Andor Fandoring

Cassian started out as a traumatised and selfish young man who loved a select few. Sometimes he made bad choices, all too often others chose for him. Slowly, the circle of people he cares about expands. He also finds hope in the midst of loss and conflict and wants to make a Home with the love of his life.

But that was never meant for him.

Sometimes the decisions others make for us help shape our path in life, whether we like it or not.

The Messenger is finally where he needs to be. The centre of the rebellion. In this beautiful shot – the symbol.

Andor has the most beautifully written women that i think i have ever seen. Each woman is powerful, independent and dedicated. Although they are all incredibly able to look after themself, they aren’t afraid to ask for help if they need it. I love when people are able to write women that are strong and opinionated but also showing emotions like love and sadness. I usually find that when people are trying to write strong women, they make them emotionless and isolated which is literally insane. A woman can be powerful but that doesn’t mean she has to be blocked off from the world- their emotion makes them stronger. Their passion and care is what drives all of their lives and ultimately makes them win.

And for funsies, here are some of your Star Wars faves from this week!

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Hello and good morning to you all, and welcome once again to another Fandom Friday. As always, this is your host Coffeelorian or if you prefer, just plain Coffee, back with another update from around the vast fandom that is Star Wars.

Before we begin, however, I wonder if I might ask you all a somewhat silly question:

Are people not interacting with fanfiction any more, or is it just my imagination…?

I only ask this because I’ve seen long form stories get little to no attention whatsoever, whereas (depending on the audience) the one-shots can get anywhere from 20 notes in total to well over one hundred plus…so perhaps this leads me to my next question of the day:

What areas of the Star Wars Fanfiction world could use more attention as far as readership goes?

Feel free to drop some hints in the comments or reblogs, and perhaps if I have the time, I can start adding a few more to my fandom recs tag!

Until then, however…here are my picks of the week.

THE PREQUELS

“Where The Dust Settles”, by @holy-kenobi. “Bonded”, by @rosesloveletters.

THE BAD BATCH

“Cargo”, by @scribblesofshadow. “Sunlight”, by @nonooos-stuff.

MAUL: SHADOW LORD

“Adagio”, by @donniesgaptooth. “Storm”, by @maulsdear.

ANDOR

“What Will We Leave Behind?”, by “Parachutes And Lost Faith”, by @mylovelies-docx.

THE MANDALORIAN

“By His Side”, by @din-cognito. “No Matter What”, by @beloved-by-the-moon.

In conclusion, as part of my mission to poke around the Star Wars fandom and highlight those creators who might otherwise go unnoticed…I hope you will check out the links I have included for yourselves and like, comment on, and reblog them, as well as also giving the writers a few more followers to their Tumblr pages.

Please also like and reblog this latest installment so that these links can be spread around to as many other fans as possible, just in case not all of them can tune in at the same time.

An additional thank you goes to @djarrex for making the divider I used earlier in this post, but still want to give credit for.

If anybody likes what they see here AND would enjoy seeing more posts like this; please drop the rock star emoji (👩‍🎤) into the comments or reblogs, and I’ll be sure to tag you when the next update comes.

And finally, so that I do not forget…thank you to my friends, thank you to this fandom, and above all else, please stay safe out there.

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@skellymom @totally-not-your-babe @feralferrule @totallywizard07

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