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dream of the endless you’re such a mr darcy variant

Take my idiocy and find the humor yeee

#i drink to forget but i always remember #digitalart #flipaclip #animation practice

I’m an artist and I need money badly, so if you want a profile pic done in my style I can do it for $25. Please take a look and message me if you’re interested, thank you.

it’s always 2 dumb bitches telling each other “exaaaaactlyyyy”

The Black Knight designs are so cool ⚔️

In Progress Series Total Word Count: 56,463 thus far Witch!Reader x Bat/Vampire!Eddie Munson

No witch has stepped foot in Hawkins since 1845, but when Vecna opens the ground and poisons the town, a voice begins to call to you. Have you been brought back to this cursed place to heal the townspeople's wounds, to save a hexed bat that always finds its way to you, or to redefine your history with a reunion 150 years in the making?

Warnings: canon typical violence, swearing, horror genre typical violence/infrequent gore, death/dying, animal death, suicide, abusive parents, death in childbirth (mentioned - not described), spiders/bug, no beta, grief/mourning; warnings updated each chapter.

Extras: From 1586 to 1986 - our story's timeline The Grimoire - all the magical references Both updated with each chapter Book cover art Eddie art

Chapters:

One: Eptesicus fuscus 2809 words A voice calls to you.

Two: From sickness a reprieve 3443 words There are many different ways to heal.

Three: A drop of witch's blood 2755 words When is a man, not a man?

Four: Deserving of hex or death 3371 words An ye harm none, do what ye will.

Five: A gateway to the woods 2562 words In honour and love.

Six: To symbolise atonement and reconciliation 2714 words Death and transformation, or: how to unhex.

Seven: I wasn't your burden to bear 2740 words Bury a candle and give allegiance.

Eight: Lux solis urere hic malum 3051 words Death is here.

Nine: That's the real monster 2962 words What is expected of us?

Ten: This is holy work 2909 words Violence comes twofold.

Eleven: A carnal fight of bodies 3046 words A witch will not fight alone.

Twelve: I remember destruction 2777 words The timeline narrows and questions begin to find answers. 

Thirteen: A question of morality 2882 words Warning... answers may lead to endings.

Fourteen: The natural laws of magic and earth 3294 words We are our memories.

Fifteen: Fade to black 3170 words Before death.

Sixteen: Everything all at once 3515 words Liminal spaces.

Seventeen: Where there is death 3668 words We speak to those beyond.

Eighteen: A ghost in the memory 2552 words Magic for magic.

Nineteen: Love and be loved 2292 words It's time to wake up.

Twenty onwards: TBA

What to Read After Dracula

If you want to read more Stoker: Dracula’s Guest and Other Stories by Bram Stoker

If you want more foundational genre-defining gothics: Frankenstein by Mary Shelley

If you want homoerotic vampirism that’s both intriguing and problematic: Carmilla by J. Sheridan le Fanu

If you want a gothic heroine fighting against the villain trying to possess her: A Long Fatal Love Chase by Louisa May Alcott

If you want a protagonist entering an extremely fucked up old money home and fighting for their freedom: Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno Garcia

If you want basically the same plot as Dracula but a lot more batshit and can put up with 1800s racism: The Beetle by Richard Marsh

If you want a modern take on Dracula that acknowledges the sexual assault subtext: The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires by Grady Hendrix (note: this one is very hit or miss, people either love it or hate it)

If you want academics fighting ancient evil and an actual implied cameo by Dracula: The Case of Charles Dexter Ward by H.P. Lovecraft (my personal favorite Lovecraft!)

If you want morally ambiguous mad scientists: The Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and Other Stories by Robert Louis Stevenson (and read the rest of the stories in it while you’re at it!)

If you want rootin’ tootin’ Americans fighting gothic monsters: Pigeons from Hell by Robert E. Howard

If you want a gothic mystery with a spooky villain: The Hound of the Baskervilles by Arthur Conan Doyle

If you want an implied polycule where a nerdy lady does all the real mystery solving: The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins

If you want the kind of vampire romance Dracula has become in pop culture: A Taste of Blood Wine by Freda Warrington

If you want something campier: Haunted Castles by Ray Russell

If you want something sexier: The Bloody Chamber by Angela Carter

If you want something weirder: Blood 20 by Tanith Lee

If you want to read foreign bootleg Dracula: Powers of Darkness or Dracula in Istanbul, both creatively mistranslated from Bram Stoker

Lots of love for this it looks so fantastic

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//i tried staying true to your colours but ended up having to change them a bit ;;

//either way here he is!

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