Unmitigated Disaster

But also their body is silly.

@pangur-and-grim heard you were having a bad depression day, here’s some ASSCUNTED art because I LOVED the book.

Oh your love interest is skinny and emaciated? Sounds grabbable to me!

I’ve been making my friends and family read it as an act of both love and psychological violence. You make me think I need to get weirder with my own writing, and you know what, I think that’s the right direction for me. Also, your approach to unashamed horniness is lowkey inspiring my senior thesis art project.

Cat tax:

I choose you, kinkajou (Potos flavus)! This arboreal critter, which inhabits the tropical forests of Mexico, Central America, and northern South America, is known for hanging upside-down in the treetop while using its prehensile tail to hold onto branches. It also leverages its strong, 22-in- (57-cm-) long tail for balance. What’s more? The kinkajou can run just as fast backwards as it can forwards, thanks to its ability to turn its hind feet in the opposite direction.

Finally read through Apparently, Sir Cameron Needs To Die by @pangur-and-grim on my planes and bus yesterday!

Incredibly funny. Put an incomplete (my phone died) compilation of lines that made me lose my shit in public.

I was really surprised (positively) at how sweet it got in the middle?

Line that almost made me cry but my phone was dead: “Chickens will be the same.”

LOVED the setting and the way it was conveyed. Aspirational worldbuilding. 10/10

Favorite characters (surprising absolutely no one) were Hydna (god the woman that she is) and Lunatic Freak (I <3 Lunatic Freak)

BUT I did also hugely enjoy the way everyone was autistic in there. Best representation since the Stormlight Archive except that I’m reasonably sure that it was on purpose this time, so. Win!!!

10/10, can’t wait to read it again. Hands down one of my favorite of the books I’ve read lately (up there with Gideon the Ninth and Men at Arms)!! Unfortunately I have to say that I do regret reading it because now all three (3!) of my partners won’t stop comparing me to Sir Cameron and frankly I’m not sure how to take it. Like that can’t be good. But I digress.