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Sumerian Veteran: *has severe PTSD but doesn't know it because the term won't be invented for another 5000 years* I fight the same battle in my dreams every night and my relationship with my family has fallen apart.

Sumerian Healer: *saw hundreds of veterans with the exact same affliction before* You're cursed by desert demons.

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Must it be an ask? Might it not be a reblog?

I mayhaps have a tma idea where Martin is from Nightvale

Send me asks and I'll spill

;)

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*holds this photo of Arthur Lester like I am Wolverine*

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Onward, steed!

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I love my people and it's amazing to see so many of us turn up today, but it's like herding very friendly cats 😂

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RB to give mutuals a little kiss and some garlic bread

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Reblog to give prev a fucking break holy shit y’all

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Finally made a tumblr account, so now I have a place to dump all my art. Anyways, here's some drawings from my brief Good Omens obsession.

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[spell out the first letter of each emoji]

❤️👂🪜🪜🐙 🫙🐙👃

🍎📃🐙🪜🐙🎁🧊👂⭐️ 🐟🐙🐇 🌲🪖👂 🦌👂🍰👂📃🌲❄️🐙👃

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Ok, I've seen this sentiment before, but the amount of Kindle Unlimited ads I've been seeing is forcing me to repeat it-

Kindle Unlimited is offering two free months of unlimited ebooks. As a trial. Which will then become a paid subscription.

Your local library is offering unlimited ebooks all the time. Forever. No contracts, no predatory practices, no tracking of how long you spend on each particular page in the hopes that information about your habits can be sold for a profit.

Use your library. They want so badly to give you all of the things for free.

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The art history version of “you’d look prettier if you smiled more”

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Alrighty, a short list of 'what next' (ignore any that you know already, obviously 😊) :

The most obvious is 'the Magnus Protocol', the TMA sidequel (like a sequel, but not really. It is also about a group of people with crappy office jobs that read/listen to creepy stories, and fall head first into the creepiness). Season 1 is complete now, we're waiting for season 2.

The one that everybody talks about, and for a good reason, is 'Welcome to Nigth Vale'. Deep dive into a surreal, quite-horrifying-if-you-think-too-hard-about-it reality, narrated by your friendly radio host. (Featuring the cutest background romance I've encountered so far in my life).

'Woe.begone'. My current obsession. The premise is: a random guy starts an ARG-game, only to be discover it is actually a time-travel-murder game he can't quit, and it only goes downhill from there. Point of note – if you thought that TMA had too many Michaels, you are not prepared for Mike Walters. Also, there are cowboys.

'Silt Verses'. It's finished by now, but I'm a coward and stopped listening at few episodes before the finale. How do I describe Silt Verses. It's like – the last-stage-capitalism, but it's gods. The gods are real and they are horrible, and so are people who make them, and so are people who worship them, and fighting them seems impossible, and it's surprisingly pleasant to listen to for some reason (except for one whispered episode, but it was only one).

Oh boy. I've got a mixed feelings about this one, but I suppose I'd be remiss not to mention: 'Malevolent'. A noir detective with tragic past gets yoinked by an eldritch monster in his head. Do NOT listen in headphones or kiss your ears goodbye, the loud jump-scares are frequent. Also, the main decisions made by the MC are dictated by a vote of Patreon supporters, who seem to be hell-bent on sabotaging this man's well-being and sanity.

The best way I can describe 'Camp Here and There' is, somebody took a look at surreality of Welcome to Night Vale and said, I can turn it up to eleven. And so you get to hear a cheerful radio announcements of camp counsellor/nurse Sydney Sargent and his less cheerful colleagues doing their best to keep the summer camp from imploding in on itself.

And now for something completely different: 'Re: Dracula'. It's was inspired by 'Dracula Daily', I believe. It is, simply put, the novel 'Dracula' read by excellently cast actors, and all the segments are arranged (and released) in chronological order, rather than the order they were in the book.

Hope that some of those will fit your tastes.

Upsettingly close to the end of TMA. Don't know what I'm gonna do when it's finished.

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My adaptation of the God of Arepo short story, which was originally up at ShortBox Comics Fair for charity. You can get a copy of the DRM-free ebook here for free - and I'd encourage you to donate to Mighty Writers or The Ministry of Stories in exchange.

Again it's an honour to be drawing one of my favourite short stories ever. Thank you so much for the original authors for creating this story; and for everyone who bought a copy and donated to the above non-profits.

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I've been working on binding my latest JonGerry fic that I wrote for this years Rusty Quill Big Bang into a book, and I'm so happy with the result!

First time rounding a book, which was a lot easier than expected, and my first cutout cover, which was exactly as fiddly as I thought it would be with the image I chose 😆 definitely worth it though!

My b/w laser printer did not handle the art very well, unfortunately. I need to think on a solution for occasional colour prints.

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Shark Culling Laws Poster

Designed by Matteo Musci

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I think the first time I fully knew that Jonathan Sims, head archivist of the magnus institute, london was going to forever be my favorite blorbo was in the guest for Mr spider ep when he said for a long time he couldn't figure out why kids didn't like him when he was younger but he had since come to the realization that he was a *deeply* annoying child. For the main reason that I have NEVER related to a character more. Autism to autism connection. He understands me.