#revolt of the angels

[violet-yimlat]

Behold!

The Lucifer spreadsheet! Compiling and comparing over a dozen Lucifers!

Submissions welcome, don’t mind the Good Omens role play references, yes this is my special interest specially interesting.

Update! I accidentally forgot a Lucifer but he’s here now.

[pocket-mobster]

like yea idk i think if id spent my whole life believing in god per the teachings of christianity, and then right as i'm about to bang a married woman for the umpteenth time, a naked man materializes in my room, undoubtedly proves that he's my guardian angel (because he had been watching me the whole time) BUT he has denounced god and is planning a revolt, and is therefore relieving himself of the duty of being my guardian angel, i don't think it'd be weird to feel some type of way about it. but also, if i'd been having an affair with a guy for a while, and then one day, a naked man claiming to be his guardian angel spawns in saying that he had been watching the whole time (therefore implying that likely multiple guardian angels including my own had been watching me the whole time) i'd probably be reluctant to ever have sex again. all i'm saying is i see both sides of the issue, and if anyone needs a extramarital affairs counselor, i think i'd be pretty good at it.

[ulfdis-voludottir]

So like, Maurice d'Esparvieu is — or in any case was — definitely gay for his former guardian angel right? I mean, come on, can you really expect me to think otherwise when he's saying stuff like:

"Arcade, do you still love me?"

"... if only you love me, come back to me, stay with me. I cannot do without you."

"... I cannot stifle the tenderness I feel for you, and your candour forces me to love you."

"I will be your guardian angel,— I will not leave you." (Maurice says this)

Gayest thing I've ever read.

[vidra-comprehends]

Inktober Day 16: Angel

Corner of the Rue Feutrier and the Rue Muller, ca. 1910, nighttime.

Plus you get this silly digitalized line drawing of Arcade and Gilberte that I made in September.

[illustratus]

Satan summoning his Legions by Sir Thomas Lawrence

'Awake, arise, or be for ever fallen!' — John Milton's Paradise Lost

[betweenthetimeandsound]

Very apocalyptic, but great all the same!

Revolt of the angels

The revolt of the angels starts a war

That sweeps through lands that never fought before.

It sets on fire everyone’s soul

Like coal in a train’s engine with one goal;

To run over everyone in its track

And turn all its enemy into a snack

That satiates the hunger of the poor

And puts in place the people with delusions of grandeur.

Angels are the last to revolt as they know violence can only be their last resort.

This poem was inspired by a writing prompt posted by @betweenthetimeandsound

[borninwinter81]

No Nightingales and The Revolt of the Angels

Following seeing this post the other day regarding the existence of a book called "No Nightingales" about a pair of ghosts living in a house at Berkeley Square, as well as a revelation in the reblogs which says Neil Gaiman is a fan of the authors, I had to get myself a copy.

Unfortunately (no doubt due to a number of people having the same reaction!) there are no longer any copies on ebay, but I wanted to share these pictures of mine. It's clearly ex library, it has beautiful endpapers and I love it without even having started to read it!

I will make another post once I have read it regarding any plot points which may have significance for S3 😁

If you also want to read it I believe there are online library copies, and I think someone may have even posted scanned pages into one of the reblogs on the post I've linked above.

EDIT: @fuckyeahgoodomens just shared a link to read this book here

Also this one, which I posted about the other day. No direct impact upon GO that I know of, other than being about the Angelic war between Heaven and Hell. The William Blake painting on the cover of this edition is a bonus, its The Angel of Revelation.

Again, I'll make another post when I've finished it if there is anything of significance!

20 pages in, and I can tell you it also involves a library, and a librarian who hates people borrowing books. Sounds familiar...

[angel-oftheday]

The Angel of the Day is...

Palutena

From Kid Icarus series & Super Smash Bros series

[betweenthetimeandsound]

Oh man, this is a cool take on my prompts! I wonder what inspired this particular piece...

Crucifixion of the 20th century

By Kelly G

Warily I walk on this dry dusty land

gathered together, one man and his band

The stories left behind, a crime I am told

My people they follow some young and some old.

The crucifixion is coming, my bones ache where they bled

An omen flew by with a crow overhead

A revolt of the angels

A dead rose on the sand

One nail in my foot and one in my hand.

Thank you to @betweenthetimeandsound for the prompts!

[constantvariations]

Reading the Justice League comic crossover and I'm putting in a formal complaint about the amount of romance nonsense going on. Everyone's so into each other with barely a "hello" and it's so unnatural, devoid of chemistry. I feel like I'm reading baby's first canon x oc fic

[violet-yimlat]

Fo you like anarchy?

Do you like Angels/Demons?

Do you like France in the year 1914?

Do you like anarchy?

Do you like when Satan is a protagonist and a good person?

Do you just want to read a really good book?

I got you.

And an audio version:

Disclaimers: the start is a bit slow and only really gets good after about chapter nine and, being pretty old, (pre World War One), it’s a teeny tiny bit anti semetic but is otherwise a pretty much perfect book.

Also: Anarchy and Satan.

[dulaman-na-farraige]

Cursed book on theology w unexpected yaoi save me

[ulfdis-voludottir]

"... war, which trained the courage and founded the cities of barbarous and ignorant men, brings to the victor himself but ruin and misery, and is nothing but a horrible and stupid crime when nations are united together by common bonds of art, science, and trade."

Anatole France, The Revolt of the Angels (La Révolte des Anges), Chapter XXI

[milkinthefreezer]

Rip AM you would've loved being me. oh how I love you so much AM

[illustratus]

Satan Exulting by Richard Westall

[tarnia2]

Anatole France said that "A tale without love is like a stew without salt" and, while I like his work, to that I say: no.