#welsh studies

b a s i c s

skel // he / him // 26

queer // trans // druidic pagan

canada (eastern time) // third-year creative writing student

w r i t i n g

nonfiction // historical fiction // poetry

↪current WIP: n/a

l a n g u a g e

native: english 🇨🇦

currently studying: n / a

previously studied: french 🇫🇷 & mandarin 🇹🇼

i n t e r e s t s

cartoons, documentaries, video games, synthpop, indie folk, vocaloid, mythology, history, social justice

if there are any writeblr or langblr discord servers you think i'd make a good fit for, please don't hesitate to drop me a message or an ask. i'd love to join, as i'm much more active over there than i am on tumblr.

.... if Thomas Green, author of "Concepts of Arthur" and all-around Celtic Studies newcomer heartthrob, is hot?

Like, I know I shouldn't care, but it's late and I'm curious. He has no author bio, no photo, and my (slightly creepy) internet searches have turned up nothing. It doesn't help that he has the most generic name ever.

But he is so cool, and his book makes me swoon with its fresh analytical insight and groundbreaking data compilation. UNF. Major crush here.

(I am being)

(so shallow right now)

(but Welsh Studies needs all the carnal appeal it can get, okay, we don't have Irish Studies' reputation)