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evercelle

expressions-of-nature

by Donna McL

#flowers #oooo pretty

atlusparis

#pandora hearts #ph #mochijun

evercelle

my full pieces + cover for the Moonlight Melody xiaoven zine! i partnered with yans who wrote about xiaoven and a leyline disorder resulting in a different first meeting... 🎵

#xiaoven #genshin impact

lindahousephd

first flower of her house or whatever

lindahousephd

woke up and decided to pour salt in the wound

#tlt #the locked tomb

maezanilla

tw ianthe tridentarius

#the locked tomb #tlt #ianthe tridentarius #love that she comes with a tw

beroebluejeans

Whenever I am thinking very hard about The Locked Tomb, I find it important to remind myself Tamsyn Muir did compare the series to the KFC Double Down.

https://clarkesworldmagazine.com/muir_interview/

cheetopuffpaws

Never NOT reblogging this every time I come across it

#tlt #the locked tomb #tamsyn muir #DJDLFJFLFKFKFK

mitrakats

shall we kiss in girlish solidarity??????

#tlt #the locked tomb #there they go

may12324

Gideon The Ninth- mock dustcover

I draw book covers for freelance all the time. I feel pretty lucky to do so, and wanted to create one with all my free will and spare time, to make just for me. Well, and for you lot as well. But mainly, for me.

I will be drawing book 2 and book 3 as well. And potentalially have prints of them later this year.

(For cover commissions email me at [email protected])

#the locked tomb #tlt

jstor

For Black History Month, JSTOR Daily editors have gathered stories that draw on scholarship to explore Black life, culture, resistance, and creativity, with free access to the research behind each piece.

Inside, you’ll find pieces on Black radical traditions, community spaces like libraries and record stores, the Black press, visual culture, literature, and performance, alongside deep dives into archival discoveries and the scholars who help make these histories visible.

See the roundup.

Image: Two African American women, seated and facing each other, 1900. Library of Congress. Via Wikimedia Commons.