Awesomeness
Sunday, February 19th, 2012 10:22 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mothwingI'm usually late with recs and such, so scroll past if you have seen these already.
1. Tigerbeatdown: "G. R. R. Martin is creepy" - putting into words what I've thought about the series for years. It's one of the series that I get as 24/7 kinkster Fantasy series, but not as mainstream Fantasy without the niche SSC context or a warning label.
2. If you haven't updated your knowledge in 2009 what you learned about female reproductive anatomy at school is probably outdated and not as awesome as reality.
3. McGonagall and Umbridge, a new piece by ~ehay. Her Minerva's cheekbones are as delightful as ever.
4. If you haven't already, check out The Half-Life by *Sigune, a watercolour portrait of Snape.
5. Though I'm not a Snarry fan I can recommend Cordiality and comfort of my new home, which has amazing light.
6. ~LadyMacbeth1755 has the four heads of houses as silhouettes here.
7. I'm late with this rec, but if you haven't already, drop everything and read In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning by![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
atdelphi, which is hauntingly beautiful and powerful.
1. Tigerbeatdown: "G. R. R. Martin is creepy" - putting into words what I've thought about the series for years. It's one of the series that I get as 24/7 kinkster Fantasy series, but not as mainstream Fantasy without the niche SSC context or a warning label.
2. If you haven't updated your knowledge in 2009 what you learned about female reproductive anatomy at school is probably outdated and not as awesome as reality.
3. McGonagall and Umbridge, a new piece by ~ehay. Her Minerva's cheekbones are as delightful as ever.
4. If you haven't already, check out The Half-Life by *Sigune, a watercolour portrait of Snape.
5. Though I'm not a Snarry fan I can recommend Cordiality and comfort of my new home, which has amazing light.
6. ~LadyMacbeth1755 has the four heads of houses as silhouettes here.
7. I'm late with this rec, but if you haven't already, drop everything and read In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning by
atdelphi, which is hauntingly beautiful and powerful. 
