pixie

This is my blog for sharing fics from my Ao3 account and talking about writing/ideas. When i'm out of a writing mood, i also rant about OCs here* . If you've come from my art blog and wanna know more about my characters, you'll certainly learn more here!

I would appreciate only those over the age of 18 follow me here. 99.9% of my work contains adult themes.

On top of sexual content, my characters and writing work sometimes includes the darker themes such as self harm, sexual assault and abuse, and addiction. Just an FYI — but I do try and tags things as best I can

pixie, do you only post about ocs?

No I also draw them, @cansofbees

And I love bugs and have a tarantula @bugdear

And I have a personal blog where I post about my other interests, share art and funny shit @hoffmansglove

pixie, I have a question or want to chat about MY ocs

Please. Fucking please. Give me a reason to ramble madly and incoherently. I dare you. Send me an ask or a message to info dump about YOUR ocs. I will listen and nod excitedly and eat my drywall like it's popcorn

pixie, I wanna talk about fanfic

🔫 my inbox and messages are open

Tags

I tag OCs with first name + last name format, so you can search their names if you want posts regarding a specific ocs. Common ones include

Otta Surana — dragon age origins warden, an elven blood mage Alistair romance. The love of my life, my asshole wife

Alvis Trevelyan — dragon age Inquisition inquisitor, a human warrior, a wet and pathetic ex templar who romances Bull. I talk a lot about their BDSM relationship in particular

Madoc — current DnD character from the now 2+ year old campaign my wife runs for me and my friends. Bard/paladin Firbolg. Also really wet and pathetic. Hopelessly in love with a fae woman who doesn't love him back.

A lot of iterating on essentially the same name (Tide's Ruin, Tide's Revenge, Tide's Gaze). A lot of tossing random shit out to see if it stuck (Watchman's Fate, The Vision of Proeus, Neptune's Mark).

A good bit of "[Blank] Revenge" since that was a very common pirate ship name historically (Queen Anne's Revenge, The Revenge, and my personal favorite name, New York Revenge's Revenge)

Then I realized the potential of a double meaning, for a story about the sea being a witness to various terrible things do, leading to a dozen versions of "Sea's [blank]". Two from this caregory were already existing ocean-themed books (Sea's Ruin and Sea's Penance)

so FINALLY I came to Harbour's Ruin with that line of thinking. Harbour (ocean) and Harbour (to hold/shelter) felt like a fitting double entendre