The Gashlycrumb Tinies By Edward Gorey, 1963

The Gashlycrumb Tinies by Edward Gorey, 1963

Serafine, as she intends to be portrayed when the Treasury puts her likeness on the dollar bill. (…although, technically, it was a Patron request for a Lackadaisy character in some sort of Mardi Gras regalia.) —————————– Lackadaisy is on Patreon - there’s extra stuff!

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I got to meet @streetcherub today! I bought some merch because it’s just so perf!☺️ I was actually WAY too nervous to tell’em how of an inspiration they are to me and that they are literally one of my favorite artists! Thanks so much for the wonderful items- I’ll treasure them always!

Lemon Lust for day five of Mermay!💛

Absolution

Absolution is a modern retelling of the Last Days of Christ, set in a fictive, dystopian Syria. Yeshua and his disciples are a group of rebels, trying to tear a society down that was built on slaves and money. The novella is told with raw emotions and a gut-wrenching prose. It contains different POV’s, mainly through the eyes of Mariam, Judah and Yeshua, as well as the gospel of Matthew, John, Mark and Luke - interludes that include newspaper articles, script plays and more.  The twelve apostles are not all male; some are female, one is genderless and one is genderfluid. It is an LGBTQ+ novel with action, thriller, conspiracy and grunge elements that grab the story of Jesus’ last seven days on earth, and flip it around.

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