26, Woman. Writer & Sushi Lover.

- Troy is the first Centaur, besides the ones working at the camp, to meet Shane

- Both of them are slightly scared to meet the other (neither of them is particularly good at socialising), mostly because they know how much it means to Ilya

- Troy and Harris are invited over to Ilya and Shane's for dinner and it starts off a bit awkward with mostly Ilya and Harris making conversation

- Ilya starts teasing both Shane and Troy about their 'boring' food, which leads to a joined rant about the importance of nutrition in professional sports

- They start conversing about other topics and quickly realise they actually have a lot in common.

- Troy helps Shane acclimate to the Centaurs. He understands better than most, what it feels like to come from a toxic environment and how disorienting it feels to all of the sudden be surrounded by an excitable group of genuinely good people, who want to support you

- Neither of them has a particularly healthy relationship with food (Shane with his diets and Troy with his 'food is just fuel')

- They decide to help eachother make their relationship with food better, so they meet up and try new recipes or foods together, reminding eachother that food should be enjoyed

- After Ilya announces Shane needs hobbies that aren't just hockey and sex, Shane and Troy decide to do that together too. They start with tennis but venture off into just about everything under the sun

- It's not unusual to find them sitting somewhere both on their phones, occasionally showing the other what they are looking at

- The Centaurs find it adorable and start calling it 'their parallel play time'

- They room together once and everyone expects they would just go to bed early, but the next day they both look dead on their feet, because they spent most of the night talking about hockey strategies (they have notes for the next practice)

Fortunately for him, it is a very important communication signal, especially given what he's going through right now. It says, "This is, in some way, unsatisfactory." Unfortunately, it's not very specific and he doesn't understand much about how to deploy it.

You have to understand, the stomach ache that he has right now is the worst stomach ache in the universe, because as far as he's concerned, the universe is maybe a month old and there's been a limited number of stomach aches in it. Or, the loneliness and anguish he felt when he couldn't see you was the most terrifying isolation in the universe, akin to being adrift in the Boötes Void, for the very same reason. He does not have guidelines to cope with these things. He has barely accumulated enough of a dataset to start evaluating things like, "Most times, when people I know go away, they will reappear eventually," or, "that particular stomach ache will go away if I eat something." He doesn't even know which particular problems can be cured and which can't. He just knows that "technique: scream like fucking banshee" does have some sort of a success rate.

Anyone with a name that starts with a “Z”, ends with an “i”, and isn’t some kind of Italian pasta, IS SERIOUS

One Shots (Dinluke)

The Way in the Sky: The man, the Jedi, the individual who had been so calm and detached just moments ago now tripped back out of the elevator, cloak tangling around his feet, with a panicked look on his young face, “I forgot to tell you where we’re going!”

Breaking in a New Normal:  In which Luke is Mandalorian bait and Din is thirsting. And he is not the only one.

Searching for a Little Slice: Din is the new owner of a mechanic’s garage. Luke owns a bakery across the street. Both are painfully stupid and painfully in love.

Starting at a Hello: (The Single Parent/Teacher AU) Grogu has to switch classes and Din is not too thrilled…until he meets the new teacher and suddenly he finds that maybe he is. Especially when the new (cute) teacher seems to be just as thrilled to meet him.

Of Ink, Succulents, and Blushes: (Tattoo Studio/Flower Shop AU) Luke just wanted to keep to his shop of plants and flowers. He was fine working and hanging out with his friends and avoiding the absolutely gorgeous new business owner down the street who just opened up an incredibly popular tattoo studio. He would be perfectly fine to avoid the man and ensure he never knew Luke existed. Unfortunately, his friend Lando has decided this will not do and Luke has to get around the man asap. When Din sees Luke he is instantly in agreement.

A Negotiation of Supply and Demand:  The Rebellion is close to winning the war against the Empire…but they cannot earn victory without help. In desperation they reach out to the powerful Mandalorian system, hoping to find some partnership to end the tyranny once and for all. All negotiations have been met with silence. Until one Luke Skywalker sends a final, pleading message to their king for help. Now, they have a response and a start to a partnership of supply and demand…starting with Luke coming to Mandalore instantly to serve the king’s every whim. (Dark-ish)

Good Boy: A gift of a hybrid was more than Din expected when speakers of the Pykes showed up. So was his desperate, hungry need that sparked inside of him at the sight. The poor thing clearly needed a Master…luckily for him, he just got a king. (Dark-ish)

Into a Dark, Silver Wood: It was supposed to just be a trip to a cabin with friends…then the woods started to speak to him and a man of silver storms started to haunt his every movement…and with the call of “come home” Luke is growing increasingly unsure he will ever set foot out of these woods again. (Dark)

A Journey of Mishaps: Luke and Din bond over their misguided but well-intentioned parenting ways over Grogu and learn that maybe they weren’t as bad as they believed.(BOBF Chapter 7 fix-it)

Multi-chapters (Dinluke)

What the Stars Let in: Peace in the New Republic is not coming as easy as desired.The newly reformed, and quickly growing, Mandalorians and their fearsome king have announced they will not join the New Republic’s hold and it is making keeping the peace become progressively more difficult to the point political marriage may be the only way to prevent bloodshed. However, no one in the New Republic can meet the impossible standards set by the Mand’alor. Well, almost no one. Fortunately, Senator Organa has a very eligible Jedi-warrior brother. (21/21, complete, CURRENTLY BEING EDITED)

Little Bird: It started after Luke finds himself in the wrong place at the wrong time during a search for Force-sensitive younglings, doing his best to ignore the politics of the Mandalorian-Jedi war. He was not prepared to find a hidden clan and their dangerous, but magnetic, leader. Nor for the consequences that came of finding him. (Dark, 4/4, complete)

Under a Shimmer of Sunlight: The Jedi lost the Mandalorian war. Luke, born with strong Force abilities, was smuggled out to Tatooine as protection before the mandatory registration act was enforced and all Force-users became property of the Mandalorian society. Twenty-years later, Luke, orphaned and alone, is finally discovered by the expanding Mandalorian Empire and, after a discovery of his very special powers, is presented as a gift to the feared Mand’alor. He did not know what he expected…but becoming the complete focus and fond favorite of the king was a surprise. (Dark-ish, 5/5, complete)

Where Hope is Persevering: Luke was found by Vader when he was just a child and stolen away to become his, and the Emperor’s, perfect, merciless heir. Only, even with nearly twenty-years of torture and Dark Force surrounding him, Luke’s compassion and kindness has yet to be broken.His hope, on the other hand, is hanging by a thread. Until a call in the Force pushes him to escape and find a special child and his magnetic father who has a call from destiny of his own. (25/25, complete, TO BE EDITED)

Where We’re Finding Home: (Jango Fett/Obi-Wan, Dinluke) Obi-Wan never got to Tatooine with his special charge. Instead, a man he swore was dead has come for revenge and throws everything Obi-Wan expected out of order. And his plans are not the only one’s forever changed…as Jango Fett discovers the Jedi he planned on killing was carrying a newly orphaned baby with him. (3/3, complete)

Like Flurries on Gold: When Luke was sixteen, he was on the rise in becoming one of the best gymnasts in the Olympic circuit. Then the accident happened. Now, he owns his own business and is living a pleasant, if a bit lonely, life baking bread and sweets. Then everything changes when his sister’s husband is traded to the famous resident hockey team, the Mythosaurs. Luke expected to just be watching from the sidelines, not involved, despite his painful crush on the star player, the one dubbed the Mando. Luke expected wrong. (15/15, complete)

All the Shadows We Bestow: Luke was born with a shadow over his soul. He was not simply the Chosen One, but a child of a prophecy who is doomed to soil the hearts of those who love him; a harbinger of a new Dark order and authority. He has done everything he can to keep people from becoming poisoned, to avoid his role as this blight, but there is no escaping destiny…and there is no escaping the love Luke has sparked in the galaxy. No matter how desperate or hard he tries. (Dark, 5/5)

How the Blooms Yearn: Din has been king of Mandalore for many years but knows war is on the horizon for his people if he is not careful. In a desperate move, he agrees to an attempt at a shaky truce and was to marry an Imp chosen by the Emperor himself. Sensing an opportunity, he and a mysterious group plot to kill the Emperor Mandalore to the rule it deserves by use of this unknown spouse.They were expecting most anything as an obstacle to their plan…except for Luke.Luke who has constant memories of agony and loneliness; of Master with his yellowed-eyes and crooked teeth and his smile that cuts skin as he purred out toxic words of “monster” into every waking moment of Luke’s life. Luke with his heart on his sleeve and a past shrouded in mystery that may give more opportunity, and trouble, to Din’s plan than he originally bargained for. (35/35)

Sunburst: When Luke drifted off into the Force after he faced off against Kylo Ren, he thought perhaps, finally, he was done with suffering and loneliness and so much loss. Instead, he wakes up in the body of his eight-year-old self with a haunting whisper vibrating in his memory: one more chance, little sun, you deserve one more chance. (Luke-focused, gen, Luke & Vader, Luke & Obi-Wan, Dinluke, 31/31)

The Untimely Business of an Office Engagement: Chief Editor Luke Skywalker makes a foolish lie to help protect his employee, basically a secretary, Din Djarin from losing his job. Both hoped to brush it off with some minor inconvenience but, instead, find themselves going to Din’s home to “celebrate” their engagement with the very large Djarin clan. Trapped in a quaint village where everyone knows everything, sharing a bedroom, and needing to pretend they are happily in love when Din hates his boss with a passion and the oddball Luke can barely seem to smile most days, it feels like a disaster is waiting to happen. Only, in a strange turn of events, rather than things unraveling, it feels like pieces are falling into place a little too naturally. (Dinluke, 6/6)

There are Whales: The Djarin clan won. Grogu won. He beat his terrifying battle against cancer and is now free to enjoy his life to the fullest. Something his father, Din, is bound to make sure happens. And it starts with moving from their small, enclosed apartment life in the middle of the country and moving to the West Coast. And there is more to this location than just the clean air and close facilities to great medical resources (just to be safe)—it’s because there are whales. It takes a bit of work, and a lot of luck, but Din manages to connect with marine-biologist Dr. Skywalker who is known throughout the science field of being a whisperer to sea creatures and is currently doing a study on the animals Grogu loves so much. And now they’re going to meet, Grogu will be taken on a whale-watching adventure, and the boy will have another fulfillment in his life. Only it doesn’t seem to end with just a tour. (DinLuke, 2/2)

A Series of Wayward Intentions: Din could not say he was fond of the Jedi that took his son from him, no matter how understandable and necessary the circumstances were. But then he really met Luke Skywalker and realized there was someone else in the galaxy that needed him. After all, it was impossible to turn back once Din understands on how heartbreakingly fragile the Jedi truly is.

Incomplete Multichapters (Dinluke)

The Timely Business of an Office Romance: Luke has officially moved to the picturesque town of Din’s childhood and is dating the man of his dreams after a rather crazy start. Now, it is time to explore what it means to relax, be in a relationship, and, for the first time in a long while, what it means to have a family. Story One: Luke does not want to overstay his welcome at the Djarin-manor. He thinks he should look for a new place and get to moving out sooner than later. His new boyfriend, and said boyfriend’s family, don’t seem to be quite on board with this thinking. (Dinluke, 1/3, one-shot collection, sequel fic)

Moonblight: Luke’s self-promised timeframe for his father is coming to an end and it does not seem like Anakin Skywalker is ready to break free from the grasp of Palpatine nor the Dark-side. Now fearing for his own safety, unable to trust his father, fourteen-year-old Luke does something thought to be impossible that changes the whole of the Force itself…a change that may become uncontrollable and more dangerous than originally believed. Running into familiar, and unfamiliar, faces in the next step of his journey, Luke’s own sanity is starting to fray as he questions every move he makes and realizes the depth of depravity the Empire will take to find him. (Sunburst Sequel, Gen-family focus, slow burn Dinluke, 23/35)

Ghosts of the Bent and Broken: Luke Skywalker harbors more than a few secrets. Secrets that could bring ruin to the once grand Republic, now turned Empire. But secrets that could also lead to the destruction of the galaxy if he was not careful. So, he makes his moves in the shadows, becoming nothing more than a ghost, and hiding in plain sight to do his work without interruption and without rest. Living when he should be dead, in a galaxy where the Force-users are fugitives, he does what he can with each passing day. But then a terrible crime is committed against the powerhouse territories of Mandalore; the foundling prince of Mand’alor the Redeemer has been kidnapped. And this action just may spurn an already tumultuous and near broken galaxy into war. Knowing he needs to help, Luke decides to step out into the light for the first time in his life and face the reality of who he is and everything that he shoulders. Only, when working with the cold but handsome Mand’alor, Luke is finding living is a lot more complicated than he expected. (DinLuke, Codywan, 14/?)

A Taste of Something Sinful: A collection of one-shots covering prompts, AUs, cliches, kinks and other themes we enjoy with our favorite dads in space…in the sexiest of ways. (one-shot collection, each story is complete, 12/?)

Fruitful and Twisted: A collection of one-shots of the darker side of love in a galaxy far, far away. (one-shot collection, companion piece to Sinful–dark and smutty stories only, each story complete, 5/?)

Other Pairings/Special Requests

A Songbird’s Psalm: (DinLuke) Newly appointed Mand’alor Din Djarin has decided it is time for the next part in his plan of bringing a very Mandalorian peace to the once turbulent galaxy. And thanks to the talented mouth of his consort, he has a little scheme on how to make the next step go in his favor. (Sequel to Little Bird, Dark, Dubcon) (For Anon)

Basking Blue: (DinLuke) Finding a consort had not been a top priority within the first few years of Din’s reign but then he got view of the New Republic’s Jedi and knows he has found the one for him. After reaching out and connecting with the New Republic and Luke Skywalker, Din makes the decision to approach for treaty through marriage. Finally, the day has come to meet his to-be-spouse only he’s not nearly as excited as Din… (For zombielalonde)

Horizon Looming: (Boba/Cobb/Fennec) “Nothing in sight, but the horizon is always there,” has been a motto to live by as the as the marshal of an unknown town on Tatooine. It was never necessarily easy but it could be predictable enough. Until the gunslinger and assassin showed up in his town and started to cause a stir…and began to put far more attention on Cobb Vanth than he ever expected. (Prequel to Little Bird, Dark, Dubcon) for Anon

Storms and Cages: (PazLeia) When her brother was stolen away to become the consort of the growing Mandalorian Empire, Leia knew her fate would be forever changed…she just had not expected it in such a way, nor in the appearance of a large Mandalorian in blue.(Sequel to Little Bird, Dark, Dubcon) for Anon

Behave: (Dinluke) A trip to the infamous world of Mandalore was supposed to be uneventful. Sadly, for Luke and his miserable luck, it was anything but. (explicit, non-con, catboys, breeding kink). for peterStrkRdgs

Just a Bit of Desperation: (Dinluke) It was just a silly, stupid twitter post that Luke did after his overprotective father left him alone for the weekend. A sexy call out to show how desperate he was as a twenty-something-year-old virgin and to vent. Then Din Djarin showed up at his doorstep. for @nahberrie

A House to Call Home: (CC-2224|Cody/Obi-Wan) Obi-Wan is not one to be taken care of. He has done well guiding others and now that he has a child to protect, he believes there is no time (nor right) to want anything for himself. But then Cody, his lost Cody, shows up out of nowhere with the stubborn mission in mind to make up for all that he had done and ensure his general is finally provided for and safe. Toddler Luke is just excited to get a second dad. for @mitsususu

A Perceptive of Differences: (Obi-Wan & Cody, Jango Fett/Obi-Wan) Some time after blasting his general off the side of a cliff, Cody wakes up in the past. With Clones not existing, the Jedi order stable, and the Chosen One not even yet born, it feels that this is his chance to make things right. And he’ll start by finding his general…who is only four years old. Cody was prepared for everything…except for Prime coming back in his life. for @mandobitrash

A Bite of Caramel: (Jango Fett/Obi-Wan) Obi-Wan really did not want anything to do with his arrogant neighbor (no matter how attractive the alpha was) but, well, the man has a soft-spot for people in trouble and Jango Fett is in a bit of a bind. He promised his father that he would bring his omega to the next family meeting…only he has no omega. So, Obi-Wan steps in, pretends to be this mysterious husband and does a good deed with a nice vacation as a perk.Too bad his heat decides to throw the plans out of order…along with Jango not being nearly as awful as he first thought.for @mitsususu

Dionysus Calling: (VaderLuke) Soon after Bespin, Luke comes to a horrifying realization that he is not free from his father…and that this unusual burning desire from the man is of a darker intent than Luke ever imagined. (Dark) for @starboundanon

Series

Sunburst: One more chance, little sun, you deserve one more chance. After Luke died battling Kylo Ren, he woke up to find himself back as an eight-year-old on Tatooine. With all his memories still in tact, for now, he sets off to change the future he originally failed and save all that he cares for by fixing the past as soon as possible. His sight is on saving his father, who he believes is the true Chosen One, and to restore peace before destruction ruins everything for generations to come. Except, nothing is that easy nor that simple for a Skywalker.

Shadowed Beskar: A Dark Din Djarin Collection: Stories with Possessive, Haunted, Sith, Imperial, Confident, Oberyn-like or any other type of dark Din Djarin and his little Jedi.

For You: A collection of one-shots from special suggestions from readers! (special request pieces)

A Spot of Fluff: A Dinluke Collection: A collection of fluffy, healthy, sweet, consensual, and/or goofy pieces of Dinluke

Fanart & Gift-Fics

For all the amazing fanart, memes, and gift-fics made please check out this post!!

Where to Find Me:

TikTok (if there is no ban): ahobbitnamedowl

REDnote: A Hobbit Named Owl

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Storygraph: hobbitowl

Elide: “Hang on, I’ve got this.”

Elide: “ELIDE LOCHAN ISN’T THAT GREAT!!!”

Lorcan: *appears, death magic ready* “Whoever said that is going to die.”

Elide: “Found him.”

Aelin: *already on fire* “Who the fuck said that???”

Aedion: *behind Aelin with the entire Bane* “Someone wants to fucking die today?!?”

Elide: “No, I was just-”

Manon: *drops from the sky, entire coven in tow* “Witches, today we kill someone who really and truly deserves it.”

This is a master list of all the Scott and Logan one shots/short stories that I have written through the years as an easy reference for anyone looking for anything related to them.

Which is how I stumbled onto this one. Honestly, amazing! Highly recommend. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Memorial: Mike and Benson have been together for a few years and are in the middle of determining if they’re going to stay together when Mike learns that his estranged father is terminally ill, and goes to Japan to reconcile with him before his death. meanwhile Mike’s mother stays with Benson in the US. my favorite part of the novel was the part in Japan, exploring the relationship between Mike and his father (TW for racism and abuse) 

the luminous dead: w/w romance between a spelunker on a mission on an alien planet and the women who hired her for unknown reasons, who’s stationed on the surface and communicates with the mc through her high-tech caving suit. toxic but intriguing romance, killing eve and TMA fans you will enjoy this (TW for graphic descriptions of injury) 

The Vanished Birds: explores a society that was created after the Earth has been environmentally destroyed and humanity has moved onto space stations, and all space travel and commerce is controlled by corporations. queerness isn’t the focus of this book but many of the main characters are queer. beautiful writing, will make you super depressed in the best way (TW for child abuse) 

The Color Purple: Celie is separated from her sister in childhood when she’s forced into an abusive marriage by her father, but she continues to write to her over the years. an important part of the novel is the relationship that develops between Celie and her husband’s lover Shug. what I love about this book is that its an important look at misogynoir and abuse of vulnerable people, but Celie ultimately gets her happy ending. (TW for abuse, racism, sexual assault, incest) 

The Miseducation of Cameron Post: the first half chronicles the early life of Cameron, a closeted lesbian growing up in rural Montana in the 90′s. the second half is about Cameron’s experience in a conversion camp. I love the writing of this book, it’s very atmospheric. I felt like I could picture Cameron’s town in my sleep. (TW for conversion therapy, homophobia, self-harm) 

boys run the riot: manga, a trans boy who wants to work in men’s fashion one day works with two of his classmates to design and create a clothing line. I’ve only read the first volume so I cant speak on the series as a whole. the MC is only out to some people, so he gets misgendered and still wears the girls’ uniform in school. this might be difficult for some people to read, although there isn’t too much overt transphobia if I remember correctly (at least in the first volume)

The 57 bus: nonfiction, follows the stories of an agender teen who experienced a hate crime, and the boy who attacked them. A tough read, but a really important look at the justice system, racism, transphobia, and restorative justice (TW for transphobia and homophobia, violence, depictions of police and the justice system) 

our dreams at dusk: manga series about an LGBT+ center in Japan. follows gay, trans, and asexual characters. an interesting look at queer issues in Japan. also the art is gorgeous (TW for homophobia and transphobia) 

in the dream house: memoire about the author’s experience in an abusive sapphic relationship. super important, as abuse in queer relationships is so seldom talked about. hard to read but the writing is very lyrical and poetic, and beautiful (TW for abuse) 

ask the passengers:  mc is a girl who’s falling in love with another girl, while staying closeted from her gay friends because she’s not sure how to identify. the gimmick of the book is that the mc talks about her problems to airplanes in the sky, and this magically touches the lives of the people in the planes. I felt this part of the book was goofy and honestly I think it would be better without it, but I remember that the journey the mc goes through regarding her sexuality made me feel very seen (TW for homophobia) 

king and the dragonflies: written by the author of Felix Ever After. the rest of his books deserve an equal amount of attention. middlegrade, about a boy dealing with the death of his brother and coming to terms with his sexuality. I liked the relationship between King and his family. they weren’t super homophobic but they also weren’t completely accepting at first either, it felt like a very realistic and healthy depiction of a family (TW for homophobia, racism, child abuse) 

haven’t personally read, on my tbr: Giovanni’s Room, Nevada, Stone Butch Blues, Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit, My Cat Yugoslavia, My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness 

“queer media is all boring period pieces and people getting divorced and experiencing horrible homophobia and tragedy-” not true. look harder

The Magic Fish: graphic novel, a young Vietnamese-American boy reads fairy tales with his mother to help her practice her english, and searches for a way to come out to her. some of my favorite art in a graphic novel, look it up its stunning

Honeygirl: going through quarter life crises and unsure of what to do after earning her PhD, the mc goes to vegas and ends up getting drunkenly married to a woman she doesnt know. the mc’s relationship with academia was very relatable to me 

whatever: basically just about the mc fucking around with his friends, being in a band, and discovering that hes gay. a lot of fun, love the characters

anything by Alice oseman: Alice Oseman is the only person I trust to write about the fandom experience in YA fiction. my personal fave is iwbft. disclaimer: I haven’t read solitaire, cant say whether its good or gay

Ivy Aberdeen’s Letter to the World: middlegrade, Ivy’s family’s home is destroyed by a tornado, and shes also dealing with the fact that she’s realizing she’s a lesbian. some internalized homophobia, but everyone in Ivy’s life is really accepting and its very sweet

my love mix-up: manga, mc has a crush on a girl in his class and asks to borrow her eraser, and sees the name of a different boy written on it (this is a popular love charm in Japan). boy #2 sees the mc holding the eraser, and thinks HE has a crush on HIM. very wholesome and funny, and one of the few times I’ve read a manga that actually allows a character to have crushes on people of multiple genders. it deals with homophobia in some cases, which makes it feel grounded in reality, but all of the mc’s friends are very accepting, and its very cute. 

The Tarot Sequence: urban fantasy set in a modern magical society, mc is the heir to a family of the magical aristocracy, but since his family was killed he’s fallen from grace, is broke, and works as a mercenary for other powerful families. he tries to unravel the mystery of his family’s death on the side. m/m romance and found family. love the characters and the world building, and the author is planning for this to be a NINE book series. next book is coming out May 2022!! (TW for sexual assault) 

In Other Lands: mc gets recruited to go to magical summer camp, except he’s genre-savvy, hates fighting, and misses technology. super funny satire of portal fantasy books, but will also have you aching for the mc? elliot schafer my beloved 

havent personally read, on my tbr: a hero at the end of the world, the poster children, tell me how you really feel, heavy vinyl

we absolutely do have a long way to go in regards to queer representation, but it frustrates me to no end when I see post claiming that queer fiction is all one specific type of story. there are lots of queer creators out there writing unique, thoughtful, beautiful stories who deserve our support! if theres a particular type of queer fiction you would like to see, do a little digging because its likely that SOMETHING similar exists. it just doesnt exist on like disney+

also @lgbtqreads is an incredible resource, if you want to read something gay and have a specific genre or type of story in mind I highly recommend looking around on their blog