#fallow

[whisperingfaun]

Fallow and her outfits

[brguzercen]

May 27 is the day of those who were hanged to prevent Türkiye from being divided. It cannot be forgotten.🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷Don't worry, Turkish people say no to coup It happened once, never again

May 27 is the day of those who were hanged to prevent Türkiye from being divided. It cannot be forgotten. Yes, they were martyred by hanging. Today, millions of idealists are ready to hang for the Turkish flag.

May 27 is the day of a military coup that led to the hanging of the Turkish Prime Minister memorable

27 mayıs darbesi unutulumaz vatan için asılanlar işkence görenler unutulamaz bugün milyonlarca türk vatan için asılmaya hazırdır🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[heartspark]

Moving on ✨️🦌

A sketchy painting

[ichtios]

walking through the beautiful fallow

[skiptomy]

can't get enough of this guy

(he's got a name now) (it's Fallow) (he's very chill)

He likes Booty Shorts cause he overheats easily and he thinks they make him look pretty

[queereads-bracket]

Queer Historical Fiction Book Bracket: Round 1A

Book summaries and submitted endorsements below:

Whyborne & Griffin series (Widdershins, Threshold, Stormhaven, Necropolis, Bloodline, Hoarfrost, Maelstrom, Fallow, Draakenwood, Balefire, Deosil, and other stories) by Jordan L. Hawk

A reclusive scholar. A private detective. And a book of spells that could destroy the world.

Love is dangerous. Ever since the tragic death of the friend he adored, Percival Endicott Whyborne has ruthlessly suppressed any desire for another man. Instead, he spends his days studying dead languages at the museum where he works. So when handsome ex-Pinkerton Griffin Flaherty approaches him to translate a mysterious book, Whyborne wants to finish the job and get rid of the detective as quickly as possible.

Griffin left the Pinkertons after the death of his partner. Now in business for himself, he must investigate the murder of a wealthy young man. His only clue: an encrypted book that once belonged to the victim.

As the investigation draws them closer, Griffin’s rakish charm threatens to shatter Whyborne’s iron control. But when they uncover evidence of a powerful cult determined to rule the world, Whyborne must choose: to remain safely alone, or to risk everything for the man he loves.

Widdershins is the first novel in the Whyborne & Griffin series, where magic, mystery, and m/m romance collide with Victorian era America. Buy it today and join the adventure.

Setting: 1890s Massachusetts

Historical fiction, fantasy, romance, mystery, Lovecraftian, series, adult

The Care and Feeding of Waspish Widows by Olivia Waite (Feminine Pursuits #2)

Endorsement from the submitter: "Sapphic romances where the women have interesting jobs"

When Agatha Griffin finds a colony of bees in her warehouse, it’s the not-so-perfect ending to a not-so-perfect week. Busy trying to keep her printing business afloat amidst rising taxes and the suppression of radical printers like her son, the last thing the widow wants is to be the victim of a thousand bees. But when a beautiful beekeeper arrives to take care of the pests, Agatha may be in danger of being stung by something far more dangerous…

Penelope Flood exists between two worlds in her small seaside town, the society of rich landowners and the tradesfolk. Soon, tensions boil over when the formerly exiled Queen arrives on England’s shores—and when Penelope’s long-absent husband returns to Melliton, she once again finds herself torn, between her burgeoning love for Agatha and her loyalty to the man who once gave her refuge.

As Penelope finally discovers her true place, Agatha must learn to accept the changing world in front of her. But will these longing hearts settle for a safe but stale existence or will they learn to fight for the future they most desire?

Setting: Regency England (1820)

Historical fiction, romance, politics, Regency, 1820s, adult

[daybreakthing]

fallow (brown)! ⸻ a presentation that blurs the lines between hereticnine (link) & omnine; this could be a mix of the two, not being able to tell the difference between them, etc!

symbol source (link)!

for 🌾🔥 anon!

tagging @radiomogai & @color-palette-presentations!

[bagadew]

A mask for any occasion!

[i2-xmf]

[atarashiigakkoworld]

May 27 is the day of those who were hanged to prevent Türkiye from being divided. It cannot be forgotten.🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷Don't worry, Turkish people say no to coup It happened once, never again

[whisperingfaun]

What better teammate for a tiny bunny than a giant dragon?

This is team Treasure. I have them in a PMD group on DA. Fallow is the bun and Hoard is the druddigon

[dreamypumpkins]

In orbit — ATTACK 8

For @maple-and-pie!

[tmblrviralvideos]

Türkiye Germany friendship 😆😆

[haveyoureadthisqueerbook]

[skiptomy]

now with 1000% more color

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

Between Angel Fire and Eagle Nest, Taos Co, NM. Photo: Heidi Harrand Watkins (Sep 28, 2024)

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"Any real change implies the breakup of the world as one has always known it, the loss of all that gave one an identity, the end of safety. And at such a moment, unable to see and not daring to imagine what the future will now bring forth, one clings to what one knew, or dreamed that one possessed. Yet, it is only when a man is able, without bitterness or self-pity, to surrender a dream he has long possessed that he is set free, he has set himself free for higher dreams, for greater privileges." ~James Baldwin [Ian Sanders]

+ “...No, happiness is the uncle you never knew about, who flies a single-engine plane onto the grassy landing strip, hitchhikes into town, and inquires at every door until he finds you asleep midafternoon as you so often are during the unmerciful hours of your despair.

It comes to the monk in his cell. It comes to the woman sweeping the street with a birch broom, to the child whose mother has passed out from drink. It comes to the lover, to the dog chewing a sock, to the pusher, to the basketmaker, and to the clerk stacking cans of carrots in the night.

                   It even comes to the boulder in the perpetual shade of pine barrens, to rain falling on the open sea, to the wineglass, weary of holding wine.”

Jane Kenyon, “Happiness” from Otherwise: New and Selected Poems. Copyright © 2005 by the Estate of Jane Kenyon. Reprinted with the permission of Graywolf Press, St. Paul, Minnesota, 

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