#Lady Ruth Charity Zine

[aristocratic-otter]

Lemon Blueberry Shortbread

A Lady Ruth Charity Zine fic, featuring art from @letraspal

Summary:

Two afternoons of learning to cook a family recipe, thirty years apart.

Part 1: Cooking with Lucy

Ruth

“No, darling, don’t cut the blueberries!”

Lucy drops the slim knife and pulls her hands back in startlement. At eight years old, I’ve only just started letting her cut things, and then only soft fruits with my dullest knife.

“Why not, mummy?” she asks. “We cut the blueberries last week!”

I sigh and smile. This is part of it. This passing on of hard won knowledge. That the methods that suit one occasion aren’t meant to be applied to another. This is the reason that I was so thrilled when Lucy decided she wanted to learn to cook. Thrilled and relieved.

It’s been far more difficult, being a mother, than I ever envisioned when Andrew and I set out on this journey together. I’d thought that my girl would be much like I was; fond of home comforts and domestic pursuits. I thought I’d wile away many a happy hours sewing or cleaning or crafting with my daughter.

Well, best laid plans and all that.

Read on AO3

[prettylightsbigcity]

Well hello, friends. I am emerging from my cave of existential dread to remind you all that submissions for the Lady Ruth Charity Zine organized by @skeedelvee are due today! Here's a little peek at one of the fics I'm submitting:

***

Simon

“You know there are recipes on the internet, right, Snow?” 

I huff and turn to wipe my hands on a tea towel hanging off one of the drawer handles.

“And if you use an online recipe, you can check the reviews and see if it actually works, and if people liked it, and–”

Baz stops abruptly with an undignified squeak, because I’ve grabbed him by the hips and lifted him off the worktop.

“Snow!” he protests, wrapping his ridiculously long legs around me and clinging to my shoulders.

I grin.

“You could have just asked me to move.”

“Didn’t want to interrupt,” I say, carrying Baz out of the kitchen, “and besides, I prefer a more hands-on approach.”

***

I have been tagged many times over the past few weeks, and I'm extremely grateful for each and every one. I love seeing your wips, y'all are truly brilliant and wonderful and I thank you for not giving up on me <3 Here are some tags back to kick off your Wednesday :) @palimpsessed @martsonmars @tea-brigade @krisrix @aristocratic-otter @stardustasincocaine @ivelovedhimthroughworse and @ionlydrinkhotwater

[gekkoinapeartree]

Welp. I’ve cracked open ye ol’ tablet this past week-because guess who’s doing some arts for a very special Lady Ruth Charity Zine??

No Brian Cranston! Not you!

( you’re looking decidedly fabulous by the way. )

Me!

Its a bit on the sad end of looks at the moment (ie. in progress) as you see :

Hopefully it’ll land somewhere along the lines of this picture in terms of finish:

And since i did that like 2-3 years ago and haven’t done a-lot with the iPad in terms drawing… good luck to me.

In other news- i got called a pill today (still unsure of this is good or bad but eh ) and yesterday my daughter fell asleep in a grocery cart after a full day of dance and preschool.

It was picture day and she decided that fancy dress was a must. And despite my protests to change once pictures were done, i found her sitting in the dirt with her dino boots and fancy skirt covered in dirt/ sand, pouring more dirt on her legs. My perfect little dirt gremlin. 🥰.

Anyways hope you’re feeling hydrated, well rested and hungry for this zine!

Love ya all !!

[ladyruthsrecipescharityzine]

Everything you need to know about the Lady Ruth's Recipes charity zine:

What is it?

It's a Carry On themed charity zine supporting Planned Parenthood! There are over 20 recipes (submitted by people within the fandom) and each recipe is accompanied with either a fic or a piece of art (and sometimes both!) that features the food from the recipe. It will be available in digital form only.

The stories and art cover a wide range of characters and relationships from the Carry On universe. And the entirety of the content is rated G or T.

When does it come out?

The zine will come out on December 1st, 2023. Pre-orders will be open from now until the release date. The zine will also be available for 4 weeks after that date. After December 31st we will no longer be fulfilling orders, so if you want a copy, get it before it's gone!

How do I order a copy?

We're asking people to make their donations directly to Planned Parenthood (or your country's equivalent for reproductive care services, if that is easier). After doing so, send a screenshot with proof of your donation to ladyruthsrecipescharityzine@gmail.com and your pre-order will be submitted! A minimum donation of $20 USD is required, but you are welcome to donate more. The minimum donation is $10 for the final 2 days of December! If you are buying copies for more than just yourself, please note that in your email and list out the extra email addresses that those copies should be sent to.

Who contributed to the zine?

We have many contributors that made this whole project possible! We'll be teasing everyone's work in the weeks leading up to the release of the zine, but here's the big list of everyone involved!

Aristocratic_Otter - recipes, writing, and planning

BazzyBelle -recipes, writing, and planning

Bloodiedpixie - recipes

Bookish-bogwitch - recipes

Clinkcat and Zed - recipes, writing, and art

Flibber T. Pippet - recipes

Gekkoinapeartree - art

Ionlydrinkhotwater - art

Ivelovedhimthroughworse - art

KrisRix - art

Letraspal - art

Mandilorian - recipes and writing

Mostlymaudlin - art

Onepintobean - writing

Penpanoply - cover design

PlaPla - art

Prettylightsbigcity - recipes, writing, and planning

Rainbowsky - recipes

Skeedelvee - art and planning

Taken aback by Tuesdays - recipes

Tea-brigade - zine design and planning

TeddyMedley - recipes and writing

The-jennster - recipes

Twigs_in_my_hair & Twiglet - recipes, writing, art, and planning

Wellbelesbian - recipes

Youraveragebookworm - writing

Please let us know if you have any questions! We can't wait to share this zine with you all!

@aristocratic-otter @bazzybelle @bloodiedpixie @bookish-bogwitch @cats-and-jam @werezolft @gekkoinapeartree @ionlydrinkhotwater @ivelovedhimthroughworse @krisrix @letraspal @themandilorian @mostlymaudlin @onepintobean @penpanoply @prettylightsbigcity @skeedelvee @takenabackbytuesdays @tea-brigade @teddypmedley @wellbelesbian @youraveragebookworm

[wanderlust-----witch]

Wander's Library

I have a lot of books. Be warned.

Physical Books:

The Complete Book of Dreams- Stephanie Gatling

Tarot for Self Care- Minerva Siegel

Queering the Tarot- Cassandra Snow

The Complete Dream Book- Gillian Holloway

The Alchemy of Your Dreams- Athena Laz

Moon Magic- Aurora Kane

Handbook Trio (Herbal, House, and Moon Magic)- Aurora Kane

Living by the Moon- Lunarly’s Kiki Ely

Your Lunar Code- Lori Reid

The Stars Within You- Juliana McCarthy

Dirtbag Astrology- Alberto Toribio

Astrology and Religion Among the Greeks and Romans- Franz Cumont

The Beginner’s Guide to Akashic Records- Whitney Jefferson Evans

Crystals- Jennie Harding

A Field Guide to Lucid Dreaming- Tuccillo, Zeizel, and Peisel

Lighting the Wick- Sandra Mariah Wright and Leanne Marrama

The Ancient Healing Companion- Misha Ruth Cohen, O.M.D.

The Practical Book of Witchcraft- Pamela Ball

The Everything Astrology Book- Trish MacGregor

The Complete Book of Palmistry- Joyce Wilson

Wicca: A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner- Scott Cunningham

Living Wicca- Scott Cunningham

Cunningham’s Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs- Scott Cunningham

The Pagan Family- Ceisiwr Serith

Wiccapedia- Shawn Robbins and Leanna Greenaway

The Good Witch’s Guide- Shawn Robbins and Charity Bedell

The Crystal Witch- Shawn Robbins and Leanna Greenaway

The Witch’s Way- Shawn Robbins and Leanna Greenaway

Wiccan Kitchen- Lisa Chamberlain

Psychic Spellcraft- Shawn Robbins and Leanna Greenaway

A Little Bit of Intuition- Catharine Allen

A Little Bit of Wicca- Cassandra Eason

12,000 Dreams Interpreted- Gustavus Hindman Miller

I Don’t Want to be an Empath Anymore- Ora North

Spellwork for Self Care

Witchcraft Therapy- Mandi Em

Happy Witch- Mandi Em

The Witch’s Book of Self Care- Arin Murphy-Hiscock

The House Witch- Arin Murphy-Hiscock

The Green Witch- Arin Murphy-Hiscock

The Green Witch’s Grimoire- Arin Murphy-Hiscock

The Green Witch’s Garden- Arin Murphy Hiscock

The Modern Witchcraft Guide to Magical Herbs- Judy Ann Nock

The Modern Witchcraft Spellbook- Skye Alexander

The Modern Guide to Witchcraft- Skye Alexander

Spellcrafting- Arin Murphy Hiscock

Divination- Alida Somars

1001 Spells- Cassandra Eason

Witchcraft Magic and Alchemy- Grillot de Givry

Other Physical Media:

Moon Magic Lunar Oracle- Marie Bruce

Moon Energy Guided Journal- Nikki Strange

Manifesting Dreams Guided Workbook

Spellcraft: A Guided Journal for Casting, Cleansing, and Blessing

Magazines:

Prevention Guide All-Natural Herbal Remedies

Centennial Entertainment: Witches

360 Media Special: The Story of Witches

National Geographic: Natures Best Remedies

Ebooks:

The Study of Witchcraft- Deborah Lipp

Braiding Sweetgrass- Robin Kimmerer

Queering Your Draft- Cassandra Snow

Herbal Magick- Gerina Dunwich

An Anarchist Free Herbal Zine

City Magick- Christopher Penczak

A History of Witchcraft in England from 1558-1718- Wallace Notestein

Italian Folk Magic- Mary-Grace Fahrun

Love Magic- Lilith Dorsey

Magic When You Need It- Judika Illes

Magical Astrology- Skye Alexander

Personal Magic- Marion Weinstein

Plant Witchery- Juliet Diaz

Positive Magic- Marion Weinstein

Reading the Runes- Kim Farnell

Viridarium Umbris- David A Schulke

Spellcrafting- Gerina Dunwich

The Big Book of Tarot- Joan Bunning

The discoverie of witchcraft- Reginald Scot

The Witch’s Eight Paths of Power- Lady Sable Aradia

The Witch’s Guide to Wands- Gypsey Elaine Teague

True Magic- Draja Mickaharic

Water Witchcraft- Annwyn Avalon

Wicca Made Easy- Phyllis Curott

Wishcraft- Sakura Fox

Witch, Please- Victoria Maxwell

Witchcraft Activism- David Salisbury

Witchery: Embrace the Wisdom Within- Juliet Diaz

Year of the Witch- Temperance Alden

Books that aren’t directly about witchcraft but I incorporate them into my witchcraft studies because they’re useful AF:

The Seven Sisters of Sleep- Mordecai Cooke

The Watkins Dictionary of Symbols-Jack Tresidder

Mythology- Edith Hamilton

The Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Wildflowers

The Greek View of Life- G. Lowes Dickinson

The Calm and Cozy Book of Sleep- Beth Wyatt

RD Home Handbooks: Herbs- Lesley Bremness

PDR for Herbal Medicines First Edition

The Book of Signs- Rudolf Koch

Other Occult Related Books:

The Satanic Bible- Anton Szandor LaVey

The Satanic Rituals- Anton Szandor LaVey

Quantum Freedom: Divine Embodiment- “The Spirit Collective” Channeled by Katherine D. Caulfield (I’m deadass, that’s what’s on the book cover)

Mythology Books:

The Odyssey-Homer

The Iliad- Homer

New LaRousse Encyclopedia of Mythology

Percy Jackson’s Greek Gods and Percy Jackson’s Greek Heroes- Rick Riordan (Not even remotely sorry lmao)

Zeus Grants Stupid Wishes- Cory O’Brien

The Argonautica- Apollonius Rhodius

The Theogony- Hesiod

[ruthkathrynjones]

Essex Feminist Collective: ‘The Agency of Visible Women’ is a fictional institution made flesh for the duration of this exhibition. The institution seeks to make women visible and highlight the myriad ways this visibility is challenged, even within our feminist communities. Beecroft Art Gallery, Victoria Avenue, Southend.

Essex Feminist Collective: ‘The Agency of Visible Women’ is a fictional institution made flesh for the duration of this exhibition. The institution seeks to make women visible and highlight the myriad ways this visibility is challenged, even within our feminist communities. Beecroft Art Gallery, Victoria Avenue, Southend.

Essex Feminist Collective: ‘The Agency of Visible Women’ is a fictional institution made flesh for the duration of this exhibition. The institution seeks to make women visible and highlight the myriad ways this visibility is challenged, even within our feminist communities. Beecroft Art Gallery, Victoria Avenue, Southend.

Essex Feminist Collective: ‘The Agency of Visible Women’ is a fictional institution made flesh for the duration of this exhibition. The institution seeks to make women visible and highlight the myriad ways this visibility is challenged, even within our feminist communities. Beecroft Art Gallery, Victoria Avenue, Southend.

Essex Feminist Collective: ‘The Agency of Visible Women’ is a fictional institution made flesh for the duration of this exhibition. The institution seeks to make women visible and highlight the myriad ways this visibility is challenged, even within our feminist communities. Beecroft Art Gallery, Victoria Avenue, Southend.

Essex Feminist Collective: ‘The Agency of Visible Women’ is a fictional institution made flesh for the duration of this exhibition. The institution seeks to make women visible and highlight the myriad ways this visibility is challenged, even within our feminist communities. Beecroft Art Gallery, Victoria Avenue, Southend.

Essex Feminist Collective: ‘The Agency of Visible Women’ is a fictional institution made flesh for the duration of this exhibition. The institution seeks to make women visible and highlight the myriad ways this visibility is challenged, even within our feminist communities. Beecroft Art Gallery, Victoria Avenue, Southend.

Essex Feminist Collective: ‘The Agency of Visible Women’ is a fictional institution made flesh for the duration of this exhibition. The institution seeks to make women visible and highlight the myriad ways this visibility is challenged, even within our feminist communities. Beecroft Art Gallery, Victoria Avenue, Southend.

Essex Feminist Collective: ‘The Agency of Visible Women’ is a fictional institution made flesh for the duration of this exhibition. The institution seeks to make women visible and highlight the myriad ways this visibility is challenged, even within our feminist communities. Beecroft Art Gallery, Victoria Avenue, Southend.

Essex Feminist Collective: ‘The Agency of Visible Women’ is a fictional institution made flesh for the duration of this exhibition. The institution seeks to make women visible and highlight the myriad ways this visibility is challenged, even within our feminist communities. Beecroft Art Gallery, Victoria Avenue, Southend.

The Agency of Visible Women

The Agency of Visible Women is a fictional institution made flesh for the period 17 February to 14 April 2018 at Beecroft Art Gallery, Southend.

At the Agency of Visible Women we aim to explore the ways that we can address Women’s concerns for their visibility even within the intersects of our feminist communities.

We carry out important work at the Agency and our members represent the breadth of our expertise through their extensive department roles.

You may find your first point of contact at the Agency will be with our Human Resources Officer, Fanny Von Beaverhausen. During office hours Fanny can discuss your concerns about your visibility as a woman or femme. Out of hours you are welcome to relax in Fanny’s office as you watch Agency approved infomercial ‘Blips and Lips’.

Should your interests lie in Public Relations, Amani AlThuwaini’s work addresses public misconceptions about the agency of Middle Eastern Women through the medium of traditional embroidery and poetry.

If you’re concerned about more down to earth things (literally), you can head to our Highways and Maintenance Officer Lu Williams to examine her proposed solutions for public highway drainage in her series of exquisite (wo)manhole covers.

Or perhaps you’d like to View Eliza Soroga’s proposal for effective Pedestrian Management in her collaboration with B Hanusova in the short film entitled ‘Breakfast’?

Alternatively our Assistant Architect Dana AlJouder can lead you on a haunting tour through Singapore’s high rise development HDB, where she brings the functional and monotonous to life with her presence.

In our online resource department you’ll find our Data Analyst Damien Robinson. Here Damien calculates the unpaid labour that women perform and produces beautiful visualisations based on that analysis of data.

Overseeing the online presence of women falls under the remit of Digital Content Curator, Stefania Woznarowycz. Woznarowycz works hard to challenge the male centric view of women through careful digital corruption of stereotypical imagery of women online.

Hard at work in the public eye, Cultural Advisor Elsa James addresses a televised reply to Ron Liddle’s infamous claim that the African Caribbean communities in London possess no culture but violence, goat curry and rap music.

Perhaps you’re finding yourself a little tired after visiting all these departments. ‘Pause’ and replenish yourself with Emma Edmondson the Agency’s favourite Tea Lady, where making is a way to disengage from the catastrophic world events that take place around us.

After your break you can take a stroll over to our Botanist Leyla Pillai. Here you can examine Pillai’s research specimens in close detail.

From here you might like to pay a visit to Hygiene Facilitator Charlotte Hamilton, where frivolous self care and social media get cleaned up with these large scale bath bomb portraits. They’re scented, too!

  The serious matters of childcare and motherhood can be sensitively explored with our Parent/Teacher Associate Kim Ralston. She puts her craft skills to good use to understand the problems of motherhood and it’s impact on women’s bodies.

If you’ve the time for a stop with our caretaker Ruth Jones, you can examine how to take space, share space and take care as a woman.

And don’t forget to exit through the gift shop, where you can find Agency made paraphernalia to help you be more visible as a woman.

The Agency of Visible Women takes its role in the community seriously and has partnered up with the non-fictional charity the Essex Feminist Collective. Any donations made by visitors will go to a zine making workshop for survivors of sexual abuse at Southend-on-Sea Rape Crisis.

The Agency of Visible Women

17 February – 14 April 2018 At Beecroft Art Gallery Victoria Avenue, Southend on Sea, Essex, SS2 6EX Open Tuesday – Saturday 10am – 5pm

The Agency of Visible Women The Agency of Visible Women The Agency of Visible Women is a fictional institution made flesh for the period 17 February to 14 April 2018 at Beecroft Art Gallery, Southend.

[aristocratic-otter]

Thank y'all for not forgetting me even as I've been too swamped in work to reply back! I've finished my replies now and I feel justified in posting some of my own WIP stuff, but first, thank you to all y'all who tagged me in the last two weeks:

@basiltonbutliketheherb, @cutestkilla, @artsyunderstudy, @yeonjunenby, @bookish-bogwitch, @ivelovedhimthroughworse, @erzbethluna, @whogaveyoupermission, @moodandmist, @ionlydrinkhotwater, @larkral, @fatalfangirl, @prettylightsbigcity, @whatevertheweather, @nightimedreamersghost, @johnwgrey, @tea-brigade, @ileadacharmedlife, @facewithoutheart you're all amazing!

I've got lots of words, because I write in bits to take breaks from my work, so I'll paste them under the cut, cause this'll be huge.

From fic #1 for the Lady Ruth Charity Zine:

I’ve barely opened my mouth to say his name when Baz is upon me. He sweeps me up into his arms and gives me an extremely thorough and expert kiss. His mouth tastes like peppermint, not blood. Of course Baz would take tooth cleaning supplies on a vampire hunt, the nerd. 

The kiss goes on far longer than is probably appropriate for midday in front of my grandmother. He takes me apart with his mouth, and I’m at risk of developing an extremely inappropriate physical response. All of Baz’s kisses are like that, these days. I taught him everything he knows about kissing, and now the student has become the master. 

I may swoon.

From fic #2 for the Lady Ruth Charity Zine:

 I peruse the recipe again, for the third time, and I can’t figure out what there is in the ingredients that would make the brownies turn purple. That leaves only one possibility. 

“Violet!” I shout. 

“Yes, daddy?” my little girl asks, appearing like magic from under the kitchen table. 

“Did you add something to the brownies?” I try to keep my tone gentle, but I’m exhausted and frazzled, and I’m sure that shows in my voice, because Violet’s face falls into a pout. 

“They were ugly, daddy! All brown and lumpy. I wanted them to be pretty for the cake sale!”

I rub at the spot between my eyes where my family is definitely causing me premature wrinkles. “Show me what you put in the batter, Violet.”

From my potential 2023 COTTA fic:

His familial library has got to be the eighth wonder of the world. Bookshelves line the room floor to ceiling. That might not seem like much, but the room is the size of a dance hall, and the ceiling is at least three stories high. There are actual sliding ladders you have to climb to get to books on upper shelves. 

While I gaze around, starry eyed, Basil strolls over to a record player placed on what must be an Edwardian end table. He pulls a record out of a paper sleeve and puts it on the turntable. The music that emerges from the speakers is pretty. And somehow familiar, though I couldn’t tell you where I’ve heard it before. 

“Is that the record you told me about?” I ask, diverted from my fascination with the book wonderland around me. 

Baz nods and hands me the paper sleeve. “Yeah. That’s his picture on the front. I ran into him again, did I tell you? I found out his name. It’s–

“Simon,” I whisper as I run one finger over a beloved face pictured on a piece of cardboard. 

From Raising Dragons:

I do enjoy the Tate even if Simon and I get some very confused looks. Or, I should say, I do. Because I don’t bother to hide the fact that I’m chatting with Simon, but with his camouflage, nobody can see him. We considered using a disguise spell or a ‘Nothing To See Here’, but I wasn’t sure my spells would last the whole time, and Simon’s dragon invisibility is pretty much infinite now, so long as he doesn’t actively wish to look like himself again. 

So I look like some lunatic, talking to thin air. 

I don’t care. The opinions of these people don’t matter a whit to me. All I care about is my lovely boyfriend, who is strolling by my side, commenting amusingly on art that I know he despises. I’m frequently convulsed with laughter at his incredulity at what can be called ‘art’, but I had the foresight to cast a “Children Should Be Seen, But Not Heard” on the pair of us, so no passerby hears two voices where there should be one. 

Of course, that means I look like I’m speaking inaudibly to noone. Well, it’s not like it makes me look any crazier. 

And finally, from Playing With Fire, Treading Thin Ice:

I meet Baz’s cousin Dev and Dev’s lover (and apparently Baz’s best friend), Niall. Dev slaps me on the back after Baz’s introduction and crows, “Thank you!” 

“For what?” I’m baffled. 

“For dating my cousin and therefore making sure I’m not the only queer Pitch here today,” he laughs. “You can’t imagine the pressure this takes off of me. You’re a lifesaver, my friend.”

I’m genuinely confused, and I take advantage of Baz’s trip to the loo to question his cousin. 

“Shouldn’t the pressure be the same? I mean, why should Baz’s coming out make things easier on you?” 

Dev shakes his head and throws an arm over my shoulder. “You have much to learn, young Padawan. I may be a Pitch,” Dev confides, “but Baz is THE Pitch. His queerness is of much more note than mine because his position in the family is much higher than mine. Therefore everyone will be staring at and gossiping about you, and Niall and I will finally have some peace. So thank you,” he concludes dramatically. 

“You’re welcome,” I say sourly.

Who's left to tag? And I can't believe that I actually beat midnight.

Tagging @fight-surrender, @angelsfalling16, @bazzybelle, @carryonsimoncarryonbaz, @dragoneggos, @foolofabookwyrm-activated (happy birthday!) , @giishu, @gekkoinapeartree, @krisrix, @kherub, @messofthejess, @otherworldsivelivedin, @raenestee, @subparselkie, @technetiumai, @urban-sith, @you-remind-me-of-the-babe

[aristocratic-otter]

It's late, I'm tired. I've written a lot, but I'm just going to give you six sentences from each of my Lady Ruth Zine fics as a little taste.

Thank you to @bookish-bogwitch, @whogaveyoupermission, @you-remind-me-of-the-babe, @larkral, @artsyunderstudy, @ionlydrinkhotwater, @ivelovedhimthroughworse, @confused-bi-queer, @nightimedreamersghost, @palimpsessed and @erzbethluna for the tags.

Zine fic #1:

Baz

Thank Crowley that I bought all those duplicate ingredients. 

I can’t fathom why Lady Ruth said this was an easy recipe. This is the third batch I’ve tried. The first one, admittedly, failed through no fault of the recipe—it burnt to a crisp when I had to talk Ebb down off of the ceiling after Nat teased her to the point of tears. 

The second batch smelt…funny. And not good funny.

Zine fic #2

Ruth

“No, darling, don’t cut the blueberries!”

“Why not, mummy?” she asks. “We cut the blueberries last week!”

I sigh and smile. This is part of it. This passing on of hard won knowledge. That the methods that suit one occasion aren’t meant to be applied to another.

It's far far too late for Sunday, so tag backs to all the folks above, and tags for Wednesday to @angelsfalling16, @bloodiedpixie, @carryonsimoncarryonbaz, @dragoneggos, @fatalfangirl, @facewithoutheart, @frjsti, @ileadacharmedlife, @johnwgrey, @krisrix, @prettylightsbigcity, @raenestee, @tea-brigade

[ladyruthsrecipescharityzine]

COMING SOON!

Cover art by @penpanoply

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A peek at art by @letraspal 

Accompanied by a recipe for Blueberry and lemon shortbread cookies and a fic by @aristocratic-otter

Recipe from @bloodiedpixie

Pre-order your copy of Lady Ruth’s Recipes today!

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GIVEAWAY TIME!

Thanks to our generous donors, we ended up with quite a few donated copies!

Shoot us a DM if you would like a copy!

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The charities you've helped us support!

Thank you so much to all of our donors all around the world! Here's all of the great charities that got supported during the project.

Planned Parenthood

International Planned Parenthood Federation

Sexual Health Information Networking and Education South Australia

Sexual Health Network of Quebec

Society for Nutrition, Education & Health Action (SNEHA), Mumbai India

Pro Familia, Germany (part of the International Planned Parenthood Federation)

Ipas México & Planned Parenthood

Even though our campaign is over, there's always a need for donations for sexual health charities. Consider making a donation today!

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Did you know you can print your copy of the Lady Ruth’s Recipes zine?

You can enjoy the zine digitally or you can use one of the print formatted files to print out your own copy! I got this one done at Staples.

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A peek at art by @mostlymaudlin

This is accompanied by a recipe for No bake banoffee cheesecake

Recipe from @themandilorian

Pre-order your copy of Lady Ruth’s Recipes today!

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A peek at art by @letraspal 

Accompanied by a recipe for Blueberry and lemon shortbread cookies and a fic by @aristocratic-otter

Recipe from @bloodiedpixie

Pre-order your copy of Lady Ruth’s Recipes today!

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WE BROKE $1000!