#GREEN CREEK SERIES BY TJ KLUNE

[rainbowd00dles]

I moved toward him as he leaned against the cruiser in the autumn sunlight. He spread his legs, allowing me to step between them. His hands went to my hips, fingers tugging on the hem of my work shirt, my name stitched in red on my chest. He said, "Hey," and "Hi," and "Hello," and I knew I would do whatever it took. He never stopped fighting for me. I needed to do the same. For him. For myself. For us.

Heartsong by TJ Klune

[erlie]

Like I said, I still have them in my head. Gordo and Mark mainly, but also other guys from the garage. And I hadn't drawn Chris, Rico and Tanner before!

[notthiscoolkid]

Aesthetic of Wolfsong by Tj Klune

There are bunch of things that remind me of Ox, Joe, Gordo and the rest. Cant wait to read Ravensong and also do this to second book.

[inspired by @llstarcasterll art and some pinterest photos]

[lardass-delrey]

Okay so I’m looking through Green Creek fan art and why do all of you people think these men are all fuckin twinks????

I refuse to believe homosexual werewolves who like smelling each other are all these hairless lil twinks bffr I know too much about hairy gay men to let yall just lie to yourselves

[nerdshirts-and-rubberducks]

Cute gender-neutral things to call your partner

Stupid Carter

[oblivionsdream]

I am obsessed with the way that 'home' has such a heavy emphasis in TJ Klune's books. It's finding a home or creating a home and having that home be your found family.

The House in the Cerulean Sea had that titular house in the sea but it became Linus's home with his magical family.

Under the Whispering Door had its tea shop where Wallace found a place to be.

In the Lives of Puppets has literal tree houses and an odd little family of robots and their human.

Green Creek found home in a pack and I could go on.

Each book is just so full of home and family and I love it.

[sleepyrxsetea]

TJ Klune books are so special to me. especially because every time i open one of his books an overwhelming sense of calm washes over me and i feel at peace. even when it’s a very tense moment or tears are streaming down my cheeks, or i only read a paragraph that day: i feel calm, i feel safe, i feel home (god, it is so fucking cheesy but it’s true, especially as an queer person who lives in a not so accepting area.)

[werewolfjism]

The entire Green Creek series in a nutshell

[llamascanbepurple]

The Green Creek series really has the best relationships. Just peak angst and yearning. We got:

I loved you, but you left me.

I loved you, but you gave up on us.

I loved you but you can't remember who I am.

Still in the midst of reading Heartsong but god I cannot wait to see what unique Pain Brothersong has in store for me.

[rhllorthered]

Joe smells pinecones (and all the rest), Kelly says he smells "home," and Carter smells the old growth forest. The Bennett boys' mates all smell like Green Creek itself.

[rainbowd00dles]

They've both been through so much

Gordo and Mark from the Green Creek series by TJ Klune

[mystical-moonmagic]

No but young Ox Matheson is so precious to me he's all "there are bullies at school so I sit outside, here I have my peace, my sandwich is good, the birds tell me stories, life is not so bad. Oh there's something growling in the forest, what is it? Let me tell you about how much I like the trees here okay?"

[moefling]

I would just like to take a moment to appreciate the aro and ace rep in the Green Creek series.

The fact the Kelly is ace but still sex positive is amazing to see. I also loved that his sex scene in the book was very minimal compared to the other books.

And Tanner being aro but still having a platonic mate made me happy cry

[notthiscoolkid]

Joe from Wolfsong

[samuelturn]

Stone Wolf Emoji Kitchen for all my Green Creek packmates

[fluister]

Young Gordo Livingstone, sleeping with strangers and sometimes holding the stone wolf, after being left behind in Green Creek by the pack.