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[clockworkbee]

[eiivens]

"Whatever we did—or, more crucially, did not do—it seemed that so long as we did it together, our individual sins might be abated. There is no comfort like complicity."

Had to make a presentation for my creative writing class and I liked these slides enough to post them ehe :)

[selenophiles92]

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[wasitworth]

'I don't know what's wrong with me. I want to hurt the whole world'.

'If we were villains' by M. L. Rio

[lilmissnatcat24]

lilmissnatcat24 doesn't just write, she also reads too!!!! i read 72 books this year, here were my top 10 favorite and my bottom 5 least favorite of 2024!

The Blighted Stars by Megan E. O'Keefe

Two people, one an heir to a vast intergalactic empire and one an imprisoned terrorist in disguise, must discover why potential habitable worlds for humans are already dead by the time researchers arrive. Spooky creepy zombie book with intergalactic politics and a forbidden romance that makes your toes curl.

2.The Unmaking of June Farrow by Adrienne Young

A woman has an ability to travel in time, but has to decide whether to stay in the present or return to her past life, where she already once left behind her husband and child. Time Traveler's Wife meets Southern gothic magical realism.

3.The God of the Woods by Liz Moore

Twenty years after the son of the family who owns a popular summer camp goes missing and is never found, their daughter is suddenly nowhere to be found. Dirty Dancing meets murder mystery meets Yellow Wallpaper.

4. What Moves the Dead by T. Kingfisher

Terrifying retelling of Edgar Allen Poe's Fall of the House of Usher. Zombies and fungi and gothic manors galore-- in a year where I read seven T. Kingfisher books, this was my favorite.

5. Vengeful by V. E. Schwab

The second book in the Vicious duology, the effects of one particularly dangerous and influential woman with extra special powers. Homoerotic dark academia X-Men retelling.

6. The Will of the Many by James Islington

One boy goes undercover in a vicious university to spy for the very same family responsible for killing his own. Dark academia meets Red Rising (if Red Rising was actually good) meets high fantasy crack cocaine.

7. Happy Place by Emily Henry

Two exes have to pretend to still be together in their friends' annual summer trip to Maine. The only second-chance romance that deserves rights.

8. To Shape a Dragon's Breath by Moniquill Blackgoose

A native girl with her dragon must learn to keep her individuality in a school that attempts to whitewash and gentrify the ancient skill of dragon taming. Historical fantasy filled with action, romance, and individuality.

9. The Way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson

The first in the Stormlight Archives series, one assassination of a king results in a war, and how the horrors of that war affect different characters around the globe. Yet another high fantasy crack cocaine.

10. A Dangerous Collaboration by Deanna Raybourn

The fourth installment of the Veronica Speedwell series, a manor haunted by the ghost of a runaway bride ten years later. The slow burn is no longer slow!!!

now for the worst of the worst

The Women by Kristin Hannah

One woman's experience as a war nurse during the Vietnam War, and her struggles to reacclimate back into society. The most disappointing book by one of my favorite authors-- if it comes out in ten years that Kristin Hannah used ChatGPT to write this book, I will not be surprised in the slightest.

2. That Time I Got Drunk and Saved a Demon by Kimberly Lemmings

Young maiden gets kidnapped by a demon in order to save the world. The world's most insufferable millennial unfortunately got published to write demon smut.

3. Make the Season Bright by Ashley Herring Blake

A sapphic romance of two ex-fiancees who pretend not to know each other as their cabin gets snowed in for the winter. The peak reason why second-chance romances don't work.

4. How Does It Feel? by Jeneane O'Riley

Shitty ACOTAR retelling with a demon who jizzes his pants over some random biologist. That's maybe the nicest thing I can say about it.

5. Throttled by Lauren Asher

F1 forbidden romance between a bad boy and his co-worker's sister. Seriously, who is letting these millennials publish these books? Who is editing these? Who is the audience? Why can't these fuckers just jerk off and get over it like everyone else?

[riepu10]

Richard Armitage - Filmography 7/X

2020 Castlevania, season 3 - Trevor Belmont 2020 Uncle Vanya - Doctor Astrov 2021 Space Sweepers - James Sullivan 2021 Castlevania, season 4 - Trevor Belmont 2021 Stay Close - Ray Levine 2022 The Man from Rome - Father Quart 2023 Obsession - William Farrow 2023 I am Urban - Chop (UATSC re-edit)

[tigerlilycorinne-fanfiction]

butchered tongue still singing here

Day 3 of AUgust 2024 Challenge: Dark Academia

Rating: Teen and Up

Pairing: James Farrow/Oliver Marks

Words: 8k

Summary:

“What did she say?” he asks. Meredith sucks her bottom lip again, uncharacteristically hesitant. Though Oliver only reintegrated about a week ago, he’s already noticed Meredith’s edge, sharper than ever. She knows her worth, and Oliver guesses, without having asked, that Meredith hasn’t simply climbed the ladder; she’s clawed her way up. “She’s wondering if you’re returning for the reunion. Dellecher. Classes 1996 to 1999.” Oliver freezes up. “Go back to Dellecher?”

Or: Right out of prison, Oliver joins the rest of his Dellecher year for the alum tradition of returning for a week, and someone unexpected shows up. (You know who it is.)

Read on AO3

“Dark Academia” AU for the AUgust 2024 challenge (@augustwritingchallenge)! The collection is here!

This is only halfway beta-read but at least a did a edit read-through myself?

[soylazaro]

VW - Down Tools from Spencer MacDonald on Vimeo.

A very simple little spot for VW made with a lovely crew.

Director's cut.

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[charleslecunt]

In Conversation with: Oliver Marks -- If We Were Villains as a Magazine Editorial Spread

[clockworkbee]

[adxmparriish]

which of us could say we were more sinned against than sinning? we were so easily manipulated - confusion made a masterpiece of us.

[critterofthenight]

James and Meredith: *passionately kissing at the rehearsal as Edmund and Goneril*

Oliver:

[gardensprout]

If We Were Villains Fifth Edition Spoilers!

Totally forgot to post about this when I got it but OH MY GODDDDDD!! I LOVE ITTTTTT!

Also, look at James. Look at this man. I can’t even. I’m in love.

[nanstgeorge]

lit meme: [1/10] series or books → if we were villians but that is how a tragedy like ours or king lear breaks your heart—by making you believe that the ending might still be happy, until the very last minute.

[nostalgicacademia]

“What is more important, that Caesar is assassinated or that he is assassinated by his intimate friends? … That,’ Frederick said, 'is where the tragedy is.”

― M.L. Rio, If We Were Villains

[patruchilles]

IF WE WERE VILLAINS by M.L. Rio

How tremendous the agony of unmade decisions.