LJ Amber
@ljamberfantasy
Author of #1 Best Ongoing Story on Royal Road The Elf Who Would Become A Dragon is free to read rrtewwbad.ljamberfantasy.com Queer Irish author living in Scotland. I write fantasy fiction for adults using accessible language. www.ljamberfantasy.com
Praying. That's called praying. Quite possibly with a rosary. Why did they refuse to write that his supporter was praying for him? Unbelievably low standard of reporting.
Okay, now - as is tradition - someone draw them making out. (I don't have time to write proper alt text unfortunately, so if someone reading this would do me the favour, I'll owe you one.)
Their Instagram, with wedding photos. They both look lovely! www.instagram.com/dupla.oxiuai/
I'm capable of admitting when I'm wrong, so I dug out my subscription to Oxford English Dictionary to double-check. Here's the phrasal verb entry for "to knock up." Snopes wasn't incorrect in this instance. You very clearly misread the source you yourself originally quoted from. I'm sorry.
"Hello, I work for the prince of darkness, the great destroyer, satan himself! Would you mind helping me out?"
We are ruled over by people who don't like us, who don't want us to be happy and safe, let alone for us to thrive. They don't even see us as people. We're a resource to be allocated or disposed of according to their preferences. This is a face of evil.
🧵 Adding to this, one of the things that confuses observers is that most of these skills aren't directly applicable if you're a creative building a community and 'personal brand' (ugh). You're forced to engage, and so the rules change. I'll summarise in replies.
Spoilers for The Elf Who Would Become A Dragon rrtewwbad.ljamberfantasy.com
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Here we go again. The word I typed: shouldn't The word that Microsoft Word decided I'd meant:
I'm definitely on my way toward making it as a professional author writing under a name I own.
Microsoft Word strikes again. This actually *is* a word, being the simple past of "wardrive," which is a jargon word referring to driving around searching for a wifi network. Why in the *fuck* is this in the dictionary?
Recently received one of the best reviews I've ever had. No idea who this person is, but very happy they like my work 🧡 Listen to them, and come read the story 👇