#moonstorm

it's fun sending your favorite jet into a tail spin

My names moon or moonstorm and I mainly use they/them pronouns or he/him when I feel like it

-ima bisexual badass -they thempor -a demisexual dude -and an ace spec -a therian and quadrobist

-> I’ve got rlly bad social skills so bear with me :,) but I’d love to chat about my fandoms but no inappropriate or rude comments

I’m apart of many fandoms:

-Lifers

-Hermitcraft

-Dsmp

-Sherlock (bbc, podcasters, grandna)

-Merlin

-Mcu

-Good omens

-Doctor who

-The Magnus archives

-Gravity falls

-Wings of fire

-Warriors

-D&D

-K-pop

-Minecraft

-Stardew vally

-Mario bros

-The owl house

-Voltron’s

-How to train your dragon

-Pokemon

-Harry Potter (I don’t support jk Rowling)

-Avatar

-Pjo

-Tgc

-Spy x family

-Demon slayer

-Blue lock

-Bungo stray dogs

-Jjk

-Attack on titian

-Buddie daddies

-My hero academia

-Reading (I love sci-fi, fanstay, mystery and thriller

-Splatoon

-Supernatural

-Dead boy detectives

-Ao3

-Fanf

-Speedrunning

-Zelda

-Hollow knight

-Untitled goose game

-house md

-project Hail Mary

-parkour civilation

-dungeon crawler Carl

+More video games

-night at the museum

-Zelda

-dungen crawler Carl

-More will be added as time goes on

Theriotypes=

Calico cat

Red fox

Crow

I write fanfics, draw and be a menace to society, I’ll link anything I eventually post below

Links:

note to self add co fanfic here

Moonflower and Stormtail

God they are awful. I love it. Stormtail takes interest in Moonflower when she is a kit and he is nearly a warrior. Once they are both warriors and Moonflower gets pregnant Stormtail focuses on Dappletail who is an apprentice when his kits are born???? Sir??? I love him he's so terrible.

Also:

read in 2024: YA honorary mentions

either just didn't quite make my favourites list OR just was never quite going to be for me genre-wise but I would still recommend to YA readers who are interested!

Most Ardently

A Tempest of Tea

Flawless Girls

Honeybloods

The Dark We Know

Dead Girls Don’t Dream

We Shall Be Monsters

This Ravenous Fate

What The Woods Took

Home Is Not A Country

Tender Beasts

Moonstorm ship anyone?

Moonstorm gets its own post for a minute.

So far this book feels like the YA combination of Phoenix Extravagant and Machineries of Empire, but with Mecha. (Complimentary)

Shout-out to Yoon Ha Lee for continuing to go "here are neo-pronouns and queer partners" at the beginning of every book, and including a line about non-binary hairstyles in there while he's at it.

A heartfelt, meta-romantic fanfiction series for grown-ups, daydreamers, and anyone who’s ever longed to step between the pages of their favorite book.

Set against the backdrop of the Second Wizarding War, Hey, Remus! explores the quiet ache of adulthood, the strange comfort of fiction, and the beautiful chaos of love—especially when that love crosses worlds.

Told in two intertwining volumes—one from Maria’s perspective, the other from Remus’s—this series reimagines fanfiction as not just escapism, but emotional refuge.

📖 Book 1: Hey, Remus! – Between The Pages Of Our Worlds

What happens when the fanfiction writer becomes the love interest?

Maria is a 30-something woman from our world with ADHD, anxiety, and a lifelong obsession with Remus Lupin—a quiet, wounded man from a book series that shaped her life. One moment she's writing stories about him... and the next, she’s inside his world. In the middle of Order of the Phoenix.

Only, to Remus, she’s the fictional character. A woman from dreams, pages, and the kind of stories he’d never admit to reading—until now.

Told with wit, warmth, and a generous dose of emotional realism, Hey, Remus! is a love letter to grown-up fans, to misunderstood characters, and to anyone who's ever used fiction to feel a little more whole.

WATTPAD: https://www.wattpad.com/myworks/387844125-hey-remus

AO3: https://archiveofourown.org/works/61913671

🐺 Book 2: Hey, Remus! – A Very Lupin Tale

He’s read about her. Dreamed about her. And now she’s real.

Remus Lupin has spent his life battling monsters—outside and in. With war rising, trust eroding, and old scars deepening, love is the last thing on his mind. Until Maria appears.

She’s brilliant, chaotic, kind, and maddening. She’s also a fictional character. Or so he thought.

Told from Remus’s point of view, A Very Lupin Tale dives deeper into canon events, fills in the quiet spaces between battles, and paints a more mature portrait of a man afraid to hope—and a woman whose neurodivergent mind might be exactly what his needs.

Featuring brand-new scenes, adult themes, musical chapter prompts, and more of the emotional depth readers loved in Book 1, this companion story gives us Remus’s heart, in all its haunted beauty.