i am skybound

Shoujo Kageki Revue Starlight has a Yuri Index of 2877.000

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Rites of Purification by QuillStruggle (StruggleQuill) {E | 2,634}

The Potioneer's Son by QuillStruggle (StruggleQuill) {6,723}

nineteenth floor view by calmethar {T | 4,224}

Two Dads vs Diagon Alley by itsjamespotter {G | 6,245}

Sip Happens by EastWindmlk {T | 4,695}

Nightgale by GroundZero_V {5,519}

Dissolving Like the Setting Sun by Cassiara {E | 31,644}

dragon-heart herding by dhpanya10 {G | 1,257}

Call of the wild

sunflower field

Shelley, Tesla, and Socrates have widely read and discussed substacks. They get cited in thinkpieces. One of them will periodically get messy in public (often Shelley stitching byron on tiktok, sometimes Tesla in a too-blunt patreon post), but mostly they just put out compelling, high-quality writing. Socrates has strong Hitchens vibes.

Wilde and Twain are the good part of Twitter and every three months Twain tries to get in a fistfight with some politician who cites Tom Sawyer as an example of an apolitical novel. Wilde has an OF that is full of photos of him suggestively posed in exquisite velvet suits and dozens of extremely horny short stories.

Franklin doesn't have much of a public social media presence, but he has an exceptionally popular and long-running blog. It's been going for like forty years, people often describe him as the *inventor* of blogging, and his stuff shows up in screencaps everywhere. (He's got a sockpuppet FB page where he's quietly built a large following and he periodically seeds it with screencaps of his posts in order to build some momentum for an idea he's expressing).