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I do indeed! @thegatorsgoose and @thegatorsgoose just started working on our new series, 'Forged In Death,' which is a Cybertronian Danny AU inspired by Haunting the Nemesis and will have a lot of tie-ins later on!

It will also be coming with a lot of art, and there are even some animations already being worked on XD

More updates will be coming out in the summer, and after I finish Haunting the Nemesis, when we have more time to write, but it will be a big series that I am very excited to work on!!

We have the first chapter up of 'Growing Pains', which is the first work of the series already, and that comes with two artworks and a full Podfic!

I honestly think this series will be just as big as Haunting the Nemesis by the time we are done with it! So go check it out if you get the chance! <3

Here are a few more AU's that have been posted!

The Powerless AU: Ao3 Oneshot, which is Danny without powers AU set in Haunting the Nemesis - Trapped Between a Spark and a Hard Place

Workplace AU: has a lot of content for it, scattered throughout my blog. Here is a link to the Original post. And some Art for it by Goose again! You can find all the posts for it if you search 'Workplace AU' on my profile!

HTN Genderbend AU: Created by @thegatorsgoose, who has a bunch of ART for it

Realigned Stars AU: This one just came out! And it's a spin-off starting from the beginning of Falling Stars! Realigned Stars by @wheeljackspartyhat

Untold Adventures: You likely already know of this one, but all the AU and what-if stuff that I have posted for my works!

Part one linked: Clark finds himself a friend. Bruce finds himself a meal ticket.

Chapter Two: Clark almost gets caught. Bruce tries to communicate with him.

Part three linked: Bruce shows off his pup and Clark learns to communicate.

Chapter Four: Clark meets the family. Bruce needs a nap.

Part five linked: Bruce is gone. Clark has to find a pup, and Jason gets netted.

Chapter Six: Bruce starts to heal, Clark is firm about his family.

part seven linked: Clark has some explaining to do. Bruce struggles with feelings.

Chapter Eight: Clark loves Bruce. Bruce glows.

part nine linked: Clark rounds up kids. Bruce holds his baby.

One of my favourite illustrations of this was in a First Aid class. The instructor was a working paramedic. He asked, “Who here knows the stats on CPR? What percentage of people are saved by CPR outside a hospital?”

I happen to know but I’m trying not to be a TOTAL know it all in this class so I wait. And people guess 50% and he says, “Lower,” and 20% and so forth and eventually I sort of half put up my hand and I guess I had The Face because he eventually looked at me and said, “You know, don’t you.”

“My mom’s a doc,” I said. He gave me a “so say it” gesture and I said, “Four to ten percent depending on your sources.”

Everyone else looked surprised and horrified.

And the paramedic said, “We’re gonna talk a bit about some details of those figures* but first I want to talk about just this: when do you do CPR?”

The class dutifully replies: when someone is unconscious, not breathing, and has no pulse.

“What do we call someone who is unconscious, not breathing, and has no pulse?”

The class tries to figure out what the trick question is so I jump over the long pause and say, “A corpse.”

“Right,” says the paramedic. “Someone who isn’t breathing and has no heartbeat is dead. So what I’m telling you is that with this technique you have a 4-10% chance of raising the dead.”

So no, artists did not stop the Vietnam War from happening with the sheer Power of Art. The forces driving that military intervention were huge, had generations of momentum and are actually pretty damn complicated.

But if you think the mass rejection of the war was as meaningless as a soufflé - well.

Try sitting here for ten seconds and imagining where we’d be if the entire intellectual and artistic drive of the culture had been FOR the war. If everyone thought it was a GREAT IDEA.

What the whole world would look like.

Four-to-ten percent means that ninety to ninety-six percent of the time - more than nine times out of ten - CPR will do nothing, but that one time you’ll be in the company of someone worshipped as an incarnate god.

If you think the artists and performers attacking and showing up people like Donald Trump is meaningless try imagining a version of the world wherein they weren’t there.

Yes, it’s just a pie. Yes, the pie itself doesn’t do much direct damage in the grand scheme of things. But the pie is resistance, and resistance inspires resistance. Resistance inspires survival. Throwing pies sometimes starts a movement. Throwing pies sometimes saves lives.

And of course, we haven’t spoken about the inherent morality of throwing pies at oppressors in a world where oppressors have outlawed pie throwing. At the very least, pie throwing is a reminder to the oppressors that no matter how much money they have, no matter how much power they have, there are still some people, some moments they can’t control.

GRACE ROCKY SAVES STARS

Project Hail Mary (2026) dir. Phil Lord, Chris Miller + Wordle

council of megatrons (aka tfo megs getting advice from a bunch of divorced mechs and 1 (one) married ex-warlord)

“Notes on skirts and pants”