#Mirjam

[mirjam-writes]

If you write Good Omens fanfiction (any ships/characters), reblog this and put your ao3 username on tags!

(post inspired by me being unable to make the connection between blog names and writer names!)

[theladydrgn]

Hi, and happy Yuletide, holidays and/or the end of the year! I'm once again wandering from askbox to askbox, asking questions from my fellow Good Omens fanfic writers.

How was your writing year? What's the favourite story you wrote? Yes, YOUR favourite of YOUR work! Feel free to gush about your creations, I'm looking forward to hearing all about it!

I wish you all the comments and kudos, and an exceptional new year! 🧡 Mirjam

Hello Mirjam! Thank you for this ask 🥰

My writing year wasn't as good as I'd hoped it be! I got busy with work so I didn't write as much as I'd have wanted to 😔

I think my favorite thing I wrote this year was Greater Than Our Suffering, a Good Omens au loosly based on the Castlevania Netflix show where Crowley is an ancient vampire and Aziraphale is a trans former nun who's just looking for a place to be himself. It's a story that's near and dear to my heart and one Syl and I worked on very hard to not only be a steamy read, but to also affirm our trans readers.

[madameli]

[dutchjan]

June 30, 2023

[weepingwidar]

Mirjam Vreeswijk (Dutch, 1997) - Majestic Metamorphosis (2022)

[lonicera-caprifolium]

a Christmas meal to go with @mirjam-writes' absolutely gorgeous fic--

Be Still My Soul (link ✨️)

[henk-heijmans]

Reading, 2015 - by Mirjam Delrue, Dutch

[sitting-on-me-bum]

Mirjam Radke, Germany

EISA Maestro Awards 2023

[mikfelt]

[frogmuse]

[black-arcana]

Melissa Bonny, Fabienne Erni & Mirjam Schnedl 📸©Sammy Rüther

[pseudo-satisfaction]

[jammeke]

I was tagged by the lovely, intimidatingly well-read @brandbilen to list my favourite books from 2024. Ta! 🥰

I read 48 books last year, but I only gave 8 of them 5 stars — three of which are from one crime series, Josefine Tey by Nicola Upson (based on the real person). These books just keep getting better! I love the clever writing style, the characters (Archie Penrose, my beloved), and the way Upson writes women especially. It's so hard to find crime fiction that actually treats women as people. She lets them be angry and vicious and ugly and terrible and selfish and justified and wrong... but always compelling and interesting.

Anything by Bridget Collins is bound to be a fave! The Silence Factory was the most unique book I read last year. I didn't like the M/M main characters — and wasn't meant to — but that did not stop me from devouring this novel; I just had to know what was going on.

Practical Magic is one of those classics I just never got around to reading... but this year I finally did! It's not like the movie at all, I had to see it as its own thing, but I loved it, and the way it read almost like a fairytale: tell don't show, but in a good way!

Finally got around to reading The Clan of the Cave Bear too! Obligatory wtffff. Amazing writing and worldbuilding, though, and it's one of my mum's all time faves, so it was very special to step into her favourite series and finally meet Ayla, the inventor of life, the universe, and everything!

Moving on to the last two books, which didn't fit into my android photo collage: The Scarlet Pimpernel verse was written just for me; this installment is no exception. Sometimes you just want to read a book in which the hero mostly quips and naps his way through the story and still comes out on top.

Divine Rivals moved me. Magical typewriters? Rivals to lovers? A mystical war involving gods? The cover? Sold!

I tag anyone who hasn't been tagged yet and wants to yap about books too! 🥰📚

[farminglesbian]

Tatort: Deine Mutter (2024) Regie Mirjam Unger

[yourdailyqueer]

Mirjam Müntefering

Gender: Female

Sexuality: Lesbian

DOB: 29 January 1969

Ethnicity: White - German

Occupation: Writer, dog trainer

[weepingwidar]

Mirjam Vreeswijk (Dutch, 1997) - Insomniac (2023)