Dreamling Fic Masterpost
In honor of Dreamling Week, here's an updated masterpost of everything I've written for them so far, split into SFW and NSFW. Each section is arranged oldest to newest. Links go to Tumblr posts, and each Tumblr fic post has the direct AO3 link also.
You can also find me HERE on AO3.
💕🌼The Fluff and Assorted Other Offerings🌦️❤️🩹
If it's rated M there is a brief spicy passage somewhere in the fic but not enough to warrant the full E
Use Your Words
Rated T, ~2500 words
Hob finds mistletoe hung in the bar. Dream is. Insistent. That they adhere to tradition.
Old Acquaintance
Rated G, ~800 words
It’s New Year’s Eve at the New Inn, and Dream and Hob are on the same page
Fluffbruary 2023 Prompt: velvet
Rated G, 165 words
One of Hob's favorite things about Dream
Fluffbruary 2023 Prompt: memory
Rated G, ~230 words
Dream is distracted by a memory
Fluffbruary 2023 Prompt: thread
Rated G, ~200 words
Hob loves his grey hair
Fluffbruary 2023 Prompt: daydream
Rated T, ~800 words
Hob's daydreams are not the only distracting ones
Fluffbruary 2023 Prompt: enthusiasm
Rated G, ~200 words
Enthusiasm is one of Hob's defining traits
Fluffbruary 2023 Prompt: trust
Rated T, ~1500 words
Dream finds Hob cooking for him (aka The Spicy Omelettes one)
Fluffbruary 2023 Prompt: grass
Rated G, ~330 words
A date in Fiddler's Green
Fluffbruary 2023 Prompt: fireplace
Rated G, ~170 words
Generic hearth metaphor
Fluffbruary 2023 Prompt: strong
Rated T, ~3400 words
Dream helps a drunken Hob get home (aka The Drunken Confessions one)
Fluffbruary 2023 Prompt: teach
Rated T, ~520 words
Dream teaches Hob how to summon him; self-immolation discouraged
Fluffbruary 2023 Prompt: vague
Rated M, 465 words
Sometimes Dream speaks vaguely. Sometimes he is Very Direct
Fluffbruary 2023 Prompt: glasses
Rated T, ~330 words
Sometimes Hob wears Glasses
Fluffbruary 2023 Prompt: yesterday
Rated G, ~470 words
Time works different in the Dreaming
Fluffbruary 2023 Prompt: recovery
Rated T, ~2900 words
Dream is dating; Hob works hard to just be a good friend while watching it fall apart (aka The Thessaly Breakup fic)
Fluffbruary 2023 Prompt: friend
Rated T, ~1800 words
Dream contemplates friendship, Hob, and the blurring of boundaries
In the Morning Light
Rated T, ~1960 words
Dream visits Hob on a rainy morning
Anticipation
Rated T, ~700 words
Dream chooses Hob’s Halloween costume (spoiler alert: it's the Wavemother's robe from BG3)
Untitled Knight Hob/King Dream Scene
Rated M, ~1300 words
A synopsis-plus-scene-draft of a potential Knight Hob and King Dream AU that in all likelihood I will never actually go back to, but I like what's here so it goes on the masterlist
The Keeper and the Traveler
Rated G, ~1700 words
Not-Exactly-Human AU. A campfire folktale about finding what you didn’t know you were searching for, or something like that. Inspired by Nightwish's 'The Islander'
I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm
Rated M, ~6900 words
It’s winter in London and Hob is interested in sharing various cold-weather human experiences with his distinctly-not-human boyfriend
Shampoo
Rated G, ~550 words
Fluffbruary 2024 prompt 'Scent'. Big changes also mean small changes, and sometimes a loss can bring gain as well
London Fog
Rated M, ~3500 words
Sequel to Caribbean Sunset. Human AU. Dream does his best to ignore Possibilities while he copes with returning from holiday
Before I Go
Rated G, ~850 words
Fluffbruary 2024 prompt 'Evening'. A Season-of-Mists-style leave-taking visit, some time later in their relationship
Vogue
Rated M, ~750 words
Fluffbruary 2024 prompt 'Photography'. Human AU. Dream comes home and Hob greets him with a camera.
☂️The Umbrella Boys series, a Human AU☂️
A Sweet Romance Beginning in a Queue
Rated T, ~4500 words
🎶Bus stop, wet day, he’s there, I say,
‘Please share my umbrella’🎶
Love Rain Down On Me
Rated M, ~2300 words
5 times those Three Little Words go unspoken,
and one time they do not.
🔥🌶️The Spice and the Smut🌶️🔥
(aka The Stuff You Hide in the Pantry at Work For) 😉😘
Fluffbruary 2023 Prompt: snack
Rated E, ~1800 words
Hob comes home to find Dream waiting from him in the traditional murder-widow robe
Built For You
Rated E, ~820 words
Hob questions Dream on some particulars of his waking world anatomy
Insatiable
Rated E, ~3100 words
Dream gets rimmed and railed within an inch of his life
Of Cutoff Shorts and Classic Cars
Rated E, ~4300 words
Hob has made some very distinct wardrobe choices on a hot day. Dream approves.
Little Indulgences
Rated E, ~1000 words
A spot of fun with lingerie and sex toys
Caribbean Sunset
Rated E, ~5500 words
Human AU. Hob hooks up with a beautiful stranger on a Caribbean cruise
My Song Can But Borrow Your Grace
Rated E, ~6800 words
Fanfic for Flatter the Mountain Tops by Teejaystumbles (linked in the post). Dragon AU. Hob wants Dream in dragon form to fuck him while he stays in human form; Dream is beginning to see there’s more to it than just a size kink.
Appreciation
Rated E, ~4300 words
Sequel to Anticipation. Hob wears the costume (the Wavemother's Robe from BG3); Dream has his fun.
On the Edge of a Waking Dream
Rated M, ~3900 words
Monsterfucktober Bingo Square 'Ghost'. Human AU. Dream never believed in ghosts until his boyfriend became one
The Beauty of the Beast
Rated E, ~3100 words
Monsterfucktober Bingo Square 'Were-creature'. Recently-turned werewolf Hob wants to protect Dream from this new side of him. Dream is. Not interested in being protected.
Ambrosia
Rated E, ~4000 words
An exercise in celebrating the human messiness (and messy humanness) that Dream finds so attractive in Hob
Customer Service ✨(COMING SOON)✨
Rated E, ~4500 words estimated
For the Dreamling Week 2024 June 5 prompt 'Dirty'. Human AU. Mechanic Hob's just trying to fix the rich guy's Porsche but the rich guy is looking at Hob like he's a five-course meal
Fic will be linked properly once it's been posted
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For today’s Folktale Week theme of “Underground”, I had planned to do a drawing inspired by The Green Children of Woolpit, but didn’t have time/didn’t want to burn myself out (since I’m honestly feeling a little burnt out these days). If you’re unfamiliar with the story, here’s a short(ish) version: In 12th Century England near the town of Woolpit, two mysterious children —a boy and a girl— were found stuck at the bottom of a wolf pit. They did not speak English, they were skittish and apprehensive, and refused to eat anything but broad beans. The strangest thing, however, was that the children had green-tinted skin.
The children were taken into the care of a local squire, and eventually they began to learn English and the green hue of their skin dissipated. In time, the children claimed to come from “St. Martin’s Land”, a place underground enveloped in perpetual twilight, and they did not know how they got to Woolpit. While this story has all the hallmarks of a folktale, there are records of the young girl growing up and marrying a local lord, and sadly, records of her brother passing away. The theories surrounding The Green Children of Woolpit range from everything from Flemish refugees to extraterrestrials. We’ll probably never know the truth behind this odd story, but I find the way it has grown and evolved into a legend over the centuries fascinating! I hope when I have more time and stamina, I can revisit this concept and do a complete drawing of these two weird green little kids!
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#FolktaleWeek2023 November 14: Ink ✍🏼
Cordel literature is a form of popular literary expression that originated in the Northeast of Brazil. Its name derives from the way pamphlets were traditionally displayed and sold: hanging on strings in markets, squares, and fairs. These pamphlets are printed on simple paper, often with colorful illustrations, and contain narrative poems that address a wide variety of themes, such as legends, love stories, social issues, political critiques, historical events, adventures, and everyday tales.
In addition to the literary aspect, cordel literature plays an important role in preserving Northeastern culture and traditions by transmitting popular stories, beliefs, values, and customs from generation to generation.
Woodcut prints are traditionally used for illustrations in cordel literature. Woodcut is a relief printing technique where an image is carved onto a block of wood (usually a hard wood like boxwood or hardwood). The artist carves the desired image onto the surface of the wood, leaving the raised parts that represent the figure or illustration. This wooden block is then inked and pressed onto paper, transferring the image onto the paper surface.
The woodcut illustrations in cordel literature are distinct for their handmade style and unique aesthetic, often featuring simple lines and striking details. Artists who create these woodcut prints have specific skills to carve the wood in a way that creates clear and sharp images that complement the poems and narratives of cordel.
While digital methods are used for illustrations nowadays due to technological advancements, woodcut prints are still highly valued for their connection to tradition and authenticity in cordel literature.
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