I think you dialed the wrong romcom

An idea I had for Blood of Eden propaganda/recruitment posters featuring some of our favorite guys - combo of digital-print cyberpunk graphic design style with oldschool Saturday Morning Post covers like you'd see Leyendecker paintings on

I was gonna post these ahead of tabling at a small con and selling prints of them but ended up not tabling because turns out grad school is hard

#scavengersreign is a rare bird, a shooting star. I was lucky enough to see it inside, work on it. Now it's re-released, let's keep this anomaly shining.

Moryë is a soft thing on a wild night, eyes shining like the marina lights below, shawl wrapped around their shoulders, hair in a frayed and worn plait that means Moryë woke and sought company after his trance. “I saw you through the window when I went to the bathroom,” they say, low and tired. “You’re what a widow’s walk was invented for, moonlight. May I stay?” “Always, dearest.” Mali offers an arm, and Moryë ducks into its shelter. Moryë has a difficult night, and Maliconar helps them breathe through it.

Aetherflow Campaign (D&D), Mali/Morye (with background poly), rated E, breath control and two people being super weird about each other.

commission art for upcoming book 'Call Me Traitor' by Everina Maxwell @avoliot

Incredibly delighted at this prerelease art! Could not have captured lesbian-winter-soldier vibe better! Realised I should probably add a plot summary but there is not room here so if you haven't seen it, here is the plot summary.

Bonus extract for under the cut (from approx two minutes later):

Moryë is a soft thing on a wild night, eyes shining like the marina lights below, shawl wrapped around their shoulders, hair in a frayed and worn plait that means Moryë woke and sought company after his trance. “I saw you through the window when I went to the bathroom,” they say, low and tired. “You’re what a widow’s walk was invented for, moonlight. May I stay?” “Always, dearest.” Mali offers an arm, and Moryë ducks into its shelter. Moryë has a difficult night, and Maliconar helps them breathe through it.

Aetherflow Campaign (D&D), Mali/Morye (with background poly), rated E, breath control and two people being super weird about each other.

Loon Gathering - Mia Bergeron , 2026.

American , b. 1979   -    

the issue I was running into with researching this a few weeks ago is that almost all of the scholarly writing on the content of people's forced-sex fantasies focuses solely on women's fantasies and starts with the research question of "why would women enjoy imagining such a horrible misogynistic thing?" despite surveys often showing that men have force-fantasies (where they are the one being forced) at very comparable rates to women. my hypothesis for a bit was "either men's fantasies are exactly the same as women's or they're completely different in [x] way," which was disproven interestingly when I did finally find something about men's force-fantasies: in content they are almost exactly the same as women's fantasies but the emotional motivations are often different in [y] way, which I hadn't expected. and [y] also super applies to my buddy ryland, perhaps even more than my original [x] hypothesis.

Black Lace Gown

c. 1905