SFTH FIC MASTERLIST

the unrelenting aubergine brainrot returned so I made this uquiz

it's my first time making a personality quiz and honestly it's kinda fun lol I want to do it with all my favourite longforms now

Skrimm gets mail

[VIDEO TRANSCRIPT:

Andy (pretending to read a letter): I look at Daisy and I say: (as Skrimm) Barnabos, what the fuck are you talking about?!

(Daisy gestures in equal confusion)

Skrimm: Doesn't make any sense! This doesn't make any fucking sense, there's blood all over this, I can't even read half of it! There's something about 'Ogre-Titles' and– and– and something about going to 'Ogre-Heaven' and–

Daisy (gesturing): Why is there blood?!

Skrimm: You think that's THEIR blood?!

Daisy (gesturing): I don't know!

Skrimm: Oh my god! Oh no!

Mace: There's a chipped golden scale rolled up in the– in the note.

(Skrimm picks up the scale, hands shaking and gasping for air in horror)

(Mace wheezes)

Skrimm: This is– This is Taishen's skin!

Daisy (gesturing): Who's Mr. Bones??

(laughter)

Skrimm: I DON'T KNOW!

END TRANSCRIPT.]

The Fallen Shepherd, saving his flock at all costs.

Got the sudden urge to post so here we are

Thinking about The Unrelenting Aubergine again too much- as much as I love Ditch (they consume so much of my brain) I would love to see more stuff about James - especially his dynamic with Titch, but maybe also his dynamic with Margaery

And just more stuff about Margaery in general - I love her, she is amazing. I want more fics just about her (I’d write them but I don’t know what I’d write 😭 I’d write the James and Titch stuff too, and I have some ideas, but not how I’d write them and they’re just general concepts. I’d love to hear more, too)

I haven’t posted anything ever but apparently we’re all posting our cats. So here, have my cat, Lola! :D

woah more of them who would've guessed

never out of options

Happy Valentine's Day! Here are some gay robots :3

Keaton Music Typewriter, Circa 1936

The Keaton Music Typewriter, invented around 1936, revolutionized music publishing. With a specialized keyboard for musical symbols, it allowed for quick and accurate typing of sheet music. This innovation significantly sped up the production process, meeting the high demand for printed music in the 1930s.