By the time cars were invented, Jonah Magnus was already well into the body hopping game, which raises the question: has he ever actually learn to drive? Did this man sit through driver’s ed? Or has he just been getting out of legal repercussions for his shit driving by telling the cops everything he knows about their deepest darkest secrets every time he gets pulled over?
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seriously starting to get annoyed by people equating sad and tragic endings with meaningfulness. happy and/or hopeful endings don’t mean less. they’re not silly or less impactful. i'm just really tired of people telling me that the tragic ending is more romantic or beautiful or interesting or that the main character needs to "learn" something from the loss of a loved one.
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2023 reads // twitter thread
A Song of Salvation
YA space fantasy adventure
a reborn god in the body of a girl on an isolated planet, a grumpy space pirate, and a famous space-radio podcaster end up together on the run in the middle of an intergalactic war - and they might have the key to end it
m/m and pre f/m, demi MCs
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writing AU!Theta is like. The Doctor, but a few steps to the left. You were not incredibly far off course to where you could’ve been in your story, in another timeline. Never worrying about being completely alone, never losing your best friend, more time to be selfish. You are changed, and you can see the other universe’s self inside of your own, but how it even got to that point confuses you.
writing AU!Koschei is like. You never had to be the Master. I’m not even sure if you have it in you to be the Master if it came down to it now. You never had to endure half the shit you had to, at least not without a hand to hold through it. Your megalomanic tendencies still exist, your fears still have legs. But you are an intrinsically different person no matter which way it is sliced. You kind of hurt to look at. And you’re aware of exactly how it could have happened instead.
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But yeah. Like. The mystery and the beauty of romance is that it can neither be separated from the right kind of moral code/conduct nor from extremely boring practicalities and realities; it’ll die if you divorce it from either. And yet being good AND being sensible is not enough to produce the romance on its own. There is Something Else needed.
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