#Erin Honeycutt

[rayneydayss]

mash is so queer and no i’m not just referring to klinger

[battyaboutbooksreviews]

🌈 Queer Books Coming Out in August 2024 🌈

🌈 Good afternoon, my bookish bats! Here are a FEW of the stunning, diverse queer books you can add to your TBR before the year is over. Happy reading!

[ Text list below ⤵ ]

❓What was the last queer book you read?

[ Release dates may have changed. ]

❤️ Failure to Comply - Sarah Cavar 🧡 I Spit On Your Celluloid - Heidi Honeycutt 💛 You're Embarrassing Yourself - Desiree Akhavan 💚 Death of the Hero - Briona Johnson 💙 Between Dragons and Their Wrath - Devin Madson 💜 The Crimson Crown - Heather Walter ❤️ Sacrificial Animals - Kailee Pedersen 🧡 Oath of Fire - K. Arsenault Rivera 💛 The Palace of Eros - Caro De Robertis 💙 This Ravenous Fate - Hayley Dennings 💜 Mistress of Lies - K.M. Enright 🌈 Wolf Bite - T.J. Nichols

❤️ In the Valley, A Shadow - Samantha Tano 🧡 Follow My Lead - Adrian J. Smith 💛 The Last Woman I Kissed - Venetia Di Pierro 💚 Full Shift - Jennifer Dugan & Kristen Seaton 💙 Hers for the Weekend - Helena Greer 💜 Come Out, Come Out - Natalie C. Parker ❤️ Rules for Ghosting - Shelly Jay Shore 🧡 How to Leave the House - Nathan Newman 💛 Plot Twist - Carmen Sereno 💙 On the Far Side of a Crescendo - Kalyn Hazel 💜 Tiny Oblivions and Mutual Self Destructions - Maxwell I. Gold 🌈 Daylan and the River of Secrets - Edd Tello

❤️ The Italy Letters - Vi Khi Nao 🧡 The Gender Binary Is a Big Lie - Lee Wind 💚 The House Where Death Lives - Alex Brown 💙 Ash's Cabin - Jen Wang 💜 The Avian Hourglass - Lindsey Drager ❤️ The Heart Wants - Krystina Rivers 🧡 A Grand Love - Janna Barkin 💛 You Can't Go Home Again - Jeanette Bears 💜 Libertad - Bessie Flores Zaldivar 🌈 Her Golden Coast - Anat Deracine

❤️ Mighty Millie Novak - Elizabeth Holden 💛 Rise and Divine - Lana Harper 💚 Dying for You - L Flowers 💙 I'll Have What He's Having - Adib Khorram 💜 Changing Her Tune - Amanda Kabak ❤️ Monogamy? In this Economy? - Laura Boyle 🧡 The Rainbow Age of Television - Sayna Maci Warner 💛 Medusa of the Roses - Navid Sinaki 💙 Confounding Oaths - Alexis Hall 💜 Idol Lives - K.T. Salvo 🌈 Brother's Keeper - Quinn Cameron

❤️ Key Lime Sky - Al Hess 🧡 Crushing It - Erin Becker 💛 The Husky and His White Cat Shizun - Rou Bao Bu Chi Rou 💚 Not for the Faint of Heart - Lex Croucher 💙 Tasting Temptation - JJ Arias 💜 Ami - S. Jae-Jones ❤️ You're the Problem, It's You - Emma R. Alban 🧡 Cubs & Campfires - Dylan Drakes 💛 The Dark We Know - Wen-yi Lee 💙 Practical Rules for Cursed Witches - Kayla Cottingham 💜 Riyati Rebirth - Kalani Shimizu 🌈 The Brujos of Borderland High - Gume Laurel III

❤️ A Bánh Mì for Two - Trinity Nguyen 🧡 Dance of the Starlit Sea - Kiana Krystle 💛 Scattered Snows, to the North - Carl Phillips 💚 Beyond a World Apart - Caitlin Myers 💙 Don't Let It Break Your Heart - Maggie Horne 💜 Nothing Heals Me Like You Do - Harper Bliss ❤️ How It All Ends - Emma Hunsinger 🧡 How Do I Sexy? - Mx. Nillin Lore 💛 The Palace of Eros - Caro De Robertis 💙 Prince of the Palisades - Julian Winters 💜 Better Left Buried - Mary E. Roach 🌈 Back to Back - Jo Fletcher

❤️ DITCHLAPSE / [REALLY AFRAID] - Tommy Wyatt 🧡 The Love Archives: Bonus Scenes & Excerpts for Palestine - Various 💛 Guardian: Zhen Hun - Ying Priest 💚 The Sunforge - Sascha Stronach 💙 Queering Reproductive Justice - Candace Bond-Theriault 💜 Gender Explained - Diane Ehrensaft & Michelle Jurkiewicz ❤️ The Unlikely Pair - Jax Calder 🧡 In Universes - Emet North 💛 We Love the Nightlife - Rachel Koller Croft 💙 Lessons from Cruising - Martin Goodman 💜 Wild Ginger in the Rhubarb - Eule Grey 🌈 Not My Circus - Delicia Niami

❤️ Asunder - Kerstin Hall 🧡 The Phoenix Keeper - S.A. MacLean 💛 Encounters with James Baldwin - Various 💚 Verity's Game - Jennifer Giacalone 💙 Hunt Me! I Crave the Chase - Fae Quin 💜 The Audacity Omnibus - Carmen Loup ❤️ Haunted to Death - Frank Anthony Polito 🧡 Blood Orange - Paige Grunewald 💛 The Bad Things We Did - Chris Archeske 💙 Dark Restraint - Katee Robert 💜 Worth the Wait - Kenna White 🌈 The Maid and the Crocodile - Jordan Ifueko

❤️ Loving Corrections - Adrienne Maree Brown 🧡 The Last Witch in Edinburgh - Marielle Thompson 💛 The Duchess of Kokora - Nikhil Prabala 💚 The Scales of Seduction - Rien Gray 💙 Survival Is a Promise - Alexis Pauline Gumbs 💜 Loka - S.B. Divya ❤️ The Every Body Book of Consent - Rachel E Simon 🧡 Southern Lights - Liz Arncliffe 💛 Then Things Went Dark - Bea Fitzgerald 💙 Death at Morning House - Maureen Johnson 💜 The Last Doorbell - William Parker 🌈 The Pairing - Casey McQuiston

[helloliriels]

Christmas in Honeycutt

CH. 13: Clarity & CH. 14: Dreaming

"Honestly John!

      It's embarrassing!"

"Keep your voice down, Mary." John shut the door of Mary’s bedroom behind them as she continued her rant.

"Why? Afraid your new boyfriend might hear me?" 

"You are blowing things way out of proportion … and I am asking you to think about this like a rational human being!!" It took a lot to make John raise his voice, but she was certainly trying his patience … 

She tossed her scarf into the side table. John barely catching the stole that came next. 

"In front of God and everybody! You were … !" 

John's heart stuttered for a minute … thinking she had seen them waltz … or worse … almost kiss?

                 “What? Mary?” 

***the party returns from the Christmas Eve Gala and with it, lines are drawn, and clarity is needed ***

Fic continued on AO3, 2 new chapters up! and posting through into the new year!

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[nighsheyds]

0.00-7.19-Erin Honeycutt

7.22-15.42-Rachel Pafe

15.53 - 24.14-Dalia Neis

24.20-34.30-Yanara Friedland

34.44-39.16-Susannah Song feat. wind intervals

[qudachuk]

Erin Honeycutt was able to grow record-setting 11.8in beard because she has polycystic ovarian syndromeA Michigander has grown the globe’s longest beard on a woman after ditching her routine of shaving three times a day, according to Guinness World...

[asplashofsims]

Sim dump 01 - Erin Honeycutt

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[radio-mix-kassette]

https://www.mixcloud.com/radio_mix_kassette/beyond-human-impulses-athens-2018-fie/ Beyond human impulses. field recordings and more. in april 2018 i stayed in athens to take part in the performance festival Beyond human impulses, i also took part in easter that is a big thing in athens. in these recordings you hear performances of some of the artist taking part in the festival, the back ground sounds, some short clips and other long.... and the sound of the city, singing priest and singing clocks, barking dogs. the sounds don´t come in the order they were performed but random flow and can never give clear perspective of the performances as you need to be there and see and breath it , to feel the whole scope of it. i wanna thank everyone and beyond human impulses for the shared experience. i feel blessed to have been part of Beyond Human Impulses.. her i put a list of the artist and sound as they appear in the mix some with full recordings and others with a small clip. i will also time stamp the show. Erin Honeycutt Homo bulla est Berglind Ágústsdóttir Humming of Venus Friday the long the clocks ring Bryndis Hrönn Ragnarsdóttir Apogee or Nobody Eva Ísleifs introduce the festival Ingibjörg Magnadóttir Woman in Love Friday the long people singing on the street Ragnheiður Sigurðardóttir Bjarnarson Being memories (tiny glimpse) Gunnhildur Hauksdóttir Braid Choir - Solidarity (short part of performance ) Maria Nikiforaki Rain Dance (tiny glimpse) Steinunn Gunnlaugsdóttir be ( short part of performance) Rakel McMahon my ego is here with us tonight Steinunn Gunnlaugsdóttir be (tiny glimpse) in the back ground you hear Aristeidis Lappas very short party clip. the priest sing on good Saturday with the light of jesus Amalia Charikiopoulou Travel around Eva Giannakopoulou At the beach 2 (tiny short glimpse) Gunnhildur Hauksdóttir Braid Choir - Solidarity ( tiny short glimpse ) Katrin Inga Jonsdottir Hjordisardottir Egó Friendly Love bells ring again again and again Snorri Páll Ground Zero orthodox priest sing there magic Kalo Pascha- Christos Anesti Ásta Fanney Sigurðardóttir performance

[brokehorrorfan]

Creepy Bitches: Essays on Horror from Women in Horror is available now via ‎ BearManor Media. The 204-page paperback is edited by genre journalists Alyse Wax (The World of IT) and Rebekah McKendry (All the Creatures Were Stirring).

Contributors include Rhianne Paz Bergado, Meredith Borders, Kaydee Cage, BJ Colangelo, Zena Dixon, Paula Haifley, Heather Hendershot, Heidi Honeycutt, Sandy King, Shannon McGrew, Carly Lane-Perry, Sonia Lupher, Erin Maxwell, Stacie Ponder, Debbie Rochon, Amy Searles, Chelsea Stardust, Sarah Stubbs, and Jenn Wexler.

Karen McKenna designed the cover art. The synopsis is below.

For far too long, horror has been considered a male genre, made by men, marketed to men, and enjoyed by men. But in the last decade, we have seen an emergence of women as horror filmmakers, academics, and fans, all making sure their voices were heard! Editors Alyse Wax and Rebekah McKendry, PhD have gathered some of the greatest minds in horror film theory—all women—to discuss their love of the genre.

The scope of Creepy Bitches covers all areas of the horror genre, film industry, and fandom – from the Cronenbergian experience of giving birth to how The X-Files plays in the #MeToo moment; from growing up at Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion to growing up in a video store. The book explores gender roles in The Creature From the Black Lagoon trilogy and Mexican horror cinema, as well as the bisexual energy of I Know What You Did Last Summer. It covers the therapeutic benefits of watching horror and how to love home invasion movies again after experiencing real-life trauma. But the book’s overarching purpose is to celebrate new voices and increase our understanding of women in the horror realm, celebrating that horror does not only scare us, but helps us understand the world around us, providing a lens through which to view and explore our own selves.

Order Creepy Bitches from Amazon.

[mountainmaven]

Top Ten Books of the Decade

I was tagged by @bookofmirth Thank you!!

Rules are simple:

list 10 books that you either loved or that particularly shaped your life over the last decade. the books do not have to have been published in the last 10 years, they just need to be something you either read or reread in the last decade. I’m not posting in any particular order since ranking things is hard. Feel free to add explanations as I did. 

The School of Essential Ingredients and Joy for Beginners by Erica Bauermeister

The Girl Who Chased the Moon by Sarah Addison Allen

Saving CeeCee Honeycutt by Beth Hoffman

Climbing the Stairs by Padma Venkatraman

The Graveyard Book, and Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman

The Picture of Dorian Gray, The Importance of Being Ernest, and The Canterville Ghost by Oscar Wilde

84 Charing Cross Road by Helene Hanff

The Obsidian Chronicles by Lawrence Watt Evans (trilogy first book: Dragon Weather)

The Swan Thieves by Elizabeth Kostova

The Aviary by Kathleen O’Dell

Wildwood Dancing and Cybele’s Secret by Juliet Marillier

The Parasol Protectorate series by Gail Carriger (first book Soulless)

The Whisper Man by Alex North

House of Salt and Sorrows by Erin A. Craig

Birthday by Meredith Russo

Okay I cheated and did more than 10.  Oh well.

I tag anyone who wants to do this!!

[telenoveladamore]

IL CAST DI TELENOVELA D’AMORE.

CAST AGGIORNATO APRILE 2019:

RYAN PAEVEY

ROBERT PALMER WATKINS

CHAD DUELL

JOSH SWICKARD

NICK BATEMAN

ANDREA DENVER

ANDREA DAMANTE

SIMONE JOY

MARIANO DI VAIO

KIRSTEN STORMS

HAYLEY ERIN

CAROLINE EINHOFF

CELESTA DEASTIS

CAITLIN CARVER

JESSA HINTON

KATIE STEVENS

NATHALIE KELLEY

CIARA PRICE

MELISSA ORDWAY

KELLY KRUGER

OLIVIA ROSE KEEGAN

PAULA MANZANAL

REBECCA HERBST

JASON THOMPSON

STEVE BURTON

BILLY MILLER

MATT COHEN

GINA TOGNONI

KELLY MONACO

BIANCA ARACHIDE

MARCO SHIT

KIARA BARNES

GIRSHIO AORT

RACHELE ARABA

ANGELINA ACHUP

SCOTT CLIFTON

MARTA LINARIA

MANUELE MUNNU

ANGEQUILA AKOSCA

CHIARA ALLKIN

JOULK ASHOLI

ALEA MIK

ADAIN BRADLEY

WAYNE BRADY

DENISE RICHARDS

LYNDSY FONSECA

KATRINA BOWDEN

MOLLY BURNETT

JEN LILLEY

ERIC MARTSOLF

NADIA BJORLIN

HOPE CORTIN

EMME RYLAN

NIA SIOUX

MIRANDA COSGROVE

ANNIKA NOELLE

MATTHEW ATKINSON

JOSEPH CANNATA

ARION J. SPIKT

MANUEL MIRRO

MITCHELL WICK

FEDERICO GREGUCCI

MARCO FERRI

GALEN GERING

BRYTNI SARPY

CASEY MOSS

CAMILA BANUS

LUCY HALE

LUCA DAFFRE'

ROBERT SCOTT WILSON

MICHAEL MEALOR

SASHA CALLE

LINSEY GODFREY

JOSHUA MORROW

CAMERON MATHISON

DANIEL GODDARD

LINDSAY HARTLEY

BRUNO SANTOS

JOHN ANISTON

MISHAEL MORGAN

SALEISHA STOWERS

LAMON ARCHEY

DONNELL TURNER

VINESSA ANTOINE

NATHAN OWENS

ROME FLYNN

SUZANNE ROGERS

ELIZABETH HENDRICKSON

MELISSA ARCHER

BREE WILLIAMSON

DAN EWING

BRANDON BEEMER

DARIN BROOKS

COURTNEY HOPE

CHRISTIAN HOGUE

ANDRE' HAMANN

JEFF KASSER

LUCAS BLOMS

WES RAMSEY

ANDREW COOPER

NATHANIEL BUZOLIC

TOBIAS REUTER

VIKI ODINTCOVA

JOJO FLETCHER

JOHN BROTHERTON

CLAY HONEYCUTT

COREY BROOKS

VICTORIA KONEFAL

SARAH JEFFERY

LUCAS ADAMS

JAY ALVARREZ

ADAM GREGORY

KYLE LOWDER

JAMIE DORNAN

RYAN COOPER

SCOTT EASTWOOD

TORREY DEVITTO

CASEY DEIDRICK

REBECCA BUDIG

CHRISHELL STAUSE

WILLIAM DEVRY

FINOLA HUGHES

MELISSA CLAIRE EGAN

JEFF BRANSON

MATT BOMER

GREG RIKAART

ADAM HUBER

ADAM SENN

RYAN CARNES

CHRISTOPHER SEAN

JAMES PATRICK STUART

MICHELLE STAFFORD

ARIANNE ZUCKER

TAMARA BRAUN

KASSIE DEPAIVA

ALISON SWEENEY

MELODY THOMAS SCOTT

JORDI VILASUSO

RENA SOFER

JUDITH CHAPMAN

LESLEY-ANN BRANDT

[hopscotchreads]

Notes on The Palm-Wine Drinkard by Amos Tutuola

by Erin Honeycutt

When I first came across Amos Tutuola’s ‘The Palm-Wine Drinkard’ I was convinced the specific nature of his lists were not flippant. Perhaps it was more my relationship to numerical facts within a narrative that made me feel convinced that there was a mapping taking place within the story that was not only geographically charting a landscape as it wallowed back and forth between being quantifiable and being completely unquantifiable. It became a map of the possible ways to measure a novel.

‘The Palm-Wine Drinkard’ was the first African novel published in English outside of Africa. The quest tale written in a Pidgin English is told in the first person. It follows a man addicted to palm wine, made from fermented palm tree sap and used in ceremonies all over West Africa. The narrator is the son of a rich man and can therefore afford his own tapster, but when the tapster dies, the narrator begins a journey to Dead’s Town to find his tapster. In the desperate search for his tapster, he enters a world of supernatural creatures and goes through various tests until he gains a magic egg that offers him endless palm wine.

Tutuola found a way to condense an entire universe with its specific temporalities and intricacies of relation into literature, reminding the reader of the fact that the first novels were spiritual autobiographies. How does one translate a new construct as old as time into the shape we know as ‘literature’? Tutola has markers for time, lengths of time, distances travelled, lists of measurements from beginning to end: the more specific, the more incalculable. I took notes as I read the map:  

Ten years of age 

Eight children 

Nine miles square

560,000 palm trees

150 kegs

2pm

75 kegs

Sixth month 

Two friends 

Third day 

One week 

Two or three months

Four months

Seventh month 

One mile

6.30am

One mile 

Eight hours 

A century 

Midnight

2 o’clock in the midnight

6 o’clock early in the morning

Second day

2 o’clock at night

Quarter of a mile

6 o’clock in the morning

Two or three windows

Fifth month

Fifth day

Every fifth day

4 o’clock in the evening

2,000 british pounds

12 miles away

Two miles away

A few yards

A mile to the second

One day

A thousand petrol drums

Thousands

Forty kegs of palm-wine

9 o’clock am

Many hours

A few minutes

8 miles away

25 miles away

50 miles in the forest

One hour after

One hundred yards in the forest

Third day

One mile

Single compound

Single compound

Six months

Three and a half years

Ten years of age

Three feet and some inches

Five minutes

Three kegs out of four kegs

A hundred men

Midnight

Two hours

One o’clock in the midnight

Two miles away

Forty persons

Seven miles

28 pounds

One quarter of a mile

An hour

Three creatures

Three creatures

A hundred people

Three fellows

Three fellows

A good five days

Two soldiers

Three fellows

Three fellows

Three wonderful creatures

2 o’clock in the midnight

Two days

Three pence

Seven pounds

4 o’clock

7 o’clock

56 British pounds, 9 pence

Five hours

4 o’clock

8 o’clock pm

Third day

40 miles

6.30 pm in the evening

2 o’clock in the night

One quarter of a mile

Six feet

One o’clock am

Ten o’clock am

12 o’clock in the evening

Three feet high

8 o’clock in the night

11 o’clock in the night

One month old baby’s head

Twenty minutes

Half an hour

Five minutes interval

Two feet

Sometimes

One foot long

Five horns

Four feet

Four grains of rice

Four grains of corn

Four seeds of okra

Five minutes

Ten minutes

Thirty minutes

Third time

18 months

Two miles in the side bush

Five miles away

1.30 in the midnight

Two feet long

One foot

Fifty holes

Two minutes

Second country of the ghosts

80 yards

Four minutes

5pm

Hundreds of years

Two hours

Thirty minutes

Thirty minutes

2 o’clock

7 o’clock in the evening

4 o’clock in the evening

One quarter of a mile

Five hours

One hundred years

3 o’clock pm

9 o’clock in the morning

10 o’clock in the morning

5 o’clock in the evening

Second day

3 o’clock pm

1 o’clock in the night

2 o’clock in the midnight

90 %

Three months

Seven miles

More than a mile

Four miles

Six miles

One third of a mile

One thousand and fifty feet in length

200 feet in diameter

Forty yards

Two large hands

Seventy British pounds

6 pence

Three pounds

A month

Three hundred people

One million pounds

Twenty stages

Seven to eight years of age

Five minute intervals

340 cooks

One week

2 o’clock in the midnight

Three days and nights

Three months

One foot

One year and two weeks

A year

One hour

Two hours

Ten feet long

Six miles

Twelve miles

Two red creatures

Seventh day

Three days

Two creatures

Two creatures

Two creatures

Two red creatures

Two creatures

Two creatures

Five o’clock early in the morning

Two red creatures

7 o’clock in the morning

Half a mile from the town

Two red creatures

Half an hour

A thousand persons

Two red creatures

Thirty horns

Four miles away

Twenty feet

Second red creature

Five minutes

One town

Six long teeth

Half a foot long

Two red creatures

Two red creatures

Two red creatures

Two red trees

Two red trees

Two red trees

Two red trees

80 miles away

Two days

Two red creatures

Two red trees

Two red trees

Two red creatures

Three fellows

Hundreds of years

Three fellows

Three fellows

Two days

Three fellows

Three fellows

One year

Three miles square

10 o’clock

2,000 cowries

Six pence

Six pence

A mile to fifty

8 o’clock in the night

Two non-natives

2 o’clock in the midnight

2 days and nights

55 miles

Two days

Two days

19 miles

Two hands

Two persons

36 miles

30 attendants

11 days

7 days

6 days

7 to 8 in the morning

5 o’clock in the evening

Seven days

Ten days

Forty miles

Six more days

One hour

8 o’clock in the morning

Five minutes

Two alives

Ten kegs of palm-wine

Ten kegs

Two of my friends

One and a half years

Ten years

Twenty kegs of palm-wine

Two years

12 o’clock in the evening

Three hours

Fifty kegs of palm wine

Third day

400 dead babies

2 o’clock in the midnight

150 feet in diameter

45 persons

30 miles

8 o’clock in the morning

9 terrible creatures

9 terrible creatures

Ten feet in diameter

Two large eyes

Three miles

9 terrible creatures

9 terrible creatures

Three feet high

Five inches

9 creatures

8 leaves

9 terrible creatures

Two and a half days

Two weeks

Five feet away

One year

Ten miles

Two miles

One hour

4 o’clock in the morning

9 days

One pound

One pound

One year

One pound

One pound

One pound

One pound

One pound

One pound

Two hours

One year

One year

Four months

Three wives

Three wives

Three wives

Three wives

One hour

One year

Two cases

Four letters

Two cases

Fifteen days

A million mountain creatures

300 yards

7 o’clock in the morning

200 kegs of palm-wine

Three days

12 o’clock am

Noon

5 o’clock in the evening

7 o’clock

Six years

60 %

9 o’clock

10 o’clock

One year

2 o’clock in the midnight

Three times

Four days

Millions of leather whips

One hour

Two owls

Six kolas

One bottle of palm oil

Six kolas

Three months

Amos Tutuola (1920, Abeokuta - 1997, Ibadan) was a Nigerian writer whose novels were based on Yoruban folk tales. His novels were written in English. ‘The Palm-Wine Drinkard’ was written in 1946 and published in 1952 by Faber and Faber (London).

[battyaboutbooksreviews]

🌈 Queer Books Coming Out in August 2024 🌈

🌈 Good afternoon, my bookish bats! Here are a FEW of the stunning, diverse queer books you can add to your TBR before the year is over. Happy reading!

❓What was the last queer book you read?

[ Release dates may have changed. ]

❤️ Failure to Comply - Sarah Cavar 🧡 I Spit On Your Celluloid - Heidi Honeycutt 💛 You're Embarrassing Yourself - Desiree Akhavan 💚 Death of the Hero - Briona Johnson 💙 Between Dragons and Their Wrath - Devin Madson 💜 The Crimson Crown - Heather Walter ❤️ Sacrificial Animals - Kailee Pedersen 🧡 Oath of Fire - K. Arsenault Rivera 💛 The Palace of Eros - Caro De Robertis 💙 This Ravenous Fate - Hayley Dennings 💜 Mistress of Lies - K.M. Enright 🌈 Wolf Bite - T.J. Nichols

❤️ In the Valley, A Shadow - Samantha Tano 🧡 Follow My Lead - Adrian J. Smith 💛 The Last Woman I Kissed - Venetia Di Pierro 💚 Full Shift - Jennifer Dugan & Kristen Seaton 💙 Hers for the Weekend - Helena Greer 💜 Come Out, Come Out - Natalie C. Parker ❤️ Rules for Ghosting - Shelly Jay Shore 🧡 How to Leave the House - Nathan Newman 💛 Plot Twist - Carmen Sereno 💙 On the Far Side of a Crescendo - Kalyn Hazel 💜 Tiny Oblivions and Mutual Self Destructions - Maxwell I. Gold 🌈 Daylan and the River of Secrets - Edd Tello

❤️ The Italy Letters - Vi Khi Nao 🧡 The Gender Binary Is a Big Lie - Lee Wind 💚 The House Where Death Lives - Alex Brown 💙 Ash's Cabin - Jen Wang 💜 The Avian Hourglass - Lindsey Drager ❤️ The Heart Wants - Krystina Rivers 🧡 A Grand Love - Janna Barkin 💛 You Can't Go Home Again - Jeanette Bears 💜 Libertad - Bessie Flores Zaldivar 🌈 Her Golden Coast - Anat Deracine

❤️ Mighty Millie Novak - Elizabeth Holden 💛 Rise and Divine - Lana Harper 💚 Dying for You - L Flowers 💙 I'll Have What He's Having - Adib Khorram 💜 Changing Her Tune - Amanda Kabak ❤️ Monogamy? In this Economy? - Laura Boyle 🧡 The Rainbow Age of Television - Sayna Maci Warner 💛 Medusa of the Roses - Navid Sinaki 💙 Confounding Oaths - Alexis Hall 💜 Idol Lives - K.T. Salvo 🌈 Brother's Keeper - Quinn Cameron

❤️ Key Lime Sky - Al Hess 🧡 Crushing It - Erin Becker 💛 The Husky and His White Cat Shizun - Rou Bao Bu Chi Rou 💚 Not for the Faint of Heart - Lex Croucher 💙 Tasting Temptation - JJ Arias 💜 Ami - S. Jae-Jones ❤️ You're the Problem, It's You - Emma R. Alban 🧡 Cubs & Campfires - Dylan Drakes 💛 The Dark We Know - Wen-yi Lee 💙 Practical Rules for Cursed Witches - Kayla Cottingham 💜 Riyati Rebirth - Kalani Shimizu 🌈 The Brujos of Borderland High - Gume Laurel III

❤️ A Bánh Mì for Two - Trinity Nguyen 🧡 Dance of the Starlit Sea - Kiana Krystle 💛 Scattered Snows, to the North - Carl Phillips 💚 Beyond a World Apart - Caitlin Myers 💙 Don't Let It Break Your Heart - Maggie Horne 💜 Nothing Heals Me Like You Do - Harper Bliss ❤️ How It All Ends - Emma Hunsinger 🧡 How Do I Sexy? - Mx. Nillin Lore 💛 The Palace of Eros - Caro De Robertis 💙 Prince of the Palisades - Julian Winters 💜 Better Left Buried - Mary E. Roach 🌈 Back to Back - Jo Fletcher

❤️ DITCHLAPSE / [REALLY AFRAID] - Tommy Wyatt 🧡 The Love Archives: Bonus Scenes & Excerpts for Palestine - Various 💛 Guardian: Zhen Hun - Ying Priest 💚 The Sunforge - Sascha Stronach 💙 Queering Reproductive Justice - Candace Bond-Theriault 💜 Gender Explained - Diane Ehrensaft & Michelle Jurkiewicz ❤️ The Unlikely Pair - Jax Calder 🧡 In Universes - Emet North 💛 We Love the Nightlife - Rachel Koller Croft 💙 Lessons from Cruising - Martin Goodman 💜 Wild Ginger in the Rhubarb - Eule Grey 🌈 Not My Circus - Delicia Niami

❤️ Asunder - Kerstin Hall 🧡 The Phoenix Keeper - S.A. MacLean 💛 Encounters with James Baldwin - Various 💚 Verity's Game - Jennifer Giacalone 💙 Hunt Me! I Crave the Chase - Fae Quin 💜 The Audacity Omnibus - Carmen Loup ❤️ Haunted to Death - Frank Anthony Polito 🧡 Blood Orange - Paige Grunewald 💛 The Bad Things We Did - Chris Archeske 💙 Dark Restraint - Katee Robert 💜 Worth the Wait - Kenna White 🌈 The Maid and the Crocodile - Jordan Ifueko

❤️ Loving Corrections - Adrienne Maree Brown 🧡 The Last Witch in Edinburgh - Marielle Thompson 💛 The Duchess of Kokora - Nikhil Prabala 💚 The Scales of Seduction - Rien Gray 💙 Survival Is a Promise - Alexis Pauline Gumbs 💜 Loka - S.B. Divya ❤️ The Every Body Book of Consent - Rachel E Simon 🧡 Southern Lights - Liz Arncliffe 💛 Then Things Went Dark - Bea Fitzgerald 💙 Death at Morning House - Maureen Johnson 💜 The Last Doorbell - William Parker 🌈 The Pairing - Casey McQuiston

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Hello Wip Fics!

Christmas in Honeycutt 🎄

Ch. 12/?? up▪︎25,765▪︎T▪︎WWII AU▪︎Xmas

John's publisher asks him and his family to entertain a war hero at their idyllic estate for Christmas ...

Only ... John doesn't have a wife ... or a daughter ... or an estate! He has a bedsit in London. And some wounds of his own to recover from. But he can't tell his publisher that ... or he'll be fired. What's a writer to do?

What If I'm Not? 💌

Ch. 14/?? up▪︎11,850▪︎T▪︎first fic collab @fluffbyday-smutbynight

'What if I'm down, what if I'm out? What if I'm someone you don't want around? I'm falling again ...'

John's letter to Sherlock after Mary's death. Maybe in confessing why he's not okay, he is really pushing Sherlock out of his life for good?

For ... how could such a disclosure not?

(I Love You) Infinitely 🌈

Ch. 14/16▪︎20,048▪︎T▪︎Infinity WarPost-TRF

With a snap of his fingers, Thanos had caused the heartache and loss of half a planets population. And John Watson, of all people ... could have kissed the glove that did so ...

Dungeons & Dragons, Detectives & Dates🐉

Ch. 3/5▪︎2,971▪︎G▪︎1st fake fic titles real fic!

'He called me a twink, John!'

John & Sherlock’s raid banter may lead to a night out in London ... or did John just stand him up?

You Can See Me 🖤

Inspired by this artwork. Ch. 3/??▪︎3,320▪︎T

When Mike takes John to meet his potential flatmate ... he isn't expecting to fallen so hard, so fast!

... and Sherlock it seems, has already fallen.

The Shape of Us 🎻

Ch. 1/3 up▪︎3,144▪︎M▪︎fluff without plot

It had devastated John ... seeing Janine go in to share a bath with Sherlock. Why it still bothered him a year later? He didn't know ...

Sherlock had explained it all. It was a ruse ... but that didn't make the truth any easier.

Mary was gone ...

And Janine had shared a bath with Sherlock,

... and John had not.

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Book Recommendations!

PLEASE READ: Hello my beautiful readers! A lot of you have been requesting a book recommendation list and I have finally delivered! If you purchase any of these books using the links I’ve put in this post, I will receive a commission so I can continue to update my blog regularly, with no charge to you beautiful readers! Please reblog and share this post, and I will be forever grateful.

The Night Circus by Erin Morganstern

Rating: ✩✩✩✩{✩1/2}

~ Genre ~ Metaphysical and Visionary Fiction

☀ Summary ☀

The circus arrives without warning. No announcements precede it. It is simply there, when yesterday it was not. Within the black-and-white striped canvas tents is an utterly unique experience full of breathtaking amazements. It is called Le Cirque des Rêves, and it is only open at night. 

But behind the scenes, a fierce competition is underway—a duel between two young magicians, Celia and Marco, who have been trained since childhood expressly for this purpose by their mercurial instructors. Unbeknownst to them, this is a game in which only one can be left standing, and the circus is but the stage for a remarkable battle of imagination and will. Despite themselves, however, Celia and Marco tumble headfirst into love—a deep, magical love that makes the lights flicker and the room grow warm whenever they so much as brush hands. True love or not, the game must play out, and the fates of everyone involved, from the cast of extraordinary circus per­formers to the patrons, hang in the balance, suspended as precariously as the daring acrobats overhead. 

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The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas

Rating: ✩✩✩✩✩

~ Genre ~ Young Adult Fiction

☀ Summary ☀

The Hate U Give is a groundbreaking, thought-provoking debut novel inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement, about a teen girl who is the only witness to her friend's fatal shooting by a police officer. Sixteen-year-old Starr Carter moves between two worlds: the poor black neighborhood where she lives and the fancy suburban prep school she attends. The uneasy balance between these worlds is shattered when Starr witnesses the fatal shooting of her childhood best friend, Khalil, at the hands of a police officer. Khalil was unarmed. Soon afterward, Khalil's death is a national headline. Some are calling him a thug, maybe even a drug dealer and a gangbanger. Starr's best friend at school suggests he may have had it coming. When it becomes clear the police have little interest in investigating the incident, protesters take to the streets and Starr's neighborhood becomes a war zone. What everyone wants to know is: What really went down that night? And the only person alive who can answer that is Starr. But what Starr does -- or does not -- say could destroy her community. It could also endanger her life.

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Saving Ceecee Honeycutt by Beth Hoffman

Rating: ✩✩✩✩{✩1/2}

~ Genre ~ Women’s Fiction

☀ Summary ☀

Twelve-year-old CeeCee Honeycutt is in trouble. For years, she has been the caretaker of her mother, Camille, the town’s tiara-wearing, lipstick-smeared laughingstock, a woman who is trapped in her long-ago moment of glory as the 1951 Vidalia Onion Queen of Georgia. When tragedy strikes, Tootie Caldwell, CeeCee’s long-lost great-aunt, comes to the rescue and whisks her away to Savannah. There, CeeCee is catapulted into a perfumed world of prosperity and Southern eccentricity—one that appears to be run entirely by strong, wacky women. From the exotic Miz Thelma Rae Goodpepper, who bathes in her backyard bathtub and uses garden slugs as her secret weapons; to Tootie's all-knowing housekeeper, Oletta Jones; to Violene Hobbs, who entertains a local police officer in her canary-yellow peignoir, the women of Gaston Street keep CeeCee entertained and enthralled for an entire summer.

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The Secret History Of The Pink Carnation Lauren Willig

Rating: ✩✩✩{✩1/2}

~ Genre ~ Historical Fiction and Romance

☀ Summary ☀

Realizing romantic heroes are a thing of the past, graduate student Eloise Kelly is determined to focus on her work. Her first stop: England, to finish her dissertation on the English spies of the Napoleonic Wars, like the Scarlet Pimpernel and the Purple Gentian. But her greatest conquest is to reveal the most elusive spy of them all, the dashing Pink Carnation. As she does, she discovers something for the history books-a living, breathing hero all her very own...

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What She Left Behind by Ellen Marie Wiseman

Rating: ✩✩✩✩

~ Genre ~ Contemporary Fiction

☀ Summary ☀

Ten years ago, Izzy Stone's mother fatally shot her father while he slept. Devastated by her mother's apparent insanity, Izzy, now seventeen, refuses to visit her in prison. But her new foster parents, employees at the local museum, have enlisted Izzy's help in cataloging items at a long-shuttered state asylum. There, amid piles of abandoned belongings, Izzy discovers a stack of unopened letters, a decades-old journal, and a window into her own past. Clara Cartwright, eighteen years old in 1929, is caught between her overbearing parents and her love for an Italian immigrant. Furious when she rejects an arranged marriage, Clara's father sends her to a genteel home for nervous invalids. But when his fortune is lost in the stock market crash, he can no longer afford her care--and Clara is committed to the public asylum. Even as Izzy deals with the challenges of yet another new beginning, Clara's story keeps drawing her into the past. If Clara was never really mentally ill, could something else explain her own mother's violent act? Piecing together Clara's fate compels Izzy to re-examine her own choices--with shocking and unexpected results.

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Dani and Dimitri have been aged up to toddlers! Also another set of twins have been born! Willow and Erin Honeycutt!