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Meet me in the woods, I have a secret to tell you 🪭⚔️

My illustration for My Liege - A Queer Knights in Love artbook from @dames-zine and @novaandmali !

48 hours left on the KS!

Padmé Amidala .ᐟ

Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones

Old money Rhaenyra Targaryen and her father's wife, Alicent.

a character study of one carol sturka.

more under the cut. thanks for reading! i'll have this as a physical copy at ECCC. come talk to me about pluribus!!!!

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A Marriage of Heaven and Hell: This is my current WIP (7/11 chapters done, 51k words, M/E rating). It's an AU set in the Bridgerton universe with Andor characters translated into it. It's basically a Regency au, primarily romance (Mon x Luthen / Vel x Kleya), but also contains storylines concerning British imperialism, the Napoleonic wars, and a bit of class struggle. It's silly, it's serious, it's romantic, exciting, sad...An attempted reflection of the source material that inspired the title. ;)

A God Self Slain on His Own Strange Altar: The first installment of my very E-rated Mon x Luthen series where they're involved in a clandestine BDSM relationship. Mon inflicts punishment and Luthen takes it. I loved this one because it's set right after their confrontation over Aldhani and the canon dynamic lends itself well to this type of sexual relationship.

Stone in My Hand, Knife at Your Throat: Sequel to the above, also very E-rated. It's told from Mon's POV as her confidence as a domme falters. Her anxiety almost holds her back from engaging with Luthen as she wants to, but with the help of space viagra, they...figure it out. Also features post-coital pseudo-domesticism and space Chinese food.

The Artifice of Eternity: Still E-rated, but a gentler E. The last installment of the domme!Mon series. Heavy on the angst and self doubt and self loathing on Luthen's part. He tries to get Mon to trust him, to trust that he wants her to escape Coruscant and reach Yavin after she speaks out against the Empire. I loved writing this one because I think they do care for each other deep down, but obviously they're not in a position to be able to act on those feelings. The gradual breakdown of their protocols and mutual vulnerability was so delicious to explore.