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I've played this twice already and let me tell you it was the perfect balm to my anxious soul. It was such a calming, soft experience and you have no idea how much I want to live in this world and be a little neighbour to our Sherlock and the amazing people he befriended.

Much recommended!

I was utterly charmed by this book cover when I first saw it - aww, it's Sherlock Holmes, cuddling a chicken! Look, it's eyes are closed, it's so happy!

And then it was pointed out to me that said chicken is... kind of lacking a body. It is an ex-chicken. It has gone to meet the choir invisible. It has shuffled off this mortal coil. It is pining for the fjords, etc.

But don't worry.

I'm an artist. I can fix this.

Beginning my journey to share every Sherlock Holmes game I can get my hands on with the impossibly charming @beekeeperspicnic demo!

Thank you for this ask! One thing it's made me realise is how many fics I have now - twenty new ones since I last counted - and I have no idea how that happened. My five favourites?

On Last Song - Oneshot, Dagon Age: Origins. The last stand of the Eleanor Cousland, the Seawolf. This one I love because it switches up the perspective usually seen in the Cousland origin and lets Eleanor have the hero moment she deserves. The fic actually started with the poem I wrote for the codex entry in the notes, and I'm still really proud of it.

Like Glitter and Gold - longfic, The Wayhaven Chronicles, Leah Kingston x Nate Sewell. The body of a murdered supernatural is found behind a bar, and Detective Leah Kingston must solve the crime (while dealing with the tempestuous budding romance between her and a certain suave member of Unit Bravo). This was the first murder mystery I've ever written, and it taught me so much about plotting and consistency. I also loved getting to explore the relationship between Leah and Nate as they both learn to open up and communicate. Also love for this one because you bound it for me so now it's sitting on my shelf where I can read it like a real book.

The Falcon and the Rose - longfic, Dragon Age: Origins, Rosslyn Cousland x Alistair Theirin. To the surprise of absolutely no one I'm still super proud of my AU where instead of a Blight, the only thing our heroes have to worry about is a civil war. The intricacies of Fereldan politics, the lore and worldbuilding, the relationships between Alistair, Rosslyn, and Cailan, and the fact that I actually finished it are all reasons why this is still my favourite of all the things I've written.

The Things We Hide - longfic, Avatar: The Last Airbender, Zutara. An AU where the Southern Water Tribe only fell to the Fire Nation with the help of Sozin's Comet, with Katara taken to the Caldera as a political prisoner where she works to undermine the rule of the Fire Lord from within. More political intrigue, Katara and Zuko both being awesome, classic enemies to lovers. Even if the title still hasn't grown on me, I'll always be fond of this one because I almost, almost didn't post it but people ended up loving it.

Hi all! For a few years now I've had an email newsletter, which lets me share what I'm up to without relying on the penitious whims of social media.

It was so much fun! I shared explorations of ancient labyrinths, a cool book on UFOs I found, my visit to an alchemy lab under Prague castle...

...Except I made the mistake of hosting it on Revue, a platform owned by twitter, and over the new year it shut down while I was taking a bit of a break.

The upshot is that after spending 2022 working hard to increase my subscribers, I've lost it all.

So if you wouldn't mind...

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So consider this to be me getting in touch to let you know how cool I think you are!

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Thank you for this!

Gifu from Breaking the Lore.