more pre-chaos doodles

[garfunkelworld]

tomione ||| wolfer ||| peppershark

“The room swelters with heat, the strings warp and twist in her ear. Tom Riddle, murderer, encircles her, and they spin.”

another little WIP / ink for my forever favorite wolfer by @peppershark

[peppershark]

Happy Valentine’s Day!!! I hope you’ve been well

I wonder if Wolfer!Tom would even bother to celebrate it with Hermione. Was it even a popular holiday back then 🤔

Happy V. Day, Non!

A little search on history blogs tells me that not only did 1890s Californians celebrate Valentine’s Day, but this era greatly amped up the commercialized element of the holiday, with glitzy, ornate heart-shaped pop-out cards that cost as much as $50, which is more like $1,500 in today's money!

But love letters weren’t the only custom—the 1800s saw another Valentine’s trend that lasted all the way into the early 1900s: vinegar valentines. These were mean valentines that might have sometimes been a joke between friends, but often were downright cruel cards offering rejection in pointed, sometimes racist or sexist terms.

Here are some examples:

Wow, doesn't that one look familiar! One major theme in these is hating on women who are suffragettes. (Don't ever forget, the power that has kept women down for millennia gets really noisy when we lift our heads.)

This one is from Hermione to Tom.

I can see Wolfer Tom not only investing big bucks in a swanky valentine for Hermione, but also a few vinegar valentines for his frenemies in Bishop Creek.

Tom would probably send this one to Ron but make it look like Hermione sent it:

Thanks for inspiring that fun detour, I hope your valentines were much nicer than these!

[raszard]

Captain Wolfer and his nurgling

[414graffiti]

Upper East Side Milwaukee - December 28, 2025

[nini-june]

(Illustration by Arthur Rackham, 1925, Sweetheart Roland)

Wolfer by Peppershark is one of the most unique magical AU’s of any fanfic I have ever read. Peppershark has a way with words that will fully immerse you into the world she creates and leave you pining for more.

Old West AU with magic.

Synopsis:

In the year 1889, Tom Riddle has travelled west to a little gold-rush town in the foothills of California’s High Sierras. What happens next shouldn’t have been so easy.

He never meant to find a woman this early in his plan, but lucky for Tom this little fury is just a firecracker of accidental magic.

It gives him a fine feeling seeing the preacher’s daughter going about the town, doing the Lord’s work, and not even knowing she belongs to him.

Of course, Hermione Granger doesn’t even know she’s a witch.

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[seollem-tm]

wolfer (by Peppershark) Podic

Not only has our goddess @peppershark​ updated wolfer, but the podfic is ready to go! Come get your western Tomione (AU but with ~magic~)

Read Chapter Two here on AO3.

Listen to the podfic here: Chapter One, Chapter Two