The liminal space of an airport: a transient feeling, melancholy and stuck in time.
Follow Kirishima as he’s stuck in the airport and meets Bakugou—a fascinating, bizarre, well-traveled pilot—in Shippeh’s fic “Carry-on.”
“Time inside an airport twists and turns and when it isn’t slow, it’s fast. It is fast like the pounding of a child’s broken leather heel as they race to catch up to their mother’s rushing grip — fast like the sweat beading down every identical food court employee’s run-ragged hair — fast like blinking numbers on half-broken signs that change every time you look and never, ever match the printed ink on the ticket you cling to in a frantic hand.
A day spent at an airport is a day lost to time and a day you will never get back. Things that happen in wide, white noise terminals are things that do not matter and will never matter.
It was exactly the kind of twisted space and time that Kirishima Eijirou so desperately needed.”
Imagine it: Post-graduation Canonverse AU, oblivious Kirishima, blind date with a twist, VERY detailed & lengthy exploration of [REDACTED] all wrapped up in a long-form, super sexy one-shot… In a setting you might not expect
“This…he absolutely should have anticipated, the very second he realized who he was dealing with. Bakugou operated on recognition of his skills, of his talents and how he applied them. Kirishima was the worst kind of enabler—a sincere one. Always generous with praises and admiration for people when they deserved it. That was a feedback loop of their relationship, naturally appearing in any instance of Bakugou doing anything, and Kirishima watched him doing anything. Inevitably, a tangible opportunity to hear how good he was from Kirishima dictated a shift in Bakugou’s motivation now. He wasn’t just showing off his skills to some extra. He was searching for precise ways to please Kirishima, to deserve hearing his highest, sincerest praises.”
i cannot find enough words to describe how excited i am for @underdogszine, which combines two of my favorite things: fashion & bnha minor characters! here’s a preview of my long article in the zine!
Underdogs: Preorders Open Now How Invisible Girl Used Eye-Catching Fashion to Battle the Effects of Quirk Discrimination “Not only is the style something super eye-catching, but the whole movement and community behind it have also been very inspiring for me,” Invisible Girl told us. “When I first developed my Quirk, it felt like the world had ended for me. I felt like I didn’t exist anymore … and some people started acting that way too or pretending that I was a ghost. It was a very isolating experience. But, Yami Kawaii helped me find myself again!”
I wrote a piece for @todokamizine about Shouto snorting Doritos like cocaine because he’s never been without oppressive adult authority telling him what to do before. It’s peak dumbass, and you should check out the store here.
Here’s another sneak peek for the first of my pieces for the Four Nations Magazine ATLA Fanzine! Preorders are open between 8/16/2021 and 9/13/2021 here! Go check it out, there are tons of amazing ATLA writers and artists featured!
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Here’s another sneak peek at my second piece for the Four Nations Magazine ATLA Fanzine! Preorders are open from 8/16/2021 to 9/13/2021 here! Go check it out, there are tons of fantastic ATLA writers and artists featured!
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Jee: I can’t really say definitively, but I do know what changed my perspective of him.”/end ID]
A sneak peek for the second piece I did for the Four Nations Magazine ATLA Fanzine! Preorders are open from 8/16/2021 to 9/13/2021, so go check it out here! There are tons of fantastic authors and artists featured!
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Here’s a sneak peak of one of my pieces for the Four Nations Magazine fanzine! Preorders are open from 8/16/2021 to 9/13/2021 at https://fournationsmagazine.bigcartel.com/ Go check it out! There are a ton of fabulous authors and artists featured!
[Image ID: A square image of a banner and text, with the banner taking up half the square of orange decorated with watermarks of the four emblems of the Four Nations of the ATLA world. At the top of the banner in white text reads “Four Nations Magazine” and below it in smaller text is “-sneak peak-”. In the center of the image is a square of paper-textured off-white, with text in a brush-like font reading “Honestly, if you wanted a choice vacation spot, you could do a lot worse than Manyue Village. Just don’t stay at the inn. The inn is creepy. No, I don’t feel like elaborating, just take my word for it. Go camping in the woods, you’ll be much safer.
While you’re there, have a bowl of shui zhu yu, Manyue’s head-spinningly spicy boiled fish soup. You’ll be breathing fire like a dragon for the rest of the day, but it’s so worth it.”/end ID]
