#my name is fable

[frogmanfae]

This is actually the story of my life.

A fae forms a genuine bond of friendship with a human. As a prank another fae decides to kill their friend. Their ruler decides the murder did not violate any fae laws and issues no punishment, so the first fae dedicates their life to getting revenge by teaching humans all the rules of the fae.

[wtfgaylittlezooid]

They make me laugh

[hana-bobo-finch]

NOT MY NAME

[for-the-love-of-avo]

This came to me in a nightmare

[sage-is-in-fact-very-tired]

evil timeline!icarus *caring.* the way when et!aax walls into the meeting room - shot up and bleeding - they glance over him in- well it seems to be worry. it's the way they're so set on them going to a doctor /the lab to get looked over and healed. it's the way they care and they're worried and they want to *help.* it's the way they want him to be safe - even if it means in the long run, there's a chance Icarus might not be safe because they'd be without their bodyguard. it's that same- reckless sense of self we see in our icarus too; not caring if there's a chance this could hurt them. something about it. (and maybe that's just- our ucarus peaking through again, more noticeably in the way they care and worry about someone they used to be (...you know I'll analyze the mind palace and its people later but please know I am . explodes) friends with, someone who is their brother's partner. but- maybe it's not. maybe icarus is always going to be like that. always care about their family, always worry, always not care if there's a chance it will leave them hurt. maybe that's always how icarus has been - even if they weren't the best at showing it. maybe. *maybe.* maybe evil timeline icarus isn't as big of an asshole as we thought they'd be. maybe. so many maybes.)

[flame-shadow]

quick sketch requests for folks on bluesky

characters belong to: @sunflowerwilds @supermair0 @lordbobart @czalserafino @mechanicalrot @machine-finch @othermario @someguyiguess23 @trapitorag @sevilai [also colethebug and tmantheman on bsky]

[beanofspace]

Vi is for Bee

Violet is for Bi-olet- *badumtsh*

And a Jaune ☺

More-a so down below :0

Its just close ups hi owo

She stares into your soul...

(2/3)

Next up: the moth filled with spaghetti 👍

[mmelete]

guys, if Fable/Legend ends up becoming a ship in LU, that means that Legend canonically just has his dark world counterpart (Ravio) and his demented rat-bird pet (Sheerow) living in his house (in his basement??) and they sell Legend’s highly magical (cursed???) items around Hyrule.

How illegal is this? Yes. But is it funny and extremely in-character of them both? Also yes.

[viniciuskisser]

This Pavitr edit is ABSOLUTE CINEMA

[thisisntreaver]

The fable developers legitimately made such a tragic place, a sprawling graveyard whose inhabitants are constantly raising to attack people to the point the military is forced to be involved in a never ending war to protect those who live there an those who wish to visit their departed family. People like the widow literally have to have escorts so that they don't die while trying to pay their respects.

Theres a settlement of people who have had their home ruined by the industrialization of Bowerstone as the sewers lead directly into their home and theres only so much they can do to make it better on their own, as their king ignores them and the man responsible mocks them. These sewers are also now the main way for them to enter the city forcing them to walk through filth should they need something they can't provide for thmselves. The person who would be their advocate, whatever Lord resided in the Sunset House was driven mad by chesty and burnt his home down with himself inside, leaving them with no one to help them.

And then they named it Mourning Wood making it so difficult to talk about.

[theinquisitxor]

March 2025 Reading Wrap Up

In March I read 7 books, 1 dnf, and 1 short story, so 9 total things read. I thought it was a good reading month overall, and I read a lot of young adult-- which I don't read much of anymore. I feel like I've aged out of the genre for the most part, but there are a few books/series I still enjoy. Let's get into what I read!

1.World of Wonders: In Praise of Fireflies, Whale Sharks, and Other Astonishments by Aimee Nezhukumatathil, 4.5/5 stars. This is a collection of memoir essays and a love letter to nature. Aimee connects a different moment of her life to an animal or aspect of nature. I found her writing very enjoyable and a very refreshing read.

2.Oathbound (Legendborn Cycle 3) by Tracy Deonn, 4/5 stars. One of my most anticipated releases of the year, and one of the few ongoing ya-fantasy series I'm still reading. I had such a fun time reading this, and it had some tropes that I also found very fun to read. I didn't love it quite as much as books 1 and 2, buuuttt it was still solid and very good.

3.Fable for the End of the World by Ava Reid, 4/5 stars. If you were like me in the early 2010s obsessed with The Hunger Games and read a lot of the other dystopian books that dominated those years, this is a solid return to that genre but with a bit more of a 2020s lens. The ending is a bit polarizing and I have mixed feelings about it though.

4. The Naming (The Books of Pellinor 1) by Alison Croggon, 5/5 stars. This was one of my favorite books of my early teen years, and one I've been wanting to reread for several years. Safe to say I still loved this book and it stands the test of time. Reading it as an adult I picked up on so much more. I highly recommend this book/series!

5. The Riddle (Pellinor 2) by Alison Croggon, 4.5/5 stars. Unlike the first book, I did not remember anything from this book before my reread. So it was almost like reading it completely new. To me this one was even more emotional and our characters go through some soul-searching. Our main character deserves nothing bad to happen to her ever.

6. Ancillary Justice (Imperial Radch 1) by Ann Leckie, DNF. Unfortunately I was bored trying to read this, and I don't really care to see what happens. I first tried the audiobook, and then switched to a physical copy, but neither were able to keep my interest. It's not bad, I just personally couldn't get into it :(

7.Stolen Focus: Why You Can't Pay Attention— and How to Think Deeply Again by Johann Hari. I've felt for a little while that my attention span and ability to focus is not as good as it used to be (and that smartphones/social media/big tech is responsible) so this was very refreshing to read, affirmed my thoughts on things, and I learned quite a bit on how our collective ability to focus has been damaged. Highly recommend if you feel the same!

8. Wildwood Dancing (Wildwood 1) by Juliet Marillier, 4/5 stars. This was my Random TBR Pick for the month of March, and a book that was on my tbr since 2020. This is a ya-fairy tale retelling that was a mix of several tales set in Transylvania in some unspecified historical period. I enjoyed this and was glad to read another Juliet Marillier book!

9. The Library of Babel by Jorge Luis Borges, 4/5 stars. This is a short story by the acclaimed author, and his imaging of an infinite library containing every variation of the alphabet, and those how search through the library. This had been on my tbr since 2018, so I was glad to have finally read it!

That was all for March!

In April I'm hoping to read:

Finish Pellinor series (books 3 & 4) (prequel at some point?!)

Wildwood Dancing #2

Nonfiction -- Backyard Bird Chronicles maybe?

Random TBR Book -- Child of a Hidden Sea by AM Dellamonica

Whatever else I feel like reading! (maybe attempt The Luminaries ?)

[bubblingbrookeart]

Gay bugs

[gr3yart]

Concept design for a goddess oc (god of creativity and stories/fates), doomed plots my beloved<3

[beast-feast]

I tink I huave covid

[unprofessionaldoodler]

multi mabels

[n1kklzton]

Incase you have a bad day have this picture of my cat Malitae :3